Ford says it has now cleared the 2021 backlog Broncos accumulated at its Michigan Assembly plant in Wayne, Mich., while it waited for replacement hard shirts. These models have been fitted with a new roof and will start shipping at the end of the year as the company has promised back in september when the replacement tops begin to drip in.
From this point forward, Ford doesn’t need to stock up on any partially built vehicles to wait replacement tops, according to an Instagram story discovered by Bronco6g.com. This will be good news for authorized dealer and those with outstanding orders and as parts availability continues to improve, it will be good news for owners who have provided early production examples with Faulty top. Those who have not yet arranged a replacement with their agent may do so.
This problem appeared early in the Bronco’s production and has plagued the revived 4×4 ever since. Ford has offered preorders up to $1,100 in bonus points (for Bronco accessories), and those forced to choose to buy next year’s model due to production constraints will be exempt from any price hikes during the year. models through 2023. Anyone switching to a Bronco soft-top to avoid delivery delays has also been promised a free hardtop preparation package.
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