Congrats! Thanks for your honesty and enthusiasm!

Going Sunday so excited

Is it scary on some parts?

@@bimjoker2233 exhilarating 🤠

Excellent review, Jeff. Josh was our lead trail guide..The best! I never realized the terrain could be so challenging in Texas, and how well Bronco handled it. The rain the first day worked in our favor to cool and challenge, esp on the rocks. I would score it a perfect 100 event.

It is off highway 71 by Horseshoe Bay. I passed by it few times and saw it.

Unfortunately you will have to make a reservation before you can go. It is not a place where one can stop by. Head to broncooffroadeo.com to register and reserve!

I got my verification with in a few minutes. Ford also emailed me and let me know. Texas is the only open venue so far. Waiting to book Moab myself.

I am registering for Moab also.

It sometimes takes a few weeks to confirm the order I even sent screenshots of my order. They will sort it out, email them.

The four OR locations around the country are available to those in Canada with a Bronco order. You can attend Moab, Las Vegas, the Northeast, or Austin once COVID restrictions lift for the border crossing.

100

If you bought a Badlands it comes with it. A guest is a little pricey at $500 but a third and fourth guest drop to $200 or 250 each.

@@thejsterrichardson It's included with the purchase of any Bronco, or the Bronco Sport Badlands or First Edition.

235 dollars for order holders 200 refundable if you get a bronco

Yes! Changes were made to the program, re-uploaded for accuracy :)

If you are a guest of someone who owns a bronco you can, I don’t think its open to outsiders yet but maybe eventually

You would have to be the guest of a 2021 Bronco owner/order holder.

Kids over the age of 12 can attend as a guest.

I saw a guy who brought his grandson he was probably around 12 or so. This definitely would not be appropriate for little kids.

@@TheBroncoNation so no 10

I went. You wouldn’t want to bring your own bronco lol. Those Broncos take a beating

@@user-xw1rh7oo8l valid point: I suppose that I’d rather beat-up someone else’s car. But, the obstacles seems pretty geared/safe/easy to handle. Given the option, I’d chose to drive my own car.

@@PDGX yeah the truck will handle it. But you’ll def walk away with some battle scars. We bottomed out, took water and scraped branches… a lot But then again, that’s what they’re made for right?

I wouldn’t want to bring my own Bronco and damage it, besides most people don’t even have their Bronco yet I won’t get mine until October

They have about 30 or 40 different Bronco's and by day two you'll be glad they are letting you bash theirs. Day 1 is mostly learning about the various GOAT modes, when, where, how to use them and how to go wheeling with no GOAT modes at all. By day two you are fully into technical stuff and crawling up stuff that I really didn't think we'd all get up without flipping something. But no one flipped and everybody got up and down everything. But you definitely saw some bashed plates and scraped 1/4 panels. It was really fun.

Supply chain issues

@@anthony_sasquatch8056 and now they can't sell them.

@@Daddy53751 LOL. They can't sell them? What a joke. The dealership offered me $2k to not buy mine so they could sell it to another buyer for $10k over MSRP. I work at a different Used Car dealership and they are buying them for 5k over and selling them for $10-15k over MSRP. Not sure why you think Ford can't sell them. This Bronco is easily the best vehicle I've owned. I love it. PS - I did the Horseshoe Bay Off Rodea and it was a total blast, very informative, and I'm looking to do the MOAB course as well.

@@GinoBarasa I’m not absolutely sure what I was talking about either!😂 After constant delays, production issues, hardtops ect. I canceled mine, as I wasn’t ever truly married to it in my heart. (Just dug the Bronco for the retro look) When it did come in, it sat on the lot for a good 6 months before she went. (About 15k over) I ended up going with what I really desired, and got an old first gen Land Cruiser. I looked into first gen Bronco’s but getting into one in fine stock form was headed towards six figures, which was lunacy. Same lunacy as when I went looking for my first car in HS, a 1968 Olds 442 that I payed $500 for, was now mid five figures! But found a ‘71 Toyota that had good bones and been working it up from there. I can put my dog in her and she tough like they just can’t make ‘em nowadays. (As long as you accept the fact that it’s basically a tractor with a roof!😁)