Taken delivery but OffRoadeo profile still shows Bronco as Vehicle Ordered.

chriscozart

Anyone have input on how I can change my OffRoadeo vehicle verification to show Order Status as Delivery Taken. It still shows at "Vehicle Ordered" and I'd like to register and go with my own vehicle to avoid the extra $200 charge at registration rather than get it credited back after the fact. Thanks.

You can call the Bronco Off-Roadeo headquarters at 888-260-5744 or email them at [email protected] and they will help you with that.

Note that you're welcome to drive your Bronco to Base Camp, but you will be using a program vehicle on the trails at Off-Roadeo, not your own personal vehicle.

Also, for those who have taken delivery of a Bronco, there is still a refundable deposit, but it will be $150 instead of $200.

I hope that helps!

TorgSurv

You can call the Bronco Off-Roadeo headquarters at 888-260-5744 or email them at [email protected] and they will help you with that.

Note that you're welcome to drive your Bronco to Base Camp, but you will be using a program vehicle on the trails at Off-Roadeo, not your own personal vehicle.

Also, for those who have taken delivery of a Bronco, there is still a refundable deposit, but it will be $150 instead of $200.

I hope that helps!

Thanks for the information. I did call to get assistance, but ended up asking more question to help understand the true costs for my attendance with a single guest. As you said, even through I have taken delivery, I'm still required to pay the lesser $150 deposit that will get refunded once they confirm I actually did take delivery. So no getting around the deposit regardless if I've taken delivery last week or last year. And for some reason I thought my guest voucher was for a free guest but it's only a discount for a guest, which means a guest will still cost $150. And what may have been the detail that will keep me from going is that I can't drive my own Bronco through the event. We have to drive theirs, and from what I've seen, is either a Badlands or Sasquatch models, which have way more features and probably more extreme off road capable than my non-Sas Black Diamond. So not sure that helps me learn how to drive my Bronco better as much as it probably helps Ford sell more Badlands and higher end models/packages to folks who have yet to take delivery. Guess I'll download a free trails app and take my wife somewhere local to figure ours out on our own.

Highlighting the features of the higher capability models is a part of the experience, but not the primary focus of the program. You'll learn more about basic off-roading principles and techniques, then the technology is layered on top of that. You could always try to get one of the non-Sasquatch Badlands, then just leave the sta-bar connected and don't use the front locker, which is a fairly close approximation of the Black Diamond. More importantly, Off-Roadeo is just a whole lot of fun!