Ford Motor Company has temporarily stopped accepting online reservations for its sought-after Bronco reboot.
The Dearborn-based automotive company has temporarily stopped taking reservations for the full-sized Bronco. Ford will only accept reservations through dealerships during this time.
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Due to high demand and limited supply, the company has been accepting reservations for individuals interested in purchasing a Bronco when one becomes available.
Officials say the reservation pause is due, in part, to a website update, in addition to a supply issue that the company is having with the vehicle’s hard-top roof.
The online system is expected to be back up and running in October, which is also when reservations for the 2022 Ford Bronco will begin.
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