WTF? Could've sworn when I added it to my '21 it was just over $5k. Ford really marking that shit up huh? I guess unless you REALLY need the lockers, then you are paying that. But for people just wanting that look, way cheaper to do aftermarket tires/wheels. My kid just put 35's on his 2024 Big Bend, 2.3l 3.73 gears. Turns them just fine to be honest.See below ... it's $9455 on the '24 BB!
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I forgot the ‘23 base was already $34.9k. So, with that in mind my 34.9k is probably low. So, I think you’re probably closer with $40k, however, that was the ‘24 big bend price and I feel they’ll try to come in under that since you’re changing to cloth seats, carpet and steel wheels. $37.9k is my new estimate.Most likely low, this is FORD we are talking about. My guess would be Base comes in around $40k, and by the time you put the Sasquatch package on there you'll be pushing $47k give or take. Which is why I'm perfectly content with my 2021 BaseSquatch with a 2.7 for under $41k.
It’s all easy to turn off permanently. The ACC, one reprogrammed, is excellent.Damn. I see that now. I hate all the electric driving assist nanny bullshit.
That’s a good point, it certainly could be $74,995.I think it's going to be a little more than that, the HE Limited is $72k and that's without the Fox shocks and '25 updates. Also all Stroppes are fully loaded, so it'll be lux vice mid package.
I hated the early ACC in my wife's Explorer. It was too sensitive with it's radar. If a transfer truck in the slow lane slightly weaved a bit from a breeze it was like throwing out a drag chute because of the ACC.It’s all easy to turn off permanently. The ACC, one reprogrammed, is excellent.
Agree, at least as much as a 2-door HEL + so its going start encroaching on the Braptor.That’s a good point, it certainly could be $74,995.
At least, yep! Stroppe also gets the modular bumper vice the capable of the HE-L and the black hood and tailgate are wrapped so you know Ford is going to charge for that as well plus the Bronco sticker on the sides. Only thing I can think that will swing cheaper on the Stroppe from the HE-L is no leather option, it's listed as vinyl seats which seemed odd to me.That’s a good point, it certainly could be $74,995.
Yeah, it rarely will do anything like that (as in less than 10 times in 100k miles). I hated early ACC in other cars for exactly that reason. It's not perfect, but it is way better than previous systems that I was completely unimpressed with. The poorest performance though is below 10 mph on the highway, as it tends to magnify the jerkiness of the driver in front of you.I hated the early ACC in my wife's Explorer. It was too sensitive with it's radar. If a transfer truck in the slow lane slightly weaved a bit from a breeze it was like throwing out a drag chute because of the ACC.
Here's the window sticker for a 2023 2 dr V6 BaseSquatch after the March '23 price increase.Most likely low, this is FORD we are talking about. My guess would be Base comes in around $40k, and by the time you put the Sasquatch package on there you'll be pushing $47k give or take. Which is why I'm perfectly content with my 2021 BaseSquatch with a 2.7 for under $41k.
It is cheaper to add Sasq to a Badlands because you already have the front and rear lockers, better axles and suspension, etc.
Why u so angry, bruh?It is cheaper to add Sasq to a Badlands because you already have the front and rear lockers, better axles and suspension, etc.