definitely not but my f150 lariat and bronco badlands have the same sticker price. I’d expect a similar feature set.Seems not like a big loss
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2026 Bronco Badlands - First Impressions (and Changes vs. 2023 Badlands)
“I’ve found most human heartache is caused by our expectations of others.” —The Phantom Thread
(Maybe the pickup market is higher volume and more competitive or maybe Ford just hasn’t gotten around to knocking lux features off the F-150 yet!)
(Maybe the pickup market is higher volume and more competitive or maybe Ford just hasn’t gotten around to knocking lux features off the F-150 yet!)
It would be one thing if they made me pay extra, or upgrade to a higher spec package, for features that were included previously, but in this case there is no higher package, the features are just not available on a Bronco anymore. And the price went up!
right i bought the highest package and things just arent there or available but in the case of the mirror youcan get in on a 25k less msrp version bronco ...... super odd
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Thanks for the write-up. I'm looking forward to my '26...hopefully by the end of March!
Wow. Guess I’ll keep my 22’ lux Badsas forever.
People, Ford is no better with their F150 trucks. If you want a simple sliding rear window on your F150 truck you have to pay $7000 to upgrade to a “Mid” package!!! How ridiculous is that!?!
Huh? You don’t have power side mirrors on your ‘25 HE?Yeah, my late MY25 Heritage Edition didn't come with the home link button, either.
Don't really need adaptive cruise control, but power mirrors would have been nifty.
Not power folding, I mean power adjustable.
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Nope. Fully manually adjustable only. They did away with the wireless phone charging pad, as well.
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Bizarre. I have Homelink and power mirrors on my MY25 Badlands lux package. I always thought HE was more expensive/plush. No charging pad (which is not a minus for me).
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Can you snap a pic of your center console where the power mirror controls would normally be?
If you really don’t have them, they must have done away with it mid-year, because my ‘25 HE built in March has them. No charging pad though or home button. Mid package, which is all you can get on a HE.
The controls aren’t where you would expect them, but removable doors come with compromises.
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Exactly. If this is Ford's way of differentiating trim lines it's not too savvy. With a sticker of $58.6, you'd think power mirrors and a home link button would be doable. But, I've adapted and overcome.
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Ahh, yes ... OK. I did not explain myself clearly enough. Yes, I have power mirrors, but I meant to say power FOLDING mirrors to tuck them in when going through tight spaces. My bad.If you really don’t have them, they must have done away with it mid-year, because my ‘25 HE built in March has them. No charging pad though or home button. Mid package, which is all you can get on a HE.
The controls aren’t where you would expect them, but removable doors come with compromises.
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