Ok, gotcha. I wouldn’t have criticized someone for not finding those controls right away on a new Bronco as it’s in the least intuitive location.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.
There were several things I didn’t realize I had for awhile, like the power outlet on the back side of the console box, the cup holders in the rear fold down armrest and back seats that can recline slightly with the same lever that folds them down. Back doors that don’t open on the first lever pull from inside when locked. Even with child locks disabled, It takes 2 pulls on the lever which is supposed to be a safety feature, but I had a rear passenger who thought they were locked in when it didn’t open on the first pull and they asked me to let them out. I thought they were broken at first. Also had other passengers in back the other day who couldn’t find the rear window controls because they weren’t on the door. Broncos are quirky like that.
EDIT: One more. In the center console box, under the rubber pad at the bottom is a fob shaped slot you can set your fob in to start the Bronco when the fob battery is dead or the wireless receiver isn’t working. Others that have posted here didn’t realize there is a backup key hidden in the FOB to get you in the door or lock the glove box:
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