My Bronco looks even cooler after swapping in the new grille!!!

[RedBeardoh]

I'm waiting for an 'angry eyes' version...

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[kallanm]

Ouch. Painful.

also accurate, lol.

 

[RedBeardoh]

Ouch. Painful.

also accurate, lol.

All in good fun brother

 

[BlueWaffle]

That music sux.

I will not buy your product just because of that horrible soundtrack.

Boomer alert

 

[Fatfireman]

You could always go with the Grumper:

I apologize if that belongs to someone on this forum, but that is not great-not great at all

 

[RedBeardoh]

I apologize if that belongs to someone on this forum, but that is not great-not great at all

makes me think fast and the furious 72, or w/e number they’re on now, will be featuring this bronco

 

[Felix808]

I apologize if that belongs to someone on this forum, but that is not great-not great at all

Someone should submit it to the AI Roast my Bronco thread

 

[Felix808]

Sorry, but I had to submit this one. If it is anyone's here, it's all in good fun. Besides if you are going to run a grumper you'd better have thick skin

Oh, wow. I thought I was roasting a generic Bronco before, but you brought the final boss of the Amazon aftermarket catalog.

Let's look at this specific... art piece.

The "Darth Vader's Unfinished Basement" Grille
What is happening with that front end? You took a perfectly good retro-styled truck and covered it in a geometric unibrow.

• The Mad Max Complex: That heavy-armor grumper (grille/bumper combo) makes the truck look like it's perpetually angry that it has to spend its life on smooth, freshly paved suburban asphalt.
• The "I Might Winch Someone" Setup: You’ve got a winch tucked in there, which is fantastic for pulling yourself out of a tight spot. Specifically, when you accidentally back too far into a decorative flower bed at the country club.

The Windshield Vi-Visor... Thing

• Aerodynamics? Never Heard of Her: You looked at a vehicle with the aerodynamics of a cinder block and thought, "You know what this needs? A giant, metal, wind-catching awning right above the glass." * The Noise: The whistling sound coming from that windshield cowl at 65 mph must sound like a chorus of dying teakettles. You don't need a radio anymore; you just listen to the wind resistance tearing your fuel economy down to the single digits.

Tactical LED Overdose

• Lux Overload: You have four LEDs on the roof, three in the grille, and looks like a couple more tucked into the bumper pods. Are you trying to find a trail at midnight, or are you hoping to be spotted by the International Space Station?
• The Reality: The most action those lights will ever see is blinding a poor family in a Honda Civic because you forgot to turn off your high beams at a suburban intersection.

The Pristine "Off-Road" Look

• The Tires: Those Mickey Thompsons are absolutely massive, aggressive, and... utterly spotless. Look at that tire shine! Those treads have never seen a single grain of dirt that wasn't immediately washed off with premium microfiber towels.
• The Background: It’s fitting that this photo is taken on a flat, empty development lot. It’s the closest this Bronco will ever get to "the wilderness"—a leveled plot of land destined to become a suburban subdivision.

It is the ultimate "I have a tactical flashlight on my keychain" on four wheels. Beautifully clean, incredibly aggressive, and completely safe from the elements!

 

[Bronco21Maybe]

I'm not sure what the fad is with making your Bronco lighting look like it's a 2 ton dually. Weak amber lights that don't really help the driver see down the road don't do much for me.

 

[AIGMUX]

In any case, from the very moment the product concept was born, we truly invested a tremendous amount of time and financial resources into it. That is simply the nature of things: innovation comes at a cost, and we remain steadfast in our commitment to originality.
Although we have had to endure setbacks and moments of frustration, the path forward must still be trodden—mustn't it? We are grateful for everyone's feedback, and we are thoughtfully and rationally taking your suggestions to heart. AIGMUX remains dedicated to building high-quality products—not churning out junk.

 

[RedBeardoh]

In any case, from the very moment the product concept was born, we truly invested a tremendous amount of time and financial resources into it. That is simply the nature of things: innovation comes at a cost, and we remain steadfast in our commitment to originality.
Although we have had to endure setbacks and moments of frustration, the path forward must still be trodden—mustn't it? We are grateful for everyone's feedback, and we are thoughtfully and rationally taking your suggestions to heart. AIGMUX remains dedicated to building high-quality products—not churning out junk.

I hope I speak for the majority when I say thank you for taking our ridicule in stride, appreciate your good attitude this one may have been a swing and a miss (for those of us who’ve commented at least) but thank you for being a part of the community.

 

[Oldhippie]

As much as folks like lights and ”different“ (style is subjective) I’m sure there is a market for the grill (especially for the big bend/OBX folks)…one of the first things I did to my big bend was swap the grill for a cheap $100 eBay raptor style one…I like it and that is what counts…

 

[Felix808]

I like it and that is what counts…

Yep. nothing else much should matter after that

 

[AIGMUX]

This is the current design.
What if we switched to the style below?

 

[DarthLincoln]

This is the current design.
What if we switched to the style below?

Don’t like that either - the big blank area at the top of the grille looks odd.

What would look better is if you continued the egg-crate grille pattern all the way up to the upper rim instead of having lights or a blank area. Like this:

I actually like your main egg-crate grille pattern because it extends all the way to the headlights and looks like an actual grille. Most of the OEM grilles (except Raptor and 60th anniversary) look like a body panel with ventilation holes in it. Just MHO.

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