The trims and what options are just plain confusing

[rmc523]

Any idea which trim has the combo/code entry on the b pillar like most fords? Such a useful feature.

https://www.ford.com/suvs/bronco/2021/models/bronco-wildtrak/

If you go to the different trim breakdowns and go to "safety", the keyless entry keypad is listed as optional. That scares me and makes me think it's just the stick on one, not a built in one.

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[Raptor911]

what are you talking about stick on one?

If you order a keyless entry keypad then it means that panel will be set aside for your Bronco. I am sure that every bronco all comes pre-wired so the electronics just plugs right up. And then your bronco gets programed to enable the keypad.

Common .. there is no stick on key pad.

https://www.ford.com/suvs/bronco/2021/models/bronco-wildtrak/

If you go to the different trim breakdowns and go to "safety", the keyless entry keypad is listed as optional. That scares me and makes me think it's just the stick on one, not a built in one.

 

[rmc523]

what are you talking about stick on one?

If you order a keyless entry keypad then it means that panel will be set aside for your Bronco. I am sure that every bronco all comes pre-wired so the electronics just plugs right up. And then your bronco gets programed to enable the keypad.

Common .. there is no stick on key pad.

Not if they didn't design it that way. Ranger wasn't designed that way, so the only way to get a keyless entry keypad is to get a stick on one.

Ford also usually highlights the fact they put the hidden one in with photos, and we haven't seen any photos of it.

It may be there, but with it listed as its own option, I'm thinking it may not be a b-pillar mounted one like you're thinking or like much of the rest of the lineup.

I'll be happy if it's integrated, but not hopeful.

 

[BroncoHooves]

Not if they didn't design it that way. Ranger wasn't designed that way, so the only way to get a keyless entry keypad is to get a stick on one.

Ford also usually highlights the fact they put the hidden one in with photos, and we haven't seen any photos of it.

It may be there, but with it listed as its own option, I'm thinking it may not be a b-pillar mounted one like you're thinking or like much of the rest of the lineup.

I'll be happy if it's integrated, but not hopeful.

If it's stick on, I definitely wouldn't buy that. I think most wouldn't either.

 

[AK SNO RIDER]

what are you talking about stick on one?

If you order a keyless entry keypad then it means that panel will be set aside for your Bronco. I am sure that every bronco all comes pre-wired so the electronics just plugs right up. And then your bronco gets programed to enable the keypad.

Common .. there is no stick on key pad.

I looked at a brand new Ranger Lariat sitting on a dealer lot a while back. The keypad was absolutely stuck on. Looked identical to the same stick on keypad Ford has been using since at least the early Super Duties

 

[chipbutty]

Anyone notice there are 3 different tops? 4 door you get soft, 2 door; hard then there is the modular hard top....

 

[Boston182]

Anyone notice there are 3 different tops? 4 door you get soft, 2 door; hard then there is the modular hard top....

This is really the most confusing detail. Does anyone have clarity here?

 

[chipbutty]

This is really the most confusing detail. Does anyone have clarity here?

Well I think it means, regardless of 2 or 4 door, you are paying extra for the hard top with removable panels.

 

[BuckeyeinNV]

As of now the 2 door only comes in hard top, so the 3 different tops might mean hard top 2 door, soft top 4 door and hard top 4 door. Car and Driver has an article about removing the doors and tops and there's no mention of multiple hard top styles. I'm sure different types of tops will be among the available accessories though.

 

[chipbutty]

As of now the 2 door only comes in hard top, so the 3 different tops might mean hard top 2 door, soft top 4 door and hard top 4 door. Car and Driver has an article about removing the doors and tops and there's no mention of multiple hard top styles. I'm sure different types of tops will be among the available accessories though.

Dont think so.
Look below there are two dual top groups, soft plus moulded and soft plus modular. Modular is also an option for the two door which comes std with the basic hard top.

 

[chipbutty]

Dont think so.
Look below there are two dual top groups, soft plus moulded and soft plus modular. Modular is also an option for the two door which comes std with the basic hard top.

Heres the deal
Like a Jeep is the basic one, modular has removable section over the second row

https://www.google.ca/amp/s/www.autoblog.com/amp/2020/07/13/2021-ford-bronco-roof/

 

[Covfefe]

There's going to be so much aftermarket for this, don't even worry about it. Get a base, and you'll get to be excited about new things to add for years to come!

 

[SVR]

 

[j_marinelli]

Dont think so.
Look below there are two dual top groups, soft plus moulded and soft plus modular. Modular is also an option for the two door which comes std with the basic hard top.

What caught my eye was an instagram post by Ford Performance. Screen shot below. Kinda gives hope to white top as an optional feature though it is not confirmed yet.

 

[MightyAndrew]

Does the 8 inch Sync 4 infotainment system not come with Apple Carplay/Android Auto? I am confused. Below, the first screenshot is from the Base model's specs. The second picture is the Big Bend's specs.

I was under the impression that Sync 4 would always have Apple Carplay and Android Auto, but it appears you have to go to the Big Bend trim to even get the option for that?

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