Recent content by Nc211

PS: I feel as though there is a missed opportunity for a "yur' Momz" joke here....

I’m 52 years old. My Bronco is my 20th vehicle in my life. Of the 20, 7 were German with one of them still with me at 100k miles now. If I totalled up the repair bills (not maintenance) of all of them that I incurred outside of warranty, it would be slightly more than the cost to purchase the...

I personally wouldn’t mess with PPF on the interior, just take care of it like a normal car is fine. I do have one of those screen protectors on mine, they’re good and do recommend them, but personal choice on that one as I doubt they’ll provide any real protection given the size of that screen...

I know others have replied in support of this post by Brian, and I could not agree more with it and the responses as well!! THIS, is the real appeal and beauty of the Bronco, truly. I'm 52. The Bronco is my "jeep" like vehicle (my 20th overall). Always went for the shiny luxury stuff. Lexus...

I see the Mrs. is ready for the duck crowd's input out on the open road! Enjoy! Last year of my favorite color! Why? I have no idea. I get compliments all the time over the green color, as recent as an hour ago while filling up at Costco.

For those of us that haven't had a problem, it would go a long way for customer retention if they would extend the warranty on them in general. It is NOT a good look as a brand when a new roof has to be bought at 4 years of age and at no fault of the owner.

The article is paywalled, but don't need to read it to get an idea. If an auto parts manufacture is going BK in an environment where the average new car price tag is $50k+ and folks are looking to make pennies stretch to nickels right now - then it has to be poor management...

The issue really isn't all that uncommon in 4x4's in general. There used to be a time when you would "service" the drive shaft....aka....fill it back up with grease from a grease gun via the manufacturer installed zerk fitting on the drive shaft itself. So for the dealership to be "clueless", in...

At 52, I've owned 20 vehicles in my life. Only two have been American made. The first one, a 1994 forest green 4-door Jimmy SLT from 1997-1999. It took me 25 years to come back to the American brands again with my current green 2024 bronco. That's how bad that Jimmy was. That being...

Any brand these days can have issues like this now. Just too much electrical influence in the industry. What I would never do is have my EV charger inside my garage. I'm sure more fires started by weed-wacker batteries out there, but still.

This sounds just like the driveshafts of the 2000's Toyota 4-Runners (had an 05' V8). It would do exactly what is being described here, and even note one poster got a new one and it came back. The solution on the 4-Runner was to grease the drive shaft via the zerks and grease gun. Would have to...

Supported, if for anything else - wildfire mitigation! Haven't we seen how bad that can be already in not only our country, but our continent (Canada) and the world in general?

I can certainly understand the appeal to some, and I am certain to lose this debate as time is marching forward without me. It just goes against my OCD of things being placed where things need to be placed. To me, all of the screens just feels like the driver's instrument cluster of yesteryear...

Next shoe to drop in the "ev" world, is the overwhelming "tech" dashboards. While I'm sure the current lending environment plays a notable role (although Bronco's aren't exactly cheap), I think the Expedition's results speak to my point somewhat. It got scratched off our list of potential...