Yeah, not debating it, just saying the press was effusive with praise. Journos are careful of what they say, especially if they don't have a Motor Trend-level of credibility. I know at least one online reviewer who previously got invited to press events like this who's been effectively...
Negativity about the Defender was almost exclusively from the public and internet reviewers who weren't involved in any of this type of stuff. Journalists who were actually getting hands-on access to the Defender were all positive.
Yes, being too negative can get you uninvited to stuff like this. I think everyone is also understanding that these are pre-production so any problems are forgivable right now. The "real" reviews start when journalists are comparing them side by side to the Wrangler or whatever. That won't be...
if you can get up close enough to one with Sasquatch, try to get inside the wheelwell and take a picture of the front suspension. Particularly the top of the coilovers. Crawling up underneath for pics would work too, but I'm not gonna ask you to do that unless you really want.
Here's my...
I don't know if he was mistaken, but the Hagerty guy said he was in a Big Bend and it had the front facing trail cam. Very good news unless...you know....he was just wrong. Everyone else said they were in Badlands models.
At best it would be a Ford Performance lift kit that was dealer installed. But people just think it could be available because that's the setup that was on the yellow launch Bronco with the holes in the doors and some pre-launch rumors. Ford hasn't said squat.
Oh I agree. Just pointing it out, they literally couldn't have waited any longer to release the B&P on that truck.
Imagine what would happen in this place if Ford announced B&P was going up the day before orders started. LOL
There's a bit of wishful thinking on here because Ford.com is slightly vague, but in all likelihood yes, it will only be available with Sasquatch unless you get the Badlands.