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According to specs the 4-door is almost identical dimensions to a 4runner.

I am going Base + Squatch + 2.7L. If the prices increases ANY from BnP now, I am OUT. The 10 speed better be included with the 2.7L.

This definitely belongs here

And just like the Donuts....They are NOT for sale :p.

Hey a real truck now....that's an improvement.

What am I watching.....It did look cool off roading without tires....

Chevy is probably trolling.

It would probably never happen as they inspect the vehicle , check things are working correctly, and do other things to get it finalized to sell.

That one has the 2 cupholders you all were looking for in the back middle seat :p.

Its like the 4runner and highlander, just about the same space too. One is the "Not a mini van" while the other is body on frame design. Bronco - Body on Frame, 4x4 Explorer - Unibody, AWD 4Runner - Body on Frame, 4x4 Highlander - Unibody, AWD

Not that it matters a ton, but why no hooks for the child seat. I thought they were standard by now.

That was about my guess based on my MPG with the 2.7L 6-speed Edge Sport. Now, Sasquatch getting 20+MPG would make my day.

If your primary concern is slow trail/rock the Wrangler would be the one to go for. If you care for daily driver, high/low speed off road, mix of different terrains with occasional rock crawling and good engine power the Bronco is for you :p.

Check out those numbers. Not a daily driver with that gas by any means, but it shows this is a crazy capable motor.

If I recall right it beats the Wrangler with the Bronco sway bar disconnected and is competitive but behind when the sway bar is connected. If we get a cheap aftermarket disconnect it would be really sweet for the non-bandlands buyers.

Pretty good footage. Is the high and low speed creaking from the suspension normal for newer vehicles? Oh man, just watched a bit more, they sure did durability test those skid plates :).

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This guy Approves!

Oh snap! Just on normal stock tires...Why do you have to scare me like that :(. Can you elaborate some more on your experience?

If it has close to the ride and feel of a 4runner they will probably expand the market. Body on frame has a wonderful solid feel to it. I am guessing used will be far from none with very little depreciation.