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Oh no, I wasn’t saying anything about your pictures, they are great! I was just saying this is the second time we have seen the mismatched interiors (first time was in the bronco nation video). I just thought that was strange for ford to do the navy seats with brown dash for a second time.

So that’s the second navy pier outer banks with a brown dash that we have seen now. thanks for the pics!

Buy another car for now and wait until MY 2023 when there will be plenty of Broncos on dealer lots for you to test drive. By that time, all the first year issues will be worked out.

It seems like ford got the bronco design right, but just slightly missed on packaging the trims. All the options I want are there, I just can’t get them all on the same vehicle. Hopefully they fix this in the upcoming model years since I’m a few years out from buying anyways.

Minus the red paint on the door, I actually like the outer banks interior, but it would probably look better with all brown leather. I’d really like to see the outer banks with the navy cloth interior though. im not a fan of two tone seats, but the base and big bend cloth looks pretty good.

They couldn’t have added some shape to the rear bumper? Looks like one giant flat slab of plastic.

That base squatch is the best looking of the bunch. I might have to really consider that now.

Those mud flaps make it look like it’s wearing a diaper. Take those off and that big bend will immediately look 100x better.

I think I would have preferred ford go afterJeep head to head instead of making the sport a “tweener.” It might not have made financial sense to do so, but more off road capable vehicles is always a plus to the customer. Here are their dimensions. The sport is the shortest in length but also the...

Yep, bronco sport has 36.9” and the bronco 4 door has 36.3”, however both of those are much smaller than the escape, which has 40.7”.

It’s actually the length of the compass but it’s taller and it’s boxy shape gives it more space inside.

It needs to be slightly larger in my opinion. Back seat is a little cramped, but the design is spot on. If there were about 3 more inches in rear legroom, and the 2.0 standard, I’d probably buy one.

If 25-50% changed to the all black interior, then that means ford did a terrible job on the interiors to begin with. I would think it’s too late for the first model year anyways but it doesn’t hurt to gather data to make changes for future years.

Tremor was an appearance package on the ranger with an upgraded sound system including subs back in the days.

I don’t use sport mode on any of my vehicles that have it. Tried it out, but didn’t notice a difference. I drive fast all the time, so even without sport mode, I’m still passing everyone perfectly fine. Also, I don’t want to be like a pilot and have to do a “pre-drive” check every time I get...

Rumors are this thing is supposed to start around 20k. Ford is gonna sell a ton of them.

Outer banks definitely looks better in 2 door. I actually don’t minds the painted fenders here either. It’s all the black and grays on the exterior that don’t look good. Also, in these pictures the interior colors look terrible with A51.

I wonder if the neutral accents are due to all the complaints or something that was planned for from the beginning? It’s also great that wireless AA/AC comes standard. But one thing that bothers me is you don’t have the option for wireless charging on all trims. Wireless AA/AC needs wireless...

I’m sure a lot of people will find the straps useful. I personally don’t have a bunch of carabiners laying around so I’d probably never use them. With that said, I hardly ever use the seat back pockets either. They mainly only get used when on a long trip and the kids need to hide their iPad...

Too much green for me in the cactus gray. No sure about A51 either. It looks good when it’s dark/overcast but I don’t like how it looks in sunlight (at least in the pics).