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Exactly. Rigid lights are expensive, and you can save money going with something cheaper, but Ford has priced them fairly.

Here are a couple of other discussions that might help: Black Diamond vs Badlands Black Diamond vs Badlands Badlands vs Black Diamond: Advice? I ran the same equation, and decided on Badlands (possibly non-Sasquatch to close the gap further). Nothing wrong with the BD, but I suspect that a...

I think 9k is probably low. There were 7k FE reservations in the first day alone.

No, the Black Diamond does not come with (nor can you add) Signature LED lights. You need to drop down to Big Bend to add them as an option for ~$800, or move up to the Badlands to get them standard.

Doug Demuro is quirky and his videos have the same format, but I can't wait for his video of a production Bronco. He highlights the features so many of us are pining for: How does the rear seat fold? What does a tall person look like in the back seat? What does the plastic on the dash feel...

When I build a Badlands 4 door, I show the soft top as standard.

If I get the Bronco and I don’t like it, then I will be wrong, and I will change.

Thanks for posting! At 3:07, is that the Bronco Sport Keyless Keypad Entry? That's a really nice implementation compared to what B&P shows for the real Bronco. B&P shows this ... just like my mom's 1996 Crown Victoria back in the day.

This is all I see: It's not my favorite white top combo, but it still looks great.

There's no wrong answer, but I'd go with Option 1: Badlands with 2.7, non-squatch, high pack. Given the off road nature of the Bronco, I see the Badlands as a slightly more desirable. You get the sway bar disconnect, and I think the 33 ATs will have better on-road manners than the 35 MTs. My...

I am of two minds on this, but now I'm leaning toward BL with no Sasquatch. It's only $500 more than the loaded BD+sas, and I gain the sway bar disconnect, high level dash (who knows what that means), signature lighting (don't really care, but whatever), and perhaps some interior upgrades...

There are maybe 3-5 dealers that have offered to beat X-Plan. Now that it's gone, I guess we'll see if it was an average deal or a great one. With so many dealers sticking to MSRP only, I suspect few will get close to what the X-Plan deal was aside from those with dealers that have already...

This is how Jeeps manage it. I bet the Bronco could do the same.

State Population Reservations Reservations/Million CO 5,758,736 185 32.1 UT 3,205,958 70 21.8 ND 762,062 16 21.0 NH 1,359,711 28 20.6 AZ 7,278,717 149 20.5 NV 3,080,156 62 20.1 TN 6,829,174 136 19.9 WA 7,614,893 149 19.6 MI 9,986,857 195 19.5 TX 28,995,881 562 19.4 OR...

Base Big Bend Black Diamond Outer Banks Badlands (and now also Wildtrak, but with a different finish) Wildtrak (originally announced, but now will match Badlands) First Edition

That’s genius. My wife would never remember to run the hidden ATV winch before backing out of the garage though.?

It’ll fit. You just need to air down to about 10 psi each time.

It's not just about the money. That's part of it, but for me it's as much about finding someone who you trust. There are dealerships that say they will take X-Plan, but won't put it in writing. When asked about mandatory dealer add-ons like VIN etching, they get cagey and say no decisions have...

I hope I am wrong! If you’re right, tell me where I can send money for a bottle of bourbon.

The way I read it, if you are making a vehicle sale, then you don't need to collect sales tax. If you are making a vehicle purchase, then ... "If a Colorado resident purchases a motor vehicle outside of Colorado and registers it in Colorado, the purchaser must pay Colorado use tax and any...