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I expected a few classic colors like that shade of blue to be available on the new Bronco. Instead we get six gray scale colors and a gray top. Swing and a miss.

The original 79 Bronco is such a handsome machine. That conversion makes it look awkward.

I can wait. I am waiting. I'm not buying anything with a black or dark interior. And if they don't offer a lighter interior I'll get something else. I like the idea of buying a Bronco but I'm not married to it.

Those three colors would likely suit 99% of people. Seems common sense that when you order your Bronco you should be able to select which of those three you think goes best with your exterior color. Accent colors tied to the trim level is just a horrible idea, for anyone who doesn't like...

What happens if your phone and keys are locked inside and the battery - the one under the hood - goes flat? You have to break the window? I can live without the keypad. I've never had one so i wouldn't miss it. I do miss vent windows though.

The OP saw the Broncos on I-44 east of OKC and again on I-40 halfway between OKC and Amarillo. So if they were going to Austin he missed the turn south at I-35 a couple of hours back.

I doubt May or Clarkson will be overly impressed. I bet the Hamster will like it though.

I'm hoping next year Ford pulls its head out and realizes they need to offer white tops on all models. I'm pretty sure I'm not the only person who will pass on a Bronco with a gray or black top. Having said that, I think just putting a big stripe on an all white Bronco would likely look nice...

I don't get the stickers thing. To me they are akin to graffiti on a nice building.

He was saying white doesn't fade. I had a 1984 GMC K-5 Jimmy with a white top (they were all white) and when I sold it in 2002 the original blue paint had faded but the top was still snow white.

I'm inclined to think only the headlights are upgraded. When you add "Headlamps – LED with LED Signature Lighting" in the B&P it changes the front lights but not the tail lights in the renders. I know the B&P is a bit twitchy but I don't think they would put "Headlamps" as the identifier in...

I concur. This looks like the color covering 30% of any car lot you pass - gray, silver, putty, asphalt, dull. The most excitement I can muster up is a yawn. I can't fault anyone for owning a gray vehicle though since my pickup is just as dull (white).

The flares are plastic but not the fenders.

I quote you in case Ford inadvertently overlooked your post. It must be seen.

Tying interior colors to trims is jaw-dropping foolish, I can't believe that got past the first brain-storming phase. Limiting BL and BD interiors to black and nothing else is insane. Not everyone wants their expensive new Bronco interior to resemble a dark plastic cave. I'm no designer or...

I am considering this but not a full wrap. Maybe just a big blue stripe.

I've never owned a 4 door vehicle and don't ever plan on buying one. They cost more, have more parts to potentially break and don't provide any functionality I need. I don't ever carry more than one passenger so I don't need 4 doors. I've owned a K-5 Blazer and a K-5 Jimmy and the back seats...

A basic tie down becomes more complex and costly while adding functionality to the tie down that already exists in the dash and grill. I really hope this is an option so I don't have to get it.

Hoping for a lighter tan or saddle color marine grade vinyl. Black or dark colors are absolutely out (too hot, especially if the top is off) and I really don't want a gray interior. Ford needs to get off of the gray bandwagon.

I'd prefer MIC but that is a decent alternative. Even if it is only available on a white Bronco it should be relatively easy to add some color to it.