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Looks reminiscent of the setup Jeep did at NYIAS. If Ford upstages them at their own game there that would be fantastic.

Seems like another lack of experience made the doors tricky but if I need another person’s help to get the fronts on (if I lift it) then so be it. Him not knowing how to get the roof panels gives me more confidence with the doors cause that’s a basic concept. I completely disagree about the...

That reminds me of the Chief Wrangler striping. White stripes with the white roof is a perfect look if you ask me. (Ford please release Nitrous Blue for the Bronco)

Seems that way. Personally I’m hoping Radium puts out something. Really like my current setup from them. Only thing I’d add is the valves to let them drain into the oil pan.

Fiesta will definitely still be in the stable with it’s around town fuel economy being a factor lol. Definitely curious to see more of the 2.3l manual Badlands reports though. That’s my build and hopefully it’s not too rough cruising on the highway.

Is it just me or is there no actual product there.

I knew you definitely could ghost ride a Bronco with the crawler gear, was just waiting for someone to do it lol.

Are the speakers people researching here waterproof/resistant? That’s one of the concerns for me/boxes I’d like to check off when researching them. Don’t know how Firmenteile differs though.

Good thing one isn't included lol.

Exactly this, people can say that but it’ll be another 3 years before that facility is up and running. Then you run into the issues of tops made at one manufacturer vs another.

Gotcha haha. Like others said it’s a bit of an adjustment but overall it was nbd to me. Half the time it won’t click off anyway cause of engine warming up, ac running, internal recirculate, etc.

I used it on a manual Wrangler and it didn’t bother me in the slightest. It’s just a part of building a car in 2021. Don’t know why so many people here whine about it.

Biener Ford has 2 listed on Autotrader that a salesman said are for “dealer stock”. One is a CO Manual Badlands and the other is a Rapid Red Wildtrak. He hypothesized that they’re coming in August/September. Not sure if they’ll be allowing test drives but will keep an eye on their website/social...

How are people finding this info? Also is there a thread for dealers that have demo units in general? Shame I’m not in CO that unit is real close to my build.

Very jealous of the delivery and love the look of the wheels. As a fellow New Yorker though there’s no shot a front plate is going on my car unless a better solution is offered.

It's only aesthetic changes, if someone really likes the blue interior/exterior then I get that but otherwise, meh. Wouldn't totally doubt that some people get OBX/Badlands/Wildtrak this year with the Lux.

First Editions, have been and almost always will be, the worst deals out there. Basically no added benefit regardless of manufacturer.

Jeep when they offered the 2.0t on the Wrangler before the Bronco even debuted. And people said that was better than the 2.3l on the Bronco. I'd rather have a 4 cylinder with tuning capability vs a V6 with none (referring to the pentastar).

Just watched TFL's 0-60 review posted this morning. Glad to hear they have overall good impressions of the manual. The 8.7 0-60 is fine, not great but not terrible. Plus at some point in the future I'd like to tune mine (Garrett gt turbo anyone?). Tommy still harping on the lack of speakers but...

Yeah that's a decent advantage, I personally don't see too many people towing cars with RVs but just could be my area.