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Awesome news. Curious to see what the durability and comfort differences are between Badlands vinyl & the leather option. I'm going Vinyl if I keep my badlands reservation, but certainly interested to see the quality difference.

I swear the specs on ford website showed wildtrak having AUX switches.

Currently reserved 4 door badlands, with no plan for Sasquatch. Likely optioning with Lux, hard top and 2.7l, depending on pricing. The KO2’s on stock badlands are awesome tires both on and off road. No plans to go bigger.

I would love it if wildtrak hood graphic blacked out a good portion of hood.

Not sure, but I’d guess $1k if not in a package.

To add to your point, most car stereos are certainly not “audiophile” compared to home systems, but for as much time as I spend in my vehicle, I’ll pay for upgraded audio over most horrible stock systems, and factory upgraded systems have less issues in my experience. Also a decent factory sub...

Adding aftermarket speaker locations and a subwoofer never turn out as nice as factory, in my opinion. The B&O will certainly be an upgrade from stock and if you really want more audiophile speakers down the road, you’ll have all the wiring already done by the factory. In this type of vehicle...

Funny enough, my wife’s old 2016 Nissan Rogue in a similar silver with black wheels and black accents looked seriously cool. The painted black top, mirror caps and grill of the wildtrak in silver is a good looking vehicle. I imagine black hood graphics will make it look even better.

pop out windows seem only useful for my dog. I also feel like I’d drop them at some point. Slide out tailgate is cool for climbing up to a roof rack, but again not sure I’d use it all that often. Plus you lose a few inches of height with the raised floor. I think if you go black paint, the...

The all black with the badlands grey grille looks so good. I was leaning race red or cactus gray but all black with metal bumpers is a mean looking truck.

Would like to know this too. my father in law‘s F-150 has 35 inch KO2’s (same tire as badlands 33 inch) and very comfortable ride. Curious how different the Sasquatch will be as a daily driver compared to stock badlands.

i think scotchgard is a 3M product. The bronco sport cloth description mentioned they were easily cleaned even for mud, so maybe the stock cloth is nicer than we all think.

Just had this discussion with family. I would bet the stock suspension and wheels are more than enough for 95% of our uses, so something like big bend or outer banks is plenty. But it’s that 5% or less that is driving us to spend $50k+ instead of getting a Hyundai palisade or Toyota Highlander...

rock crawl replaces sport. But you do get Baja and raptor owners are able to put into 2wd in Baja which is a more sportier version than sport.

Seems like some prices have to be lower than final pricing. Having hard time adding options to wildtrak to bridge it to FE total price. Besides lux package ($3.5k), leather ($1.5k est), steel bumpers/plates ($1.5k-$2k est), sway bar ($1k?), I’m not sure if that’s enough to bridge almost $12k in...

I’m in the same boat. My predicament is I don’t have sand dunes to play on up in Ohio, but we do have lots of forests and trails in the area so I waver between wild trak and badlands. I do prefer the 33 inch all terrains On badlands for commuting over 35 inch mud tires on Sasquatch.

Figure $2.5k-$3k for mid package, $1.5k for auto, $2k for bigger engine, $2k for modular hard top, $1k-$1.5k for bigger tires and fenders. Offset those additions for vehicle armor on badlands and sway bar. It also seems like the carpeted floors and cloth seats are considered an upgrade over...

agreed. At $51k for 4 door wildtrak, the remaining options are very expensive if you bridge the cost to the FE. Hoping some of the high and lux package features are a la carte.

That would really set wildtrak apart from a Sasquatch big bend or OBX. I just hope good graphics are unique compared to FE, otherwise just buy the OBX and option it up.

great point! Same with storage expectations. the 4 door is not a Ford Explorer.