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One of the reasons I bought a Chrome Yellow Escape was being able to find it in a parking lot. My previous two cars were a light blue Civic hatchback and a blue/black Saturn. There were dozens of these everywhere. I like driving something a little more unique, and a vehicle that's easier to...

The year wait is going to be tough, but I think it will be worth it. I test drove or had as a rental over 20 vehicles in the last 18 months. None of them impressed me enough to want to buy one, even the Wrangler.

I've been saving for three years for a Bronco. The goal was to write a check and not have monthly payments. Til 2020 came along and ruined that plan.

The only reason I wouldn't buy a Bronco is, well, there isn't one.

I have impaired night vision, so test driving a vehicle at night is critical before purchasing it.

It'd be cool to drive to the northeast Off Roadeo location, but the Utah/Idaho/Wyoming/Etc. one really speaks to me.

If there's no white top option, am going for OJ White, but mainly so I can have the body painted yellow. I love the classic look of a white top. If that is an option, my Base will be Velocity Blue.

I like Base Camp, it adds an outdoorsy feel.

In terms of general reliability, I drive a 2002 Escape with over 233,000 miles, 4WD, and a V6. I'm the original owner. Prior to this winter, I never had a single problem. Never. Most reliable vehicle I've ever owned. Previous cars: my mom's 76 Camaro, 89 Civic Hatchback, a used 95 Saturn SL1...

I second "Eastbound and Down." Montgomery Gentry's "Hillbilly Shoes," "Lonely and Gone," "Gone," "She Couldn't Change Me," "Hell Yeah," and "Speed" all scream "Play loud with the top and doors off!"

Will order OJ White so I can have it painted yellow. Unless there is an option for a white top, in which case I vote Velocity Blue.

I'm a pretty humble guy, so I'm very content. If the Base model doesn't come in yellow (I drive a yellow Escape), I can have it painted. I'm thrilled to finally be able to drive a Bronco, it's been my dream ride for decades.

I can see several different greens, though it's only 50 shades of gray.

My Base will be pretty basic. Automatic transmission is a must. Undecided about upgrading to the 2.7 engine. The 2.3 will probably be powerful enough for the drive "home" to Pittsburgh several times a year and the trail roads I plan to drive.

Basic, two door.

In all seriousness, weekend fun and road trip car. Access more trail heads. My Escape will be the Daily Driver.

"Roads? Where we're going we don't need roads."

Thanks, I wonder the same thing.

Looks like the Base model is 5.8" wider than my Escape. Not ideal considering how narrow the parking spaces are at my office and condo.

If yellow were an option.