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Soooo funny! You wrote that, right? I gotta use that!

Absolutely!

Well, it matches another car I have, this one from Italy.

…and traded my 23 Badlands for a 23 VW GTI 40th Anniversary edition that was sitting on their used lot, showing a bit under 7,000 miles. No complaints at all with the Bronco or Ford! I’m just a fickle bugger who craves variety. Very happy with the trade allowance - my 23 Badlands non Squatch...

Turn the GOAT mode to ECO.

That looks great!

If your concern is how long you can get by without a mid four figure repair bill, I’d worry more about the longevity of the automatic transmission, if you have one.

Except you're wrong. https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/factcheck/2020/06/30/fact-check-aunt-jemima-model-didnt-create-brand-wasnt-millionaire/3241656001/

So much drama.

I saw NC BRONCO CLUB. Is that your group? I'm just across the border in SC (first exit on 77 below Charlotte.) Just sent my info to join!

If you ask a yes/no question, expect you may get a "no" response. Accept it and move on.

Yes, an Audi or BMW running out of warranty. Fords are relatively simple and the parts and dealership costs are comparatively low. Extended warranties make money for the warranty companies - like most "insurance policies", they'll reassuring when you need them, but trust the actuaries have...

https://www.rtsauto.com/getrag-rattle-and-how-to-alleviate-it/#:~:text=The%20noise%20can%20be%20significantly,%2D140%20or%2085w%2D140.

Sure. Getrags make noise when cold - Euro car owners are accustomed to that. Just change out the fluid for a thicker viscosity when it's out of warranty.

Yeah, my only issue was installation was frustrating because my hands are large, but once it's in, all is forgiven!

Yeah, zero issues for months now, and works flawlessly every time I drive. Plus, unlike the more expensive autostart eliminator, you don't have to remove any interior panels, just reach up under the area above the dead pedal.

This is installed on my '23, works flawlessly, only $40. It says "no Badlands" for some reason, but I'd had no issues on my BL. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0BP9VGF4Y/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

This has been my tried and true method with a ‘23 2.3l, but it’s likely applicable to all years and the 2.7 as well: 1. Decide you want an oil change 2. Book an appointment with your dealer 3. Bring in Bronco, wait around an hour 4. Drive away 5. Post here you had an oil change from the...

Do it, you'll figure out the money elsewhere in your life. It's not a significant differential we're talking about here. You're 40, you've been depriving yourself, live a little. Cheaper by far than hookers and a drug habit.

I bought a Rubicon while I was waiting for my Badlands to be built. Sold it back to the same dealer after 4 months and 5,000 miles for a $2k profit, back in the crazy car prices days. Both the Rubicon and the Badlands are phenomenal vehicles, each with their little quirks. The average consumer...