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  1. Where will the Bronco be in 10 years?

    10 years I hope I can buy a factory 7.3L Bronco with no auto start/stop. The future is now Ford!
  2. Why is OBX the only model that comes with 18 inch wheels ?

    OBX should be renamed to something it can handle, the New Yorker trim per example. The trim stock would struggle and likely get stuck driving the Northern OBX even aired down.
  3. Bought a Rubicon

    I’ve always thought it was crazy how big 37s look on a wrangler, they look tiny on my truck haha.
  4. More Initial Impressions with slightly different perspective

    I didn’t say you did make them up, I’m just pointing out how ludicrous RRs numbers are and why they do not reflect real world capability. Also by definition of “stock” anything that leaves factory is stock. I think you mean base. But with that said I will take the base Bronco over Defender...
  5. More Initial Impressions with slightly different perspective

    RR uses the approach and departure with the suspension lifted to max, as stock the Bronco absolutely destroys the unibody RR. See attached pictures. Also notice the bumpers, I can easily increase the approach and departure on the Bronco with taller tires, OR a different bumpers, Or a lift. The...
  6. More Initial Impressions with slightly different perspective

    It’s hardly unreasonable to expect decent interior but let’s not cross compare vehicles of two completely separate classes - we could just as easily compare a Mitsubishi Mirage or a RR Ghost if vehicle classes can be cross compared. Try going on a Ford Ranger Forum and complaining about the...
  7. More Initial Impressions with slightly different perspective

    What? Your talking about the new defender correct? It’s not just less capable it is significantly less capable, your not going to turn a unibody car chassis with IRS into an off-road vehicle. Full stop. Removable roof and accessories have nothing to do with off-road capability - it’s the fact...
  8. More Initial Impressions with slightly different perspective

    That’s a bit unreasonable, your more concerned about material quality over off-road capability. You are searching the wrong segment of vehicles. You may get Ford Escape quality materials on the Bronco but you get Ford Escape off-road ability with the Defender. I see no way possible to compare a...
  9. TFL, 19MPG 392 Wrangler

    I just finished watching, It also has full time 4wd which I am a big fan of, I wish the Bronco offered that option. Damn you Jeep quality, that would be the easiest purchase of my life if I thought it was even semi reliable. Watching my brothers friend take his 2.0T Wrangler in and out of the...
  10. TFL, 19MPG 392 Wrangler

    The tripe that big engines get poor MPG is sorely outdated in this day and time. This doesn’t surprise me, I routinely return 24-26 Highway on my 2017 5.3L 4x4 4 door WT which is better than the 2.7L F150 it replaced. Yes a carbureted 360 attached to a 3 speed transmission with 3.08 gearing is...
  11. How AWD works (Includes Ford's 4A system)

    Up to what you need it for, you can’t use Auto4wd off-road or you will burn up the transfer case from it switching on and off. I suppose it’s useful on the road on ice/snow but your really just revealing a poor set of tires for the conditions - it will get you moving with the wrong tires but...
  12. How AWD works (Includes Ford's 4A system)

    AWD is a proactive system, the Bronco does not have AWD. Auto 4WD(ie. Advanced 4wd) is over 20 years old now and is very much a Reactive system. I really wish we wouldn’t mix terms, if Ford wanted to sell a true AWD system with a lockable center differential they could have. The two systems are...
  13. Will the Bronco have start and stop technology at stop lights ?

    If someone is concerned about using an extra gallon of fuel over the course of a year then maybe they should consider a Prius or a Tesla. Consumers paying for these BOF vehicles are skipping over a huge market of unibody minivans such as the Traverse, Highlander, Explorer, and countless others...
  14. Is the Bronco already obsolete ?

    I think it’s really funny someone asks if the Bronco is going to be obsolete when EVs make up a single digit amount of the market and the only half way decent selling EVs are Tesla which may or may not be because they are a fad.
  15. Is the Bronco already obsolete ?

    It will if you have a tank, fitting, or filling nozzle leaking consistent amounts. All it takes it a little static electricity.
  16. Is the Bronco already obsolete ?

    Also Hydrogen burns clear, when it is lit you won’t know it’s burning until it’s too late.
  17. Is the Bronco already obsolete ?

    $75 sounds cheap, for years while I was in college I would fill my H2 up and the pump would stop at $100, I’d reswipe my debit card and finish filling up.
  18. Lets discuss why there should/not be a v8 option!

    That’s really good pricing, did you order or take off the lot? Are you at a disadvantage in negotiating if you are ordering vs taking off the lot? I feel with the Bronco there’s a lot of good but a lot of unavoidable bad parts. I see no down side to the Tremor 7.3L. That’s a lot of equipment...
  19. Looky what I found... 2-Door Broncos in Antimatter Blue, Cactus Gray, Carbonized Gray, Velocity Blue

    I noticed that too, I hadn’t seen the side molding til now.


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