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My bags are on the rear floor board still in plastic wrap. The couple times I've taken the front panels off I've just put them in the back without the bags. Ford really could have easily made fold flat seats had they just made a false floor compartment behind the rear seats. Bonus points if...

I ordered the Ford heavy floor liners as part of my reservation and I think they are more than enough to protect carpet. Keeping them looking clean will be 100 times easier than keeping the rubberized floor clean. There might be cheaper after market options that are just as effective as well...

You can't "hose out" the Bronco with "wash out" floors and MGV though. People who have been doing that have been finding that water is getting trapped between the rubberized floor and the floorboards. Thought the rubber and vinyl is waterproof, Ford did nothing to seal seams or edges...

Besides wheels and tires, doing after market modifications of any kind will hurt you on resale - so as a value proposition you might consider that what you save upfront will be lost on the back end.

I bought this, as cheap as it looks, when its sitting on the seat it blends right in and you don't notice it. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B085ZS7N61?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1 I think if I buy it again I'll get one that is just mesh.

Getting caught in the rain isn't going to hurt leather or cloth seats, though the cloth seats would take some time to dry. A little bit of proper care on your leather and any reasonable amount of water will just wipe away. Additionally while vinyl is waterproof, the seams are not and there are...

Yes, but also if you look Jeep isn't doing it with the 4XE, or the Diesels, so it might also just be a market research call.

One of the many differences between the Mustang and Super Duty and the 2-door Bronco is the 2-door Bronco won't ever offer a hybrid or electric variant. I think that means it will be short for this world.

So goes the car market so goes the Bronco market. I think the Bronco will stay on the high side of whatever the market turns into, just like jeeps have always been. If in Ford discontinues ICE engines sooner than later, things like 2 door Broncos might see a spike. People like to pay big money...

I'd bet money the new Mustang S650 looks even more like a 2 door Taurus than the S550 already does.

I stick mine to the roof. My seats are always folded down...

I mean depends on what you want. If you're looking to swamp your vehicle then yeah I'd think that is the only option - but that also comes with doing a bunch of engine work to handle getting into deep water. If you're just looking for something to hose out, the heavy duty custom fit floor...

You're not missing out. The rubber flooring sucks. You still have to have high quality floor mats. If you swap the Bronco, water gets trapped under the rubber floor and it has to be pulled up to dry just like carpet would.

How do you get those points? I was a day one reservation holder, and it took 2 years to take delivery. I never got an sort of point offer as far as I know....

My 2 cents is that MGV is just in fact vinyl. Maybe it will last longer but, if you don't like the look and feel of regular vinyl you won't like MGV.

That sounds like a lot of work. The vinyl floors and seats are not sealed. There are already some videos floating around of people having to pull up the vinyl floor to because of water getting trapped under it and squishing under foot. Depending how aggressively your are "hosing down" your...

Curious if you got any quotes from local upholstery shops to do a leather swap.

$2k is the factory cost for black leather, hence why I gave MGV a shot. Now I can take that 2k and get any color leather I want - and even get ventilation installed.

The seats do not fold flat. They fold flat-ish. And yes thats with the cushion flipped forward - which I actually don't do because 1. it doesn't create a flat surface and 2. it limits the articulation of the fronts seats. I haven't measured but it maybe is the difference between a two degree...

The plastic seems fine to me, I don't know where or how people are scratching it up. What I would avoid is black seats - which is the only color for leather Ford offers. I'd stick with the cloth and if you don't like it you can get aftermarket leather in any color you want for relatively the...