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There is no answer to what the GVWR and payload will be at this time.

What exactly did the video say about GVWR? Did it give a number? That's probably been one of my bigger concerns. Am I going to be able to fit my family and all of our gear in it without exceeding the GVWR?

He is charging you essentially MSRP. He's just wording it differently. Maybe a slight discount, but his wording makes it sound shady.

Outside of lighting, you could do a compressor, a killswitch for an after market subwoofer, a novelty horn. All I can think of. Also, I dont think you necessarily need to be into offloading to gdt the lighting. Any kind of camping or night time outdoor activity can benefit from additional lighting.

Ha! You, sir, are wrong. It was like 9 bolts.

I dont think you can get carpet with the washout floors and drains.

I hear you. I'm an attentive driver too, but I dont mind extra assistance helping me make sure I'm as safe possible especially when my kiddos are in the car. Even if it just improves wreck survivability by 1%. I'll take that.

People bemoan the "nannies" like they think it makes them look cooler. Honestly, they are not perfect, but if they slightly up the percentage chance that me or my family will live through a terrible traffic accident, I'd take them a million times over.

As was pointed out earlier, the rear leg room for the full sized Bronco is .6" shorter than the sport. Keep in mind that in the video, the presenter did not move the front seat forward after he had sat in it. So, likely there would/could be more room back there.

Yeah, I was a little disappointed with that too. My current vehicle has approximately 40" rear leg room, so it's definitely a step down in that regard. My kids are still little, so it won't be too much of an issue. I've been comparing it to other vehicles I've been considering. It beats the...

The sport has .3 inches more leg room than the full sized Bronco. EDIT: as someone accurately pointed out below, the sport has .6 more inches of leg room than the 4 door.

Most vehicles Ihave driven that use a fob have a little key that comes out of the fob. That little key locks and unlocks the glove box and other keyed locking things. Probably the same way for the Bronco.

Shoot. I was hoping maybe we could get some answers on the GVWR and payload questions. I really do appreciate you checking for us though! Thank you!!

Thank you! I appreciate it!!!

The picture of the 2 dr badlands with the car seat in the back had the doorjamb stickers on the vehicle.

Not the dealership sticker or price sticker. The door jamb sticker that lists payload, GVRW, GAWR etc.

Could someone snap a picture of thr door stickers on one of these bad boys?

Are you sure these aren't going to weight as much as an f-150? These are pretty heavy vehicles.

I was thinking the same thing. Plus, I've seen thr posts from the Hotheads owner on here. He seems like a good dude, and I'd love to support his business.

I'm thinking of going Hotheads after purchase as well. We don't know the quality of OEM or what Hotheads will be, BUT I hate the idea of rolling that ~$400 into the life of the loan.