How many people have both the OEM soft and hard tops?
Been looking at new 4 door Broncos which there are more with soft tops, but the wife is demanding hard top for the winter weather. How many find it nice to change from hard top to soft top in the warmer months?
16-18 is fine in the city, it's the highway that I would like to get more like 23, but you are correct, if MPG is that important, I wouldn't be even looking at this vehicle. Hopefully we get better gas prices after this year.
Pretty stupid for Ford to make advanced 4x4 only available on mostly off-road setups. You're leaving out a huge demographic of people that use the vehicle for commuting and would love the added safety of a more AWD setup.
I would love to get a Badlands, as that is what I currently have in my Sport, but the extra $11,000+ won't work. I was wanting to stay in the $45K range and only go up to $49K as a max. $56,000 is the lowest priced 4 door Badlands with a hard top I could find.
To clarify, I would not be offroading much other than back roads and such. No rock climbing etc., but may look at modifying for appearance. Brush guard, KC lights, tires,...etc.
Can anyone explain this?
Mid packages show they include Copilot360
Lux package shows it includes Adaptive Cruise
So is the only way you can get Adaptive Cruise is with the lux package on an Outer Banks or Badlands?
Looking at getting a 2024 Bronco,
Trying to figure things out with differences on trim.
Big Bend - lowest trim. Cannot get lux package? Suspension is set up a little more for offroading?
Black Diamond - Same as Big Bend but set up to be more offroading? - rubber floors, standard aux. switches...