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OK, better than my convertible and will definitely fit my briefcase for trips to the office. Seats down to fit 4 wheels and tires inside... not a huge issue that's only a few times a year. My Touareg had a tiny trunk (considering decent size car) and I actually liked it. Most of the time I am...

Just something like this in the correct size...

Does anyone make an end cap for those? For the Ranger now perhaps then the Bronco eventually? I'd love to not have them but for a couple bucks an end cap would make a big difference aesthetically.

I was about to type this before reading your post. Great place, usually pretty empty and super easy to take kids. It's two big wide open rooms, no place for them to run off and hide. Once a month they also take a few cars out back and run them around. Dr. Simeone is awesome, I was there with my...

I'd actually really like some wood / veneer letters to apply into the BRONCO text... something exotic but tight enough grain pattern to look good in such small pieces.

I am perfectly happy w/ BD except I wish I could add heated steering wheel and homelink a la carte.

My idiot sister in law once crashed a Q5 on a test drive. That's our family record for dumb driving.

It's all relative. I was looking at a Volvo XC40 for mom - who will never us a hitch - and I looked into it on the off chance I end up with the car someday. $1500 factory installed. Maybe I am biased from looking at imports but the Bronco price seems very reasonable especially considering the...

A catch can is what, $200 based on the ones I've looked at for BMWs. Can't hurt, could help... we've all wasted much more than that on useless car stuff. F150 guys... have you had to modify anything to fit your CC? On the BMW you have to cut away part of the engine cover which seems a little...

You have to get all the way up to Lux to get homelink is that right? Seems silly. The screen would be nice to have but not need to have. I have the 360 camera on my wagon and NEVER use it. Maybe in an off road setting it would be different but DD it's completely unnecessary. Forward sensing...

Wow that sucks, for PA it's a one and done fee to get whatever kind of special organization plate you want is $40 then choose letters / numbers is another $70 if memory serves. From there it's yours forever no ongoing costs.

Yeah why wouldn't you just get carpet mats and a carpet trunk liner if you are worried? Check Lloyd mats the stuff is 10x thicker than any standard factory carpet solution and they are not very expensive. Wash out floor with Lloyd will be quieter than factory carpet floor. End of the day it's...

Just based on this I'd do Toyota. You've got a relatively short window before 13 turns into 16 and has no time for you, then whichever choice you get will be used to get twins to and from sports, music lessons, whatever. Best of luck hoping they are both into the same thing to save you some...

Didn't read the whole thread but how old are the kids? Do you really want to give up this coming summer while waiting for the Bronco if one is about to go off to college, hit the age where dad suddenly sucks, whatever? If it's about family fun get the Toyota now, you won't get killed $-wise...

Sometimes if you are staying within the same brand / same dealer and there's a month or two gap from your old lease to new order arriving they'll help you out and give you a demo or loaner, but that's not a medium term solution like you need.

I wouldn't do either of those things honestly. Short term car game is a lose-lose situation. If you're not too particular about what you need, turn your car in and get something on SwapLease for 6 mos. If Bronco still not here, do another one. That, in my experience, is the most cost-effective...

Thanks, that's awesome and looks like it would be perfect for my warm weather needs. I am just figuring out all this aftermarket stuff, I know next to nothing. Right now if I want a hard top I take my station wagon, if I want a semi-open experience I open the moon roof, then for open air...

Thanks! You're basically planning my trip for me. My buddy is in Bennington, we could pick him up and head up to Arlington and Skyline spend the day driving those, keep the women happy with some afternoon shopping in Manchester then grab a nice dinner. Head over to Stratton the next day.

Never new such a thing existed, that would be pretty ideal. Does it roll back and stay in place like an old fashioned sun roof, or do you remove it entirely and keep it in the car (just taking up less space than MIC panels)?

Thanks for posting! I need to make a Vermont trip sometime and visit an old ski instructor buddy, this will be PERFECT while I am there. For others heading to that area Land Rover has an off-road driving school attached to a historic inn. Not Ford Bronco, but pretty cool nonetheless. You can do...