No but neither are at least 80% of everyone else. The one thing that’s drawing to it is the idea of it being a convertible in the summer but a beast in the snow.
honestly, I wouldn’t miss any of those. I like the non-sig headlights and the BD grill better anyways. Don’t have use for your other points either. My reason for Badlands was to be able to get the high package.
Background: We rented a Wrangler on vacation earlier this year and I loved the way it drove but my wife wasn’t thrilled. Shortly thereafter the Bronco was unveiled and I had eagerly been following it for a couple years. I test drove a new Ford Explorer ST a couple weeks ago to see how an...
I love the wheels but looking at that WildTrak I wonder if I should go sasquatch. And by then I'm at $49k and going Badlands is just a few k more... Hmmm.
Yeah, I actually prefer the look of the non-signature DRLs. They seem to flow better with the grill as if the grill was designed for the regular lights.
No it doesn’t. That BD has the regular LEDs that aren’t the signature DRL. You can tell because in that second pic the blinker doesn’t extend into the headlights.
what did you think about the sasquatch height? I plan on going Black Diamond and was thinking of just getting a regular after market lift vs. committing to 35s but now I'm not sure. Does it look cartoonish? It looks giant compared to the Cherokee.
Yeah Cactus Gray Black Diamond with the MIC hardtop these non-sig headlights will be my build. I really like the look of the regular lighting and don't think I want to sasquatch it.
I was planning on going Black Diamond with mid package but really want sideview mirrors with LEDs. This forces me into the high package and therefore from Black Diamond to Badlands. Do you guys know/think the aftermarket will come up with a way to upgrade the sideview mirrors?
Interesting question. I know with Jeeps there haven't been any changes within the generations - save for refreshes - that would alter anything. I could see there being minor changes to the 2022 based on 2021 feedback (whistling noise or other) but that shouldn't prevent the tops from working.
@ChrisKz it'd be my wife and myself. So it's about $300 one way but I think it'd be a cool experience. I looked up flights to Iowa and they come out to about $170/person so even if you round it to $400 for flights, $300 ferry and ~1,000 miles (60 gallons at 17mpg) being $150 gas you're talking...