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  1. Bronco Achilles Heel - Hardtop build quality

    UPDATE: After waiting over two weeks I had to try another dealer's collison center. First dealer's collision group took pics and told me collision manager would need to review and approve once he was back from vacation. After three follow-up calls, I was told dealer was not filing any warranty...
  2. Brakes Failure on highway - known issue according to dealership?

    Man, I bet that made your butt pucker. Nice work getting out of that situation unscathed. I just had my '22 2.7L light up like a Christmas tree with various brake and other error warnings when I started it up to run an errand. They cleared when I shut it down and restarted. But now I anxious...
  3. Bronco Achilles Heel - Hardtop build quality

    I do not envy Ford's position. I believe they the had good intentions with the modular design, with the goal of making it easier to remove/configure in pieces. Removing front and mid panels is a breeze, and front two panels are off and bagged in minutes. I wish Ford would have included a storage...
  4. Bronco Achilles Heel - Hardtop build quality

    I hear all of you, and agree. I did just notice some very "micro" cracks in same panel, but I have read on other threads that after market paint job is labor intensive, hard to protect and can easily chip on contact edges unless protectant film is applied.
  5. Bronco Achilles Heel - Hardtop build quality

    New to this Forum. I was excited to get my Bronco (definitely worth the wait), but my main concern (i.e. build/design/QC inline with sticker price) with getting a hard-top bronco reared its ugly head. I looked the vehicle over thoroughly when I took ownership. Happened to catch bird eye view of...


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