I guess I'll just take a chance on it getting broken. In the rare case that it actually does happen, the replacement Ford halogen item is cheaper than all these unreliable aftermarket LED setups.
The Mustang and Focus are street machines and people always want more. Most people out there think that the Bronco has plenty of power for it's intended use. I certainly do.
The price what you paid and the theoretical MSRP of the next model year are not comparable. The Bronco Sports are also getting $4K discounts just like the big Broncos.
I agree with most of what you said except the part about getting a well-optioned full-size Big Bend for the same price as a fully loaded Bronco Sport. My daughter bought a fully loaded, and I mean fully loaded, Badlands Sport and the sticker was under $45K. No well-optioned full-size available...
For those bashing the Bronco (capitalized) Sport, watch this video:
Here's Why You Should Buy Ford Bronco Sport Heritage Edition Instead of The Full-Size Bronco!
I own a 2020 F-150 (Supercrew, 4x4) 3.5 EcoBoost and a 2024 Bronco (2-door, SAS, Automatic) 2.3 EcoBoost. Only considering street driving, the truck always gets better fuel mileage than the Bronco.
It's interesting that they state it's a 35" tire cover, and then most of them say "not available with Sasquatch Package." It also says they are all dealer installed items.
A torque converter uses a fluid coupling to transfer torque from the crankshaft to the automatic transmission. Also, a 10-speed transmission will be much more effective at keeping the engine running near the torque peak than a 6-speed transmission.