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The manual is awesome. I test drove one back in 2022 and really enjoyed it. There's nothing else in the market that's as cool as a two-door stick shift Bronco.
I actually have a four door. I love the two door look but I bought a car out of dealer inventory and dealers do not stock two doors.
I think the ten speed automatic and the turbo torque is the reason why these little 2.3-liter four's are able to move our heavy Bronco's so swiftly. My new 25...
The 2.3 with the 10-speed auto has been awesome on my new Black Diamond. I drove the 2.7 for 50k miles and so I am no stranger to Bronco's. In my opinion, the handling of my new Bronco with the 2.3 is much better.
In the real world, the vast majority of roads are made for vehicles that don't have front lockers. Extreme off road trails are pretty niche on the east coast where I live. It's just not worth it IMO. Mine has 4A and 33 inch all terrains. This is plenty of capability for anything I'd do.
Yeah that's a shame. I test drove a Badlands Sasquatch for 72k. It had a color matched hard top, automatic seats, the new high end sound system, etc. It was cool but not worth 25k more than what I paid for my new Big Bend w/Black Diamond Package. Everyone's different and I don't judge anyone for...
Compared to my 22 Black Diamond, there's a lot of changes in 25's that were quietly made. The sound deadening seems better. The rear hatch feels different/better. Some of the interior materials seem nicer. And the new 2.3 paired with the 10-speed automatic is good. The front end feels lighter...