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I like the reflective look, it has a distinct appearance like a do not enter sign on a long dark road.

Just got mine last Friday night, I am going to wait until this summer....

18 miles

This is the culprit, the hose was just pressed on and the clamp wasn't secure enough to keep in place under pressure.

Very true.

Just came back from the dealer, I was right. The reconnected the hose, refilled the coolant and checked everything else. Still love the truck and happy to have it back home!

I believe I have located the problem. The lower pipe on the radiator reservoir is disconnected and the clamp is halfway down the pipe. It appears that it took approximately 30+ miles for it to unseat itself and the coolant to leak out. Luckily I was just backing in to the house when it let go.

What was the cause of each?

I will once we figure out where it's coming from..."until tomorrow on how the world turns. " ( I mean on how my stomach turns)!

I'll call the dealership first thing in the morning and see what happens.

I hope your right and it is just a hose clamp or something simple.

I just picked up my new Everglades this evening with 19 miles on the odometer and drove home. As I was backing into my driveway with 56 miles on the vehicle hot coolant began to leak out from under the hood. Not exactly the new car smell I was hoping for..... To say this is depressing is the...

Just left the dealership with my Everglades!!!! Wow, what a truck.

Someday it will be a heritage, just not today.

My Bronco EG made it by rail to the CSX Orlando yard yesterday. Now its anybody's guess when it will get to the dealership. Hopefully soon.

@Iconic Bronco I would love to know how many have been built so far and what is the rarest color for the Everglades?

I ordered the same color, it is extremely sharp and Ford's metallic grey paint holds up well over time.

Looks awesome and I'm looking forward to finally getting mine.

Did he say that wind noise on a 4 wheel drive vehicle upsets him? He should stick to driving something less aggressive like a bicycle, but slowly, so the wind noise doesn't get too loud and he can't hear himself talk.....

That's a bummer about Ford. Meanwhile, I've been tracking mine and my salesmen's Everglades as they make their way to central Florida. They were ordered together (8/18/23) and built one day apart. Unfortunately, my truck ended up on a separate train and is still just south of Atlanta, while his...