I have driven both, but only for relatively short drives on a variety of city streets. My hot take:
Sasquatch:
Plush ride, nicely damped
Noticeable brake drive and body roll at modest speeds
Not handling related, but extra width was noticeable - it "drives big"
Standard:
Firm, truck-like...
Thank you all, this is reassuring.
Good call out on the lack of rear vents - I do worry about what it's going to be like in the back seat for passengers on a hot day, but so far I haven't it described as a showstopper for anyone.
For those of you with MIC tops and live in cold (below 10 ° F/-10 ° C) climates, are you finding your Bronco to be significantly colder than vehicles with non-removable roofs? Similarly, I have the same question for hot (100°+ F / 35°+ C) weather.
I'm trying to assess how much of a trade-off...