My last Bronco was in 1988 without removable doors and windows and I survived just fine. I am concerned about squeaks and leaks with this new one. I'm not planning on removing either the doors or roof.
A Defender with a Badlands/Squatch set up is going to run mid 80's. I think it's a great daily driver with the occasional off road use. The Bronco depending on the trim is a off roader that can be used as a daily driver for 20K less. Besides, there are Ford dealers in every small town in...
I'm in for a Badlands. I might have to rethink the Squatch. 300 miles a tank with 35's is gonna suck. I was really hoping for a 400 mile range. But I guess there isn't a place to put a 25-30 gallon tank on a Ranger frame.
While it's not a deal killer, I compare this to seeing some hot babe's pic on some dating website, and when you see her in person she looks nothing like the picture she advertised as being her true self. So you almost have to think, if she's dishonest here, what else isn't true?That said I'm in...
It's obvious that Ford is lurking on some of these forums. Perhaps they will get the hint across multiple boards that not offering this trim is not a good idea.
OP I'm in the same boat. I wanted antimatter blue, but was going to order rapid red to get the saddle and black leather. Its too soon to get angry, but I sure am disappointed.
I would guess when Ford starts building they will make a certain model, and one trim, with one color for a week or so, then switch trims or models on the availability of parts and paint.
I'm a "better to have it and not need it" type of guy. I've reserved the Badlands and will add the Squatch. I expect it will be every bit of 60K with the Lux package.
Me too. But at 62 I can't wait till its perfect. I'll just get the extended warranty. I had a 88 Bronco with the 302. I never really got comfortable with the quality of Chrysler. So like everyone else I've waited decades.