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So far the most useless thing my Bronco came with was the satellite radio that expired after 3 months. I used it one time. In 6200 miles, I haven't used the cruise control either, but that has some value.

Welcome to the club brother. My first new car was a 2005 GT Mustang and my '24 BB is more fun to drive than the Mustang. Look forward to seeing you on the trails someday.

Tock13 is right ...as an EV, it's not a Scout. That's almost as bad as putting blinkers on a Schwinn and calling it a Harley....it's sick and unnatural.

I washed and waxed mine Sunday, although today is the first day it had the doors back on. Being a 2 door, it's a lot quicker to wash than my F-150. The Eruption Green is worth the extra time.

Full disclosure ...mine is a 2dr, manual transmission... versatile as hell, easy to drive, and a great utility rig.

In Texas, we're either flooded or in a drought, nothing in between. I got the Bronco for those bad times based much upon what Bronco owners whose machines date back to the rebirth of the Bronco said. I just didn't expect it'd be as much fun as it is despite its capabilities. 6000 miles since...

6000 miles and no issues so far, if it's like all but 2 of the Fords I've owned since I was 15 (I'm 49), you're in business. We'll either see you on the road, in the dirt, or in the case of some on here .... going up the side of Mount Everest.

I can't speak for others, but I have a 2024 BB that I ordered last year that came in February 3rd of this year, and I love driving it more than the '05 GT Mustang I bought new (5th and best generation for Mustangs). I strongly recommend you buy a manual and drive it with the doors off every...

This was just before I replaced the factory tires with BF Goodrich All Terrain KO2s and got my license plates, but still only a 8 months ago.

I take the doors off every chance I get. Even with the factory guide pin it doesn't take long to put them back on.

Was the 2 door at the Texas Off-Rodeo manual or automatic?

Then I suppose it's a good thing I've been working on Fords since 1990 and am not an Internet mechanic 🙂

I can't speak to the experience of other Bronco folks, but after changing the oil on mine 800 miles past when I intended to (5821), it confirmed that as far as the engine goes, Ford put forth effort and attention to the build. There wasn't the hint of any metallic particles and the oil was still...

Truthfully, if your Bronco is anywhere close to my '24 BB, manual transmission (5600 miles now), you'll love it. Getting that discount sweetens the deal, but the only issue I've had is the radio being a little weird in the way to work on extremely humid mornings, otherwise it's more fun to drive...

I had to put down $500 for the order, but it goes towards the down payment as well. Once you see your Bronco when it's delivered you'll probably prefer the Bronco over the $500 and whatever down payment you bring. 5600 miles on my '24 and I almost regret not buying it earlier.

Welcome Christopher. I hope yall enjoy your new Bronco as much as most of us enjoy ours. Steve

255/75/17s

No modifications required. I added the tow package when I ordered it in October '23 that the dealer installed when I picked it up February 3rd '24. Except for replacing the 5 Bridgestone Duelers with BF Goodrich KO2s, everything is stock BB