My previous pickup truck had Xpel on it in various spots and it was 8 years old when I traded it in.
The Xpel was still in stellar shape. No issues whatsoever.
Granted I am OCD about my vehicles and it is garaged stored so not sitting out in the winter or in the blazing hot summer.
I have the Xpel PPF on the front of my hood, the leading edge of the front fenders, the windshield surround, rockers and the lower part of the sides/doors up to the indented seam on the doors.
It works great and has fared very well so far.
They obviously left the MIC tops out of the evaluation.
Another forum member just posted about his top failing for the second time.
https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/hardtops-need-to-be-redesigned-cracking-and-bubbling-on-my-second-hardtop-replacement.128801/
That logic is honestly right out of the Twilight Zone.
If I hadn't heard this from several sources I wouldn't think it was possible that Ford would actually try to sell that swill.
The Bronco is actually in the top 10% of depreciation for new cars in the United States. That means it is one of the lowest in the country.
https://carbuzz.com/do-ford-broncos-hold-their-value/
Ya I don't like it being on the back like that. I need that space also in my garage.
Is it not kind of awkward working the lift from that angle regarding the crank?