What dealers on the Colorado front range actually have their demos on site? Prefer one that would let me drive it of course and the farther south the better.
I’m not gonna lie I’m thinking of jumping ship for a rubicon but would actually like to see a bronco in person to see if it’s worth the wait.
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just depends on the trails your wanting to do......holy cross and easier get a badlands with Sasquatch and wheel it as is...independence, carnage canyon or Boulder canyon is what your looking to do, build a paid for pos or full tube buggy....but then your back to towing. I wouldn’t...
They 2.3 has plenty of power. I’ve wheeled all the hardest trails in Colorado for years with less than 100hp. I think the ifs and whether your willing to beat up the body of your new 50k bronco will be the limiting factors! Some lower tcase gearing would be beneficial if the aftermarket gets to...
How bout super frustrated and think it’s ridiculous but I am sticking it out cause I would never consider buying a new vehicle if it wasn’t a bronco?? That is my vote.
I hate the best top does not fold all the way down, but if i was guaranteed a vin and build date on the next round of scheduling you bet your sweet ass I would take it! It something I could easily address in the future.
2 door so hard top is the only option.....I would go soft if it was a option and folded all the way down. I’m not a fan on how the bestop just folds back in a big ole bunch on top.