There's a brain interface connection that you can get installed by the dealer. It makes your reaction time that much faster.
I have it, buti...dont...have....toemany....side effetcs!
Damn. I had no clue that rear cup holders weren't available with MGV.
Guess I'll have to go molle then.
I really don't move seats around much. And I'll be the only one driving the Bronco, so I'll most likely set it and forget it.
I had hill assist in my GTI.
It's a cool feature, but I didn't need it too often on the street. I could see it being way more useful off road.
But I'm more interested in the stall assist because I've never heard of it in other vehicles.
Again, I could see it more useful off road, rather than on.
Well usually the simplest explanation is the best.
And on the internet, one post wonders are usually trolls.
And so you're right, our level of care should be minimal....not 23 pages long, lol.
I'm getting the High Package and eventually going to upgrade all the speakers and add an amplifier/possibly an EQ. That should make it sound decent enough.
On a stock Badlands 2.3 manual I’m hoping for 18-20 combined.
I only drive less than 10k miles a year commuting but mileage will go up when we go camping/and/or when we go off road.
For all other on-road trips we'll take our Tesla.
As far as the gauge cluster is concerned, I don't mind it...
The 2-door Bronco looks like one of those caricature drawings you get at the State Fair.
The 4-Door Bronco is long and classy, like you'd place it on top of a piano and watch it sing sultry songs at you.
Stupid sexy Bronco.
;)
Edmunds knows the Bronco is ultra popular, they have to get clicks and so they have to come up with dumb stuff like this.
Washout interior is great. Other cars have had this, it isn't new. At the very least, if you spill a coke you can use soap and water and then rinse it off. For most people...
I’ve never owned a truck but have driven a few vans and well... trucks. And it’s hilarious to see a gas gauge go down actively when stepping on the gas. I think anyone who has rented a U-Haul could relate.
Granted other cars can do this too but it just seems more prominent whenever I drive...
These are pretty cool. The modular vans are neat too.
The downside is that I believe that Canoo is a new gen-z rent per month type thing. I don't believe these will be available for purchase.
I love Tacos and 4Runners, I've always liked them from back in 2000 with the PreRunners.
BUT there are so many new modern Tacomas/4Runners that have been overlanded out, I'll be glad to be at least a little different for the time being.
The Toyota is definitely the "smarter" choice.
Same here.
I was wanting a Black Diamond, but I couldn't get the exact package I wanted. Now it's a Badlands, which is about 10k more.
Considering this is probably my last manual gas powered vehicle I might as well go all out.
Yeah I think people get caught up in hype or just need another car sooner. Unfortunately some may have lost their jobs or realized they couldn't afford it.