Even though you can add them to the KO2s, the wording implies you can not get the upgraded wheels with the stock tires. So I’m going with the upgraded wheels and Tires and will possibly put the KO2s on them when they wear out.
Optional 33s look better on the 2 door in my opinion. The 35s are a little stuffy looking on it. The leaner look with some extra space in the wheel well adds more to the retro look I think.
no 2-dr models have power seats, apparently to make it easier to get in the back but that’s a dumb reason since most sports cars have at least a powered drivers seat.
but nowhere on the build and price does it say anything about carpet for badlands, so all we can base things off of is the...
This is my one remaining question. There has been no clear answer anywhere.
I would really like carpet with the leather regardless if there are power seats or not.
it's not really the pictures. If you walk around the vehicle, it will do the same thing just depending on where the light is hitting it. It's really nice in person.
I love everyone saying they want to be different so they want A51. In an effort to separate from neutrality, you are all going to stand out...as being the same in your silly blueberry milkshake broncos.
I look at these photos and think:
Carbonized Gray is awesome
optional 33's are awesome
but also
4-door is kind of ugly and just kind of looks like a stretched out 2-door, rather than a thoughtfully designed 4-door version.
soft top is really ugly
Its interesting how the the 33s make it look a little taller because of the space in the wheel well. I know that’s clearly an illusion because the Sasquatch is taller but the bigger tires make it look stuffed and sort of squatty.
The more I see of the optional 33s, I think I like them better than the 35s. It's a happy medium. That is the last detail I need to figure out on my badlands build but am leaving more toward those with every picture i see.
It’s a very hard wait. I sold my 2017 challenger in august and have been using my 72 nova as my daily driver which sounds cool but the comfort and luxuries of modern cars are irreplaceable. I probably sold my challenger too early but I wanted to save money for the bronco. I’ve been looking at...
has anyone who's seen one up close noticed how the bronco letters are incorporated? Are they a part of the grill or attached and something you can remove?
bright light definitely produces some pink-is tones with race red.
it looks good at night but in person this color is way too bright. It's like day-glo red.
While it’s not a direct answer to your question, I really don’t think it will be hard to get a bronco on a lot by the time the white tops are available, so it might not matter.