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RIGHT? Had a great day, trying to be positive and then the haters come rolling in with their hate.

" The Base Model Ford Bronco is designed much more for highway and city driving than going off-road, so Ford decided to put a high-quality highway-terrain tire on it from the factory — the Bridgestone Dueler H/T" I don't know man........2.3 with smaller tires -- almost like saying, "The base...

2DR WT 2.7- For me- knowing the pragmatic utilization of this vehicle, knowing l may never use it for Rock Crawlling I opted for the WT. The rig is capable and if I get myself into a bad situation or want to explore, I won't be worrried, but this weekend I was validated chosing WT. In short...

Still just a handful of us in this area...and the 2 Dr is even more hard to come by so I am Enjoying the exclusive nature of my ride for the time being.

Will be the 2nd time in 22 years that I miss EJS (the "j" stands for Jeep). Weather should be great, pandemic is "over" and w/ Broncos at EJS--it should be fun. Chose KOH instead, great choice to change things up, hope the side-by-sides, buggies and tons of people don't drag it down too...

Can Tow and should Tow are very different. I pulled a 16' flatbed (dry essentially/only a couple gates on it) 145 miles . yea, it did it, yea it has power,but the WT suspension is too soft, the spare tire is in the way, and I will never, ever ever do it again. I see idiots pulling travel...

Those fenders sure are boner killers

And to get all those points, all you have to do is give up tons of personal information. GPS tracking, driving style, app utilization etc etc etc.........enjoy your points.

As far as dumb comments, this one wins today. Yea, we get you.............your larger point is understood, but in 2022 after "Cafe Standards" "Cash for Clunkers" and "Tesla-mainia" .....that a car called an ECO boost would get better than 13.5-18.5 MPG. Jimmy Carter called and said, "I like...

That sound about right. I have 5k on my rig.............I have had as high as 20 MPG, but averaged 18 MPG, but like you---- another long trip on the road, I decided to "kick it up a notch" and switch to ECO mode. It was significally better and I was super surprised to see the "marked"...

The reason my placard was in my truck was because I had been waiting on my bronco for 1.5 years and the truck was the daily driver for that period. (True story) I tried to mitigate the issue by getting approval/note (posted) as I hate folks parking in HC parking and honestly, RARELY use HC...

I hate the mustangs that roll with cheese exhaust.........as they say, "The more you spend, the louder it gets."

To each their own...........I am sure the owner got the look he/she wanted but........

understood....I already Color sanded it out..did it the moment I got home because it bugged me so much. Now only 1.5" scratch left to basecoat... Hard to see in a pic now. I'll take it

That is hilarious.....and a valuable strategy!

I'd agree with that sediment.

Yep

I totally get into direct conversations when I see two healthy people park, pop out of their car and waltz in to an establishment. Also when some guy pulls up, his healthy wife gets out to shop and he parks waiting for her in a handicapped spot. BUT I don't Weasle out and key their shit in...

Yes,...1 of the 5 open spots, hence my getting permission and having them write me a note (pictured in original post) to place on the car.

Absolutely not.......you know when your car has been keyed....swiping scratches are not incidental scratch marks unfortunately.