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I've been looking at this winch: https://ironman4x4america.com/ironman-4x4-9500lbs-monster-winch-with-steel-rope/ I think it would present less of an obstacle for the front camera, and it's way cheaper than the OEM solution.

AB is an incredible color. It reminds me of a BMW I saw years ago - I thought it was a rich black, until the sun hit it, and I saw that it was blue - beautiful! But, it's not a good color for Arizona, so I'm torn between VB and Cyber Orange.

Then I guess you get two stickers. Win!

Inspired by this post: https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/texas-bronco-logo.6176/ I made one for Arizona. I have a vinyl cutter, so maybe I can make them for fellow AZ Bronco owners.

It’s aluminum, so the hex pattern is there to lend rigidity to that big piece of metal.

The Badlands & up have a front locker as standard.

Based on what I have read, the throttle response is adjusted to “aggressive” in Baja mode. In all the “slippery” modes, it’s normal. So, the OP’s scenario shouldn’t be an issue.

I'm curious about the Jeep 4XE, but I doubt I'll get it instead of the Badlands I'm waiting for.

After all, it’s just there for show. If there is any impact from the rear, the spare tire is going to end up in the back seat, leaving the bumper without a scratch.

Based on Ford’s scheduling, I’d say...No.

That “report” is too vague to be taken seriously. “Microchip?” That could mean anything from a processor to a FLASH memory to a CANBUS controller to an LED driver. There are probably several hundred ICs in a modern vehicle. Most of them are multi-source, and a huge company like Ford would have...

Isn't that a bit "retro?" One would think that of all vehicles, a Bronco could use the antenna embedded in the glass, and not hanging out where it can get chopped off...

What is the antenna for? First time I've seen a new Bronco with one.

Thanks for this - it’s what I’ve wanted to see for a long time.

I have a 7/16 reservation date. It would be kinda nice to take delivery by mid-August, since that would be during my 60th birthday, but if it slips it’s not the end of the world.

I drove out there from Scottsdale, and found that they were gone. I should have checked here first...

People just love having their dogs with them. When I had good dogs, I would bring them out with me. Now, all I have is bad dogs (actually, one is a good dog, but he is blind, so he’s hard to take out in crowded places).

We have a place up in Northern Arizona. When we go up there, the wife rides in the front, and the dogs in the back. I don’t generally drive around town with dogs, but a lot of people do. We live in a very dog-friendly area (people bring their dogs to Home Depot all the time).

I currently drive a 2016 Escape, which is a great vehicle. Not very exciting, but roomy enough and super reliable. I also have a 2000 F150, which I bought for $1,400 (and, overpaid) 3 years ago, and repaired myself. Put $2,400 into it, but other than a rather large dent in the side, it’s like...