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My 2017 F350 Platinum Superduty suddenly went into limp mode last year. I pulled off the road and it died, and wouldn't come back on. Had to have it towed in. Turned out there was and exhaust gasket that failed and the computer decided that was good enough to shut things down.

If you can't use your normal vendors and the new one delivers a less than quality part ... that's how.

It's almost like some people are unaware of the issues surrounding supply chain problems during a pandemic. A new automobile roll out is inherently fraught with issues, in a normal year. The soft top might be damaging the roll bar paint, and a vendirs Mica hard top isn't up to Ford's standards...

Not really. If you filled a glass with all the comments that have been logged on this forum, by far most of them are positive, way more than half.

"...anyone else thinking about jumping ship after all these issues that keep popping up?" All these issues? Seriously? A first run, off road vehicle has some issues, including a one-off engine sieze for as-of-yet unknown reasons, and you want to jump ship already? I'm amazed there have been...

This color of green would be #1 with a Bullitt.

Bullitt Green or Baby Blue

I thought the same. A Bullitt green would be such a huge option. I'd buy that option immediately. Also, why is there not a light baby blue paint option?

Its more orange than yellow, but it has a lot of pearl in it. And the hood tie downs are for timing down stuff on the roof like a boat or whatever. They are also used as guides when rock crawling so you can tell were your front fenders are.

As long as they keep feeding me pics and info I'm happy. I am worried that by next June/July/August/September when I actually see a Bronco roll out on the lot here in Austin that I'll have already been on sensory overload. I look up info on the Bronco every day since July, multiple times a day. LOL

Just curious ... why do some people say things like "I could only get 1 shot..." If this was taken in a public place like a parking lot you can take as many pictures as you want. You don't need permission. If they don't want their vehicle filmed they need to keep it indoors The first time I...