Are those new wranglers though with modern electronics? Or are those 5, 10, 15, or 20 year old wranglers without 100 billion airbags, 20 seatbelt sensors, and heated butt massagers?
While I would probably still trust a new wrangler to be fine, I'd be pretty sketch to leave a limited package...
Literally what the actual heck are you all crying about? Fines? LMAO For drawing on a rock?
What next, we find us some caveman descendants and fine them for cave painting? I mean, the audacity...!
It would be cool IF the screen was removable. Maybe a fullblown tablet that you could bring with you to the campsite. And if the hardware eventually got too old, you could just buy and connect the latest version to give your truck an instant infotainment upgrade.
Me personally I would rather...
I just don't understand why you wouldn't at least wait and enjoy 10 years of nice paint before resorting to this.
Even 5 years with trail rash would look better, so you accomplish literally nothing by doing this except ruining the value and appearance.
I assume the cost for new tooling would be offset by time and cost savings of the resulting simplified build complexity.
While I personally am a huge supporter of variety and customization (need more retro interior colors), I'd be kind of shocked if ford didn't take this opportunity to both...
There's a red nu Bronco blocking the heritage edition... I wanna see more pics of the one behind!
For what ford has to work with, the heritage edition is the best of the bunch, but they could do so much better... Starting with a nice dark red and some Chrome
Hybrid/electric are a given. A long time ago ford once produce a lightning bronco concept, maybe they bring that back?
I would imagine a heritage raptor would be an Ollie inspired raptor bronco, a fast 2-door like the special race bRonco or the Saleen variant that never came out
As for...
What an absolute horror story... I hope it was worth it, though judging from your specs and photos you got a helluva Bronco!
Congrats and I'm glad she's finally yours.