I drove a JL Rubicon from Atlanta to Nashville and back in the same day. I was ready to jump off a cliff by the time I got home. Noise wasnt bad but the ride and drift were horrible.
I think the 4 door looks better.
I think 4 door Jeeps look better.
When I bought my M3(s) I bought 4 doors cause I thought they looked better.
I guess some folks just like 4 door looks.
I was born in 1979 and have no alliance to classic 2 door Broncos. ;)
Probably highly dependent on how your option it. I am not an offroad tire guru yet but I would assume a Bronco w/ AT tires is going to be a lot better on that trip than a sasquatch package equipped Bronco. Outer Banks for instance.
I guess we will see. We can pull this thread up in 3 years and see the base take rate.
Remember this forum is a very small sample of actual Bronco ownership which will be mostly yuppies and soccer moms like me ;)
It makes a lot of sense and it seems as I have ruffled feathers.
I worked @ Manheim for over 7 years. Base models sell worse and have worse resale. These are facts from my experience.
https://jalopnik.com/here-are-four-reasons-why-you-should-never-ever-buy-a-1673044072
I wouldn't personally buy a base model of any car. Bronco is no different. I'm surprised how many say they want it. I assume that will be the largest % of people who back out on purchases because they are pushing their affordability limit.
Disadvantages-
Throwing away money
Never own it
Throwing away money
Cant really modify without breaking the lease agreement
Did I mention you're throwing away money?
:)
I see leases as good when you get insane discounts as you only pay the difference between sales price and cap cost. Probably...
Even just putting money in a Vanguard S&P 500 Index fund will get you 10% plus in returns.
You should have the cash to pay off the vehicle but actually doing it is silly IMO.
Im honestly surprised by all the 2 door guys. I thought it would have a fraction of the sales. Just kinda looks dopey with odd proportions to me. 4 door all day.