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“Buyers excited about the gimmicky door removal should know that stuff can blow out of convertibles, and your hair might get messed up, and you may be exposed to sunlight.” #dicksplaining

Well, TBH, 35s are silly, IMO. 😎 Nothing wrong with wanting a topless 4-door, and it looks great. I just don’t know why it has the “Bronco” badge on it.

While the 2021 2-door has a lot less cargo room than the 4-door, it is MUCH larger than the Gen-1 Bronco, which also had a fixed back seat that did not fold down, let alone one seat at a time. My question remains, if one needs more room, why not some other four-door SUV?

Also, this nitpicking about filling up cargo area with removed doors. It has never crossed my mind to do that. If I’m going doorless, I have checked the weather and planned my day and am leaving them at home.

Moronic clickbait. Obviously the writer doesn’t possess enough neurons to wash a floor out without flooding his dash, or maybe not putting his jacket (?) on the seat when the doors are off. Easy removal of top is my biggest reason for going from a paid-for 4Runner to the new Bronco, with...

What is a summary sheet? I haven’t even been shown such a thing. Last communication I got was my order confirmation from Ford.

Third Bronco. First: 1976, still have it, top has never been off. Second: 1987 XLT that my dad drove, then me, then my brother, then traded in on a 1996 Eddie Bauer my brother drove and, the first weekend he had it (second day after replacing stock tires with mud tires), stuck it brand-new bad...

My question also was because I’m wondering why someone was excited enough to make a Bronco reservation for a four-door. I realize what I’m really getting it as, if you ordered a four-door, why a four-door Bronco and not another brand of four-door SUV? When Ford announced the new Broncos, I saw...

I asked because, aside from infant seat access or elderly needs, I was thinking former Bronco drivers know that a 2-door Bronco or any 2-door SUV meets needs, and also they may be nostalgic for it, whereas maybe a newcomer isn’t. Also, I guess age could be a factor for younger folks who think...

As I’ve noted in other threads, I got zero options on my Base, but if rubberized washout floors and vinyl seats had been an available add-on, I would have added those. Instead, I likely will get some rubber mats and seat covers, or at least for the back for the dog. I don’t want to remove the...

Apologies if this has been addressed, and I’m sure it has, but I searched, and can’t find it, and no articles I’ve read mention it. If you have carpet, can you take it out for cleaning as in a Jeep?

By the way, my kids are aghast that I got the “cheapest” trim with “ugly” wheels and not four doors.

Base NoSquatch Antimatter Blue. Not one damn thing else. The only “deadly sin” is that its 2-door. Hope it won’t be delayed. I may end up with the first Bronco in my town. But, it being a college town, I fully expect some Ole Miss frat boys from Texas and Georgia to show up somehow in fully...

I am curious: How many of you who have owned a Bronco in the past of any Gen 1-5 (all 2-door) ordered a 4-door? Just curious the percentage of Bronco vets who ordered which and whether the 4-door leans more toward first-time Bronco newcomers. I only know two people personally who ordered 2021...

* That said, I did love being able to drop the top when the weather was nice and pop it back up if I’d started raining. The removable front panels on the Bronco that can ride in the back are a decent compromise. That’s also why I considered the Black Diamond for vinyl seats and washout floors so...

I hated how the Jeep soft top looked when folded down in the back. So not long after I got it, I removed the whole thing including the frame for a better look. Pain in the ass to do that on and off much. Also, maybe in conjunction with the fact that I removed my carpet (which may have helped...

Yes, in my 1987 Bronco. Driver’s seat, center console, passenger seat, back seat. It was like a four-bedroom apartment on wheels.

A couple days ago, I was second-guessing my choice of AMB and thinking of switching to Oxford White, but I’m back 100% in the AMB camp. Absolutely the best color of the Base choices.

Even in 1976, by which time power steering was available, it was not standard—and neither were any of the seats besides the driver’s seat. The passenger seat was an option. My dad opted for all the seats but did not get power steering, a radio, or A/C. Had rubber floors. But did get automatic...

This, then get a Bimini top in lieu of a soft-top. I had a soft-top Wrangler and would not want to go to the trouble of removing that to switch.