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You may be right about the 2.3's durability. It's on Consumer Reports list of most likely needing a rebuild. But then again a Bronco only weighs 600-1500 pounds more than a Mustang... 2015 Ford Mustang Chrome 2015 Ford Mustang 4-cyl. Typical mileage: 76,000-85,000

No you’re totally correct here. Warranties are up to Ford’s discretion. I think a lot of folks have already been burned by mod’s and I totally expect a lot others to be. I guess if you choose to play you may have to pay. To me Sasquatch is the real deal bargain IMO. Add wheels and tires to any...

Sorry didn’t go backwards. Warranty?

Do you mean that all the gearing is the same? Do you think there could be any possible drivetrain warranty issues?

Day three order or day three reservation?

Why would you let anyone influence you? Get what you want and live with it…

For your needs why not stick with what Ford chose? The lightest 34.4” known to man. The Goodyear’s. 10 pounds lighter than those K02’s. Rotational, unsprung, and static weight loss is your friend, my friend…

Removing tow is not good if you desire the seven pin connector. If you do you will regret it and regret it forever.

Easy. Manufactures don't want to add the required servicing (emptying) requirement. People are lazy. Al lot of the volume captured in a catch can in forced induction can be water vapor blow-by. Freezing climates cause freezing systems. The damage/performance issues in the intake system from...

You make a lot of valid points in your posts. I am certainly not in any position to challenge most all of what you say, and why would I? Very articulate. Great job!

The blues are fair but the bronze is hideous IMO. To each his own.

Yah I guess it just depends what a person is looking for. Supply and demand, plus advantageous dealers. Just not working for me. Glad it is for you.

Have you checked out the prices they are asking for new vehicles? It’s all relative. Most everything I have priced out is over sticker. Sometimes way over.

Yah I’m with you, people must invest for a the long term. But they certainly shouldn’t carry debt into retirement. It’s called a balance, no debt, and big portfolio. My point is paying off debt is guaranteeing a pile in non-taxable home equity. Any investment is pure speculation and taxable...

Bet you can still order one and bet they don’t have 150k standing orders either.

FACT: Wider tires have LESS rolling resistance than narrower ones and larger diameter tires have LESS rolling than smaller diameter. For the same tread design. I don’t know why people keep confusing this? Weight and it’s placement are your enemy.

Weight and weights further from your axle are your enemy. A lot of of people are confused about rolling resistance. FACT: Wider tires have rolling LESS resistance along with larger diameter tires roll easier than smaller ones. If you don’t believe, Google it…

Your right the Bronco is Ford's "redheaded stepchild". They don't want to talk about them, let alone care about them...

Looks like they have plenty of chips for the F-150's...

With that logic a person should refinance their house to the max and invest that money in the stock market. Great idea, not. I have already lost enough money year to date in the market to buy a small fleet of Bronco's being a conservative investor with Vanguard. Now you think it's a great idea...