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Looking at photos from other Broncos: https://www.bronco6g.com/filson-bronco-fire-rig-and-overland-badlands-concept-seattle-event/ It appears the flares and mirrors are the same color as the B-pillar. In the factory lights photo above you can see the B-pillar is darker than the roof next to...

The open doors look like huge jet wings. Flying Bronco when, ford?

Ford announced pricing for their Self Driving on the Mach E and F150 (this is not on the Bronco).

Mullinax Apopka told me that they will do Xplan pricing as long as your reservation was before 10/20 and if you yourself are eligible for the plan (ie no using a friend's pin). I'm good on both counts but just an FYI for all.

Yes. People have died because they stopped paying attention to the road while using these systems. That's why "nanny" monitors like on SuperCruise are needed.

My Ford and most (all?) Fords have a button dedicated to turning off the parking sensors. On the Bronco it appears to be the button to the left of the radio tune knob. Luckily I've never almost hit a pedestrian to test but it's probably smart enough that unless you are actually about to hit...

Is it even plugged in? This is just a demo car.

ACC works only when you actively turn it on. Lane centering only works when the camera can detect lane lines (but can also be turned off entirely). Crash avoidance only works when the camera detects a car or pedestrian too close in front of you. The parking sensors would probably beep if you got...

Bronco will have everything up to Adaptive Cruise Control. The more advanced "auto" driving features coming to the Mach E and F150 will not be on the 2021 Bronco.

FordPass could be a backup but you would otherwise need a locksmith at that point.

All the photos and B&P show the same pad that is used on the Ranger. That one is battery powered and wireless. Ranger owners have moved them around.

Orders in the first 50% don't know either. Ford isn't going to deliver 50, 100, 200, or more Broncos to a dealer on Day 1 just because that is 50% of their orders. Orders will be trickling into dealerships across the country all through the end of 2021 and beyond until all orders are filled.

Jalopnik just had an article about the keypads. https://jalopnik.com/this-is-the-deal-with-those-little-door-keypads-that-on-1845464887 One benefit to the pad over the app is that it allows you to leave your phone in the car (or home) too. Additionally the app will only work if you have cell...

That's the lock button. Unlock is on the inside of the handle. Although I wish it was more hidden. My Fusion handles are all one color with nothing that looks like a button. They also work on the rear doors. Not sure if this photo means that the feature won't work on the Bronco] rear doors...

https://www.ford.com/suvs/bronco/2021/reservation-information/ Product FAQs Why do certain models prohibit some accessories? We have a Bronco for every customer. Many Bronco accessory items can be added during or after vehicle delivery at the dealer. We engineered Bronco for maximum...

From what I read, I understand it to be like the following: Connected: Like Google Maps, it streams the data (maps, points of interest, directions, traffic) from the internet on an as-needed basis. Connected with built-in: All of the above but the maps also save to the car's hard drive so you...

https://www.ford.com/suvs/bronco/2021/reservation-information/ Product FAQs Why do certain models prohibit some accessories? We have a Bronco for every customer. Many Bronco accessory items can be added during or after vehicle delivery at the dealer. We engineered Bronco for maximum...

The gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR), or gross vehicle mass (GVM) is the maximum operating weight/mass of a vehicle as specified by the manufacturer[1] including the vehicle's chassis, body, engine, engine fluids, fuel, accessories, driver, passengers and cargo but excluding that of any...

Nav systems (and their updates) have always been big money makers for car companies. But then along come smartphones and map apps and no one needs built in navigation anymore. This is Ford trying to match the capability of Google Maps for those people who may not use a smartphone. But for...

The website also doesn't specify which version of Adaptive Cruise as Ford has several under different names. https://www.ford.com/technology/driver-assist-technology/adaptive-cruise-control/ You have to assume it's IACC since that is the version on Sport but unlike the Sport B&P it doesn't say.