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Put the roof panels under the doors. Will that break them? Only one way to find out!

I live less than a mile from Mullinax Apopka. My time to go there vs driving thousands of miles is a big difference. Plus ongoing service and support if needed is right down the street. I bought my last car there a few years ago and have been happy to go back for service and for my next car...

My guess? The mesh pouches on the doors count as beverage holders so that's four (on the four doors...) plus the two in the center front equals the standard six. Then the leather seats have a pull down for the bonus two.

Doesn't look like the middle seat has one of those pull downs. That said, the specs for Badlands lists 6 beverage holders as standard and 8 beverage holders as optional: https://www.ford.com/suvs/bronco/2021/models/bronco-badlands/ Maybe the pull down is included with the leather seats...

The six available hero switches (per Ford.com) are: -Stabilizer bar -Front locker -Rear locker -Trail turn assist -ESC -Hazard lights (lol at this one being a feature) The Trail Turn Assist requires the auto transmission. This is a manual. That is the missing button.

This is the one I have on my Fusion right now. It's nice and completely hidden unless you know it's there and touch it to activate the keys. You can even use the Sync screen inside to update the code (vs looking up how to reprogram the old pads in the manual). But I'm not holding out hope for...

The Fiesta that was excluded WAS special. As mentioned previously the S model was the lowest trim. No power windows, no center console, no cruise control, etc. From Google I found a sales sheet that said it was 14% of Fiestas produced in 2019. Also from Google there were about 60k Fiestas made...