Ok gotcha. It just seems like a very glaring "miss" to me. Especially where I live and the early hour I leave for work, it's really dark in the morning. My Audi was all lit up everywhere on the inside so it's much more noticeable to me as a missing item than other people I guess. It's just a...
Has anyone noticed that when the lights are activated, all the usual stuff is also lit up in the interior, EXCEPT the gear selector markings on the console? Hopefully this is just a design oversight and mine are not broken? It's a new Bronco. Any comments appreciated! Thanks
It's definitely a silly recall like one of the others said - if it's the same one I'm thinking about.... the recall essentially says they'll somehow move the seatbelt receiver such that it's more easily accessible and you as the driver and passenger will be more likely to put on your seatbelt...
I paid MSRP for my Black Diamond a few weeks ago. It was a special order that someone placed and they changed their mind I guess....only had a few miles on it from a few test drives is all, and I think it was only there for a couple weeks at most. But you're right.....I've definitely seen a...
It’s only an extra dime to bump up to 93 so I figure why not?
Sunoco is the only brand I’m aware of that sells all four grades together (and diesel). But yep it’s true. At least here in northern VA.
Yes then I would agree with you that it's better, in however you like to reference the word. No matter what, I'm with you that our Broncos like the higher octane.
No - the additives are pretty much the same if you get 87 vs. 93 and anything in between if you go to a Top Tier station. "Regular", "Mid-grade", "Premium", "Ultra" etc all denote octane names.
Great writeup Joe.
FWIW, here in VA we have Sunoco (a Top Tier) which has four choices of octane - 87, 89, 91, and 93. I just got my Bronco and it's got the 2.7 which I love. The free tank of gas from the dealership was nothing special and it didn't feel right to me, like the Bronco was...