BASE IS BACK BABY !
(my campaign worked….)
(my campaign worked….)
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It certainly does not, I blast my passenger side zone defroster to get my kid some heat in the back.Ya us 2 doors get short end of stick. Don’t think my 24 has floor vents for rear passengers either
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Surprised no one has mentioned the adding of Electric Brake booster to all engines. Great option for those with a 2.3L to finally not have mushy brake pedals.
The cluster is a module.
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Myself and Ducati have already mentioned it...?
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Somehow I totally missed your mention of it alsoMyself and Ducati have already mentioned it...?
Too much information coming out too fast lol
Have owned my two door for two and a half years and I think the AC has been turned no more than once. The roof comes off for the entire summer, and the rear seats are folded down anyways. Air ducts be damned. LolYa us 2 doors get short end of stick
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well it was shorthand... EBB.... Also saw rear floor vents only for 4 door and Auto.. 2DR is official stepchild status.Somehow I totally missed your mention of it also
My question exactly, very curious about whether I should go with a discounted Big Bend or a Base. It all depends on price.
Non-Sas….BD is the pick for sure.
After looking at the differences between a BD Sas and BB Sas, it was an easy choice to go BB. I added switches, full OEM skids and running boards and was still $2k under BD MSRP. Both have MGV though the rear bumper is different on the BB but I’m changing that to aftermarket anyway.
Makes sense Ford made BD a package on the BB.
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Although I think we already knew this, this confirms the Sasquatch tire change.
"Includes LT315/70R17 Rugged-Terrain (R/T) Tires (35”)"
"Includes LT315/70R17 Rugged-Terrain (R/T) Tires (35”)"
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We thinking 2026 for the refresh?
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This could have been worse.
The fact that you can get the advanced 4x4 transfer case without the Sasquatch package in the Big Bend w/ the Black Diamond package is more important than the loss of the 2.7 in the lower trims.
The return of the Base with both the Manual and Sasquatch package is something that brings some hope, assuming they actually release it.
The lack of the 2.7 in nearly all of the 2 door Broncos (except Stroppe) is tragic, but at least the problematic manual vacuum brakes on the 2.3 have been addressed and replaced by the electrically boosted brakes.
Prices are definitely going up.
The fact that you can get the advanced 4x4 transfer case without the Sasquatch package in the Big Bend w/ the Black Diamond package is more important than the loss of the 2.7 in the lower trims.
The return of the Base with both the Manual and Sasquatch package is something that brings some hope, assuming they actually release it.
The lack of the 2.7 in nearly all of the 2 door Broncos (except Stroppe) is tragic, but at least the problematic manual vacuum brakes on the 2.3 have been addressed and replaced by the electrically boosted brakes.
Prices are definitely going up.
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