Bronco Owner Stereotypes TBD

[NotaVegetarian]

Hey look at it this way, young people can get training wheel, the next age group gets instructions, the older group gets better insurance rates and ease of access and free cane holders

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[edgeflyer]

I have absolutely no problem if a dude or chick drives it. However, if it has over 18" wheels and no more than road grime under it, I'm going to make fun of and demean you for owning one.

 

[Griffstar07]

Killer and I are early 60’s. This will be our third vehicle, the weekend vehicle. We want something stripped down, no fuss, simple. Yet it has to be ready to go in snow, rain, etc. We won’t go rock climbing, or hard off roading. The surgeon says my back can’t survive much more hits after a lifetime of doing stupid shit. So for us it was a Base with no options. Might modify it if I feel like. More likely to use it going to the beach, or the woods, and little towns to find a decent brewpub. To each their own.

 

[Last Ride Bronco]

What I have noticed is that all ages love the new Broncos. My kids are gaga over our order.

 

[wvmtneer]

Did not read, but depends if they ever owned a bmw or tesla.

 

[Heffe66413]

Ohtay I’m a Boomer, I’m old.

Your not old - your just living life in reserve!

 

[HPNQ420]

Im 36 but alot people I see pics on the forum of are older than I imagined. That and you got the nostalgia crowd, that like the original broncos but want the comfort because of their age.

I'll fix it for you..."That and you got the nostalgia crowd, that like the original Broncos but have no nostalgia for sucky drum brakes, vacuum wipers, leaky windows and a failure-prone three on the tree shifter." (52 myself, I nonetheless wish I would have never sold my '67 back in '92.)

 

[Laddyaddy19]

Most will be Sasquatches

 

[NotaVegetarian]

Your not old - your just living life in reserve!

Reserve haha, still to the fullest. Retired a few years back and have been wide open ever since. Stay so busy now don’t know how I ever had time to work.

Truth is grandsons make you feel younger, and are awesome. Highly recommend getting several

 

[MaverickMan]

I'll fix it for you..."That and you got the nostalgia crowd, that like the original Broncos but have no nostalgia for sucky drum brakes, vacuum wipers, leaky windows and a failure-prone three on the tree shifter." (52 myself, I nonetheless wish I would have never sold my '67 back in '92.)

I love 4 wheel drums. Check em once a decade and replace the springs every 20 years or so.

 

[Hoofnmouth]

I love 4 wheel drums. Check em once a decade and replace the springs every 20 years or so.

We used to call drum brakes "maystops"

 

[DeltaBravo]

I’m 37 and in the army. Idk man.

 

[timhood]

I wonder what the owner demographic is gonna look like in a few years for the Bronco. The classic stereotype with the wrangler is that it's mostly owned by women and guys who don't hardcore off road. Sure this probably depends where you live but the wrangler does have this stigma around it for the vast majority. That being said I wonder if the Bronco will be a more male or female driven market because so far it seems to be leaning towards male market just based on social media activity, forums, news, etc. Could it become guys vs girls - Bronco vs Wrangler? Just a random thought.

I think the demographic is going to be mostly:

Former Jeep® Wrangler owners

 

[timhood]

Well everyone will fit into one of these categories.

Whoever made that chart is whacked.

Generations are supposed to be an equal number of years (18) and they aren't supposed to overlap. There are definitely a few extras made up in there. But yes, it's true, Bronco owners will definitely fit into one of the above categories.

 

[HPNQ420]

I love 4 wheel drums. Check em once a decade and replace the springs every 20 years or so.

Until you have drum brakes in a 1953 Doge M-37. Few people have lived who believed that an M-37 would stop the next time they pressed the brake pedal. When I still had that truck I had a woman sitting impatiently inches from my bumper as I cruised at the maximum permissible continuous cruising speed of about 43 mph on a country road. She finally passed me in a no passing zone only to have to slam on her brakes to stop at the stop sign on the other side of the hill. Her eyes got really wide, but somehow all the stars aligned and that truck stopped inches short of her minivan.

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