Why don't you just buy an original 1965 Bronco? Sounds like the 2020 Bronco just isn't your cup of tea. Heck, I'm positive you could still get your hands on a horse and buggy combo. You know, without all that tech stuff.
Well aware. I owned a 2011 and now own a Whippled 2016 GT. Also have a 2012 Coyote F150.
So, I heard from a guy who's brother's college roommate's ex girlfriend's step-sister's bio-dad's uncle once bumped into a Ford Engineer who claimed that the bronco is not going to have door handles at all, everything will be touch/proximity sensor to pop open. and the hood latch is electric. So if the batter dies to you have to use some special tools to pull the entire body off the frame so that you can get to the battery! Dang this new fangled technology! (At least you don't have to remove a tire though......dodge.)*Logs onto forums Monday morning..
*Sees more negative/assumption posts about a vehicle that hasn't been released publicly yet
I took it to mean that he was waiting due to the updated mustang front fascia (which was an improvement imo) and the new gen, but, could be either, you're right. I do think he should probably just go buy a '66 Bronco and call it a day.
Also, Ford is really teasing us. Yes, the Bronco is IFS... but they have a trick up their sleeve. Who needs SFA for rocks when you have the hovercraft feature built in. Instead of driving over them... we will float over them! *Queue the Back to the Future music.*
....or maybe even a '57 Chevy? Might be possible sooner than you think. One of the presumed benefits of CAD/CAM and process automation is making 'small-batch' manufacturing economically feasible. I'm not talking about the hand-made EBs available not for $200K - I'm talking about pricing in line with current Fords/Chevys.
No, why would a car manufacturer spend millions of dollars on a new interior for the 5 people that would buy it, it's stupid think that a car manufacturer should cater to the less than 1% rather than the extreamly larger majority.
You forgot roommate haha
Yeah not directed at you!
Because bland catch all McBroncos with the same set of features that a dozen other vehicles already have (including a few of Ford's) is what will draw potential buyers into the dealership. Everyone knows that. /s
When I ordered my Shelby GT 500 two years out, I wrote Ford engineering and told them I want every thing on my car to be totally functional. No BS scoops that go no where, no mickey mouse trim, Just total function. I got a reply from engineering that said you will be very happy. I sent another RE: the Bronco and have not gotten a reply. ????
Not the 460 hp, that was 2018
