Do (mostly) no issues Broncos exist?

[Spooled]

Besides the hot garbage Sync 4 and random wrench light in 4-lo that throws the engine in limp mode, mine has been solid for 32k miles.

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[Mako]

New owner here. Bought a new Big Bend 2.3L, manual trans, soft top a couple weekends ago. Have put almost 500 miles on it (5 on the odo when I test drove it) so far and I love it! Everything works as it should. The engine is smooth, the trans is smooth, and carplay even stays connected to my iphone.

I lurked here on the forum for a month or so before I bought the Bronco and almost decided not to buy one due to the posts on this forum. I know folks are more likely to post when they have issues, but are any of you driving what has been a mostly issues free Bronco? It's hard to tell if the good ones outnumber the problems some times.

Here's a pic from our first weekend of driving around the Texas hill country backroads.

2023 Bronco Badlands Sasquatch 2 Door Lux package, 30000 miles w/winch not a parking lot princess . Absolutely zero issues so far. I take the tops and doors off regularly, ride for weeks on end topless , naked no issues . I love it. the only damage taken was a mis-judgement on my part at Hidden Falls ... rear quarter panel ... off it 2 hours back on in 3 after having repairs done.

 

[SHOtruck]

7,800 miles on my '23 Outer Banks with every option available. One oil change and zero complaints or issues.
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[helifino16]

Knock wood…. No real issues here on my ‘21 WT. Still enjoying it every day.

 

[Regan]

We were one of the original reservation holders, it took over two years for our Bronco to arrive. We have absolutely loved our Bronco! I do all my own maintenance, oil changes etc. so the Bronco has not been back to the dealer for nearly 2 1/2 years! Finally took it in, had two minor recalls taken care of, also two seals that were leaking. Other than that the vehicle has performed exactly as we had hoped. Any minor issues I have been able to fix myself with the help of this forum. We have not babied the Bronco, we have taken it four wheeling, and extended road trips, including Oregon, Nevada, Utah, Arizona and California. I have 10 grandchildren, the first thing they want when they get their drivers permit is DRIVE THE BRONCO! It has been a fun tradition. Enjoy your Bronco, and go out and make some memories!

 

[LarryBirdsFace]

I have a '22 2.3L non sasquatch Black Diamond with 50k miles on it, have not had one single problem.

 

[bkfit]

21 Basesquatch 11/16/2021 build date flawless 33k heavy offroad use & 37s lifted, daily. 2.7

 

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[wjtinfwb]

New owner here. Bought a new Big Bend 2.3L, manual trans, soft top a couple weekends ago. Have put almost 500 miles on it (5 on the odo when I test drove it) so far and I love it! Everything works as it should. The engine is smooth, the trans is smooth, and carplay even stays connected to my iphone.

I lurked here on the forum for a month or so before I bought the Bronco and almost decided not to buy one due to the posts on this forum. I know folks are more likely to post when they have issues, but are any of you driving what has been a mostly issues free Bronco? It's hard to tell if the good ones outnumber the problems some times.

Here's a pic from our first weekend of driving around the Texas hill country backroads.

I’ve got 15k and 18 months on my Big Bend 4dr.,Sas with the V6 and mid pkg. I’ve had zero issues with mine, it’s never been back to any dealer and I plan to keep it that way. No lights, squeaks, rattles or shakes. I’ve noticed a lot of issues seem to be with more highly equipped Bronco’s with Lux pkg., and the various substance and cruise control nannies. So far I could not be happier and recommend Bronco, as a great vehicle with the caveat that a percentage of Ford dealers couldn’t fix a Schwinn let alone a complicated new vehicle.

 

[dgorsett]

Front driveshaft recall, stuck compass and no wireless Android auto. Otherwise all good. And two time fluke e brake issue in 4L steep terrain.

 

[tmkfordbronco]

New owner here. Bought a new Big Bend 2.3L, manual trans, soft top a couple weekends ago. Have put almost 500 miles on it (5 on the odo when I test drove it) so far and I love it! Everything works as it should. The engine is smooth, the trans is smooth, and carplay even stays connected to my iphone.

I lurked here on the forum for a month or so before I bought the Bronco and almost decided not to buy one due to the posts on this forum. I know folks are more likely to post when they have issues, but are any of you driving what has been a mostly issues free Bronco? It's hard to tell if the good ones outnumber the problems some times.

Here's a pic from our first weekend of driving around the Texas hill country backroads.

I purchased my Big Bend, 2-Door, 2.3l, 7MT, non-SAS, Iconic Silver on 4-15-2023.
I've had zero problems except the sound deadening MIC Top headliner came loose after six months. I removed the MIC top and reapplied new headliner adhesive, (3M Headliner Adhesive) in my garage. No problems at all since. I did install a rear Hellwig stay bar for added stability and also updated the rear sub-woofer with a working amp and speaker. To date: 9,000mi. I like this Bronco, it’s mechanically sound and fun to drive.

 

[Darrell]

Zero issues with my late 21 Lux, Badlands with sasquatch

 

[Kstiff]

New owner here. Bought a new Big Bend 2.3L, manual trans, soft top a couple weekends ago. Have put almost 500 miles on it (5 on the odo when I test drove it) so far and I love it! Everything works as it should. The engine is smooth, the trans is smooth, and carplay even stays connected to my iphone.

I lurked here on the forum for a month or so before I bought the Bronco and almost decided not to buy one due to the posts on this forum. I know folks are more likely to post when they have issues, but are any of you driving what has been a mostly issues free Bronco? It's hard to tell if the good ones outnumber the problems some times.

Here's a pic from our first weekend of driving around the Texas hill country backroads.

2022 BB 20,000 miles. No issues...

 

[Blue Lightning]

Have a 24 Badlands and I have had no issues as well and coming up on 3k miles

 

[Mjtermini]

New owner here. Bought a new Big Bend 2.3L, manual trans, soft top a couple weekends ago. Have put almost 500 miles on it (5 on the odo when I test drove it) so far and I love it! Everything works as it should. The engine is smooth, the trans is smooth, and carplay even stays connected to my iphone.

I lurked here on the forum for a month or so before I bought the Bronco and almost decided not to buy one due to the posts on this forum. I know folks are more likely to post when they have issues, but are any of you driving what has been a mostly issues free Bronco? It's hard to tell if the good ones outnumber the problems some times.

Here's a pic from our first weekend of driving around the Texas hill country backroads.

New owner here. Bought a new Big Bend 2.3L, manual trans, soft top a couple weekends ago. Have put almost 500 miles on it (5 on the odo when I test drove it) so far and I love it! Everything works as it should. The engine is smooth, the trans is smooth, and carplay even stays connected to my iphone.

I lurked here on the forum for a month or so before I bought the Bronco and almost decided not to buy one due to the posts on this forum. I know folks are more likely to post when they have issues, but are any of you driving what has been a mostly issues free Bronco? It's hard to tell if the good ones outnumber the problems some times.

Here's a pic from our first weekend of driving around the Texas hill country backroads.

2022 Badlands with 27000 miles. No problems

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