Let's Be Honest About Our Intended Use

[TrackDays&TrailRigs]

Honestly, I plan to use mine for almost anything - daily driver, trail rig, and even road trips. I wont be running KOTH but I'll definitely be hitting some east coast trails and mud holes. I think Ford knocked it out of the park with the Bronco and from everything I've seen, it looks like a great do it all vehicle.

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[Locked-n-loaded]

Daily driver. Light off road on mtn back roads, camping, fireroads, snow at altitudes. That's way I'm choosing the Badlands as the base but will forgo lockers, sasquatch, the larger 35's. I already have a rig more than capable & proven for really hardcore Moab Utah style 4x4.

 

[TriggerTX]

I used the hell out of my D-90. Its value is around the same as the Bronco these days. I'll be the idiot out there on the trail with it flopped within the first 90 days of ownership. You cry about that first scratch but once it's done you're freed of the worry and things get more extreme. It's made to be used so I'll use it.

 

[gentlemanbronco]

Regardless, sadly the Bronco is also going to attract sasquatched mall crawlers with gigantic over the top rigs with every available accessory added never to see a drop of mud or a spec of off road dirt...
That's why i'm sticking with the BD, its more off roady than base and big bend but not overly compared to the other trims.

 

[outcast]

I plan to buy a used one in a few years. I can't afford a new car right now. But it'll replace my Samurai as the family adventure vehicle and my wife's Corolla as her daily driver. It'll see a lot of city use with her and during vacations it'll spend a lot of time in the backcountry. There are a few places near Sedona we want to explore more but the Samurai doesn't have the capability. 35s, lockers, and the four-door wheelbase will help with that.

 

[Yukon65006]

For us it will be The wife’s daily driver and for trips over the passes in the winter. It will replace her 09 2wd Patriot we bought during cash for clunkers. I will still drive what we refer to to as the enclosed truck, a Chrysler town and country mini van. When I retire in 3 years I will buy my retirement gift, not sure what it will be byte but saving cash for it now.

 

[scottyb907]

So how many folks that buy any of these sports cars for 50k thru 80k intend on taking them to the track and running them like scalded dogs every weekend?

Probably the same amount of Wild Track buys who attend on running trails.

I got a BD, SaS, 2.7 and it will see more dirt roads and rocky trails than any hard core off road stuff. Mainly because that’s just not my thing. But I wanted the lockers, clearance,, MGV, and the 2.7 for
The extra power. Could I gotten a less capable rig, yeah but hey I make decent money and want what I want.
I get what your saying though..

 

[Skip2a]

BD, 2.7, SaS: daily driver, maybe some hunting and road trips.

 

[Multienduro]

BB, Sasquatch, 2.3 auto. It will be a weekend/3rd vehicle. Honestly I think it looks cool and will go on some adventures but who knows what else I will do with it. Look at it a lot I imagine

 

[BR0NCO]

99% daily driver, got Badlands for the other 1%

 

[Erock]

If I’ve gotta be honest, I’ll have to say I don’t know. I know lots of things I wanna do, some that I’ve done in the past and some that I’ve just always thought about. After putting my dreams on hold for many years to raise my kids, I’ve decided to get the badlands just in case I get to revive some of those dreams. We’ll just have to see which way life takes me from here.

 

[Darrell]

Mine is a BadLands with 2.7, Sasquatch, Lux pkg, with dual tops. It will be a daily driver about 80% of the time. Several trips a year to the drive on beaches in Delaware, Maryland and Outer Banks. Camping and fishing in out of the way spots and of course some east coast trails. Definitely a few Bronco meets. Is it over kill, sure it is, but better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it. Also gotta be the kool dad on the block hahaha

 

[dcliffo]

Daily driver. Mall crawler. I think driving on Michigan roads would count as light off roading

 

[wbrainbow]

I have a trailer with the only access being a power line access road. It’s like a box of chocolates, you never know what you’ll get.

 

[BEM-S4]

BD 2.7 Mid Tow Nav... bad weather in the summer, DD in the winter, beach then VT service roads a couple of times each year. Most import (and probably unique to me) will be city driving, grocery getter, etc. anything with public parking where I don't like taking my other cars.

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