New Bronco owner

[ssls6]

Yesterday I picked up my 2025 Badlands, Sasquatch, Hoss 3.0. Bought it in Salt Lake City as the deals were better than I could find here in CO. Buying in UT meant a 500 mile trip back home but in a new Bronco that wasn't too bad LOL. Traded in my 2019 JLU Rubicon with the 3.6 pentastar so the torque difference was incredible climbing mountain grades, at elevation, and at Freeway speeds.

I have been lurking here a few weeks learning. Just wanted to say Hey.

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[Iceman62]

Very nice - welcome & enjoy that "new car smell!"

 

[Beachin 74]

Welcome! Love that color!

 

[theblackangus]

Welcome good Sir!
Hope you enjoy the new ride!

 

[HearToLearn]

Welcome! That's a great vehicle to explore a great area that you live in!

 

[GoHawks63]

Welcome and congratulations! Love the color second favorite to my Cactus Grey. Would have gotten that color if I ended up getting a 2025.

Enjoy! I love my rig!

 

[helifino16]

I remember IBM PC computers all being this color.

 

[Valhalla]

I like that color... now go play in the rocks!!!

 

[Danielsand]

Congratulations on your new, exciting toy. However,......so much excitement is not good for the man of your age. At this age, proper sleeping habits are imperative. Posting on this forum at 2AM is not good for you. I'm sure if you ask your wife what she would like to do at 2AM, posting on the web would not be even mentioned.

 

[TheShark]

Congrats and welcome to our crazy community. What a great color, wish you many happy miles.

 

[S/F Bad Sas]

Welcome! I recently purchased the same truck last week, minus the HOSS 3.0 suspension. I absolutely love it. I’m coming from a JKU myself. I took her out recently on some inclines and ruts, and she performed exceptionally well. Enjoy!

 

[HoosierDaddy]

Welcome aboard!! , and congrats!

 

[chrisg72]

Congrats and....

 

[ssls6]

Thanks all. I'm digging it hard. I live in Park County at 10k feet. I didn't know how badly I needed a turbo LOL. The throttle tip in I'm still getting used to, I can feel a few seconds of lag and need to learn to not unleash too much boost.

I put the truck on my lift this morning and the protection looks great underneath. A bit worried about the lower shock mounts in the rear. I had a good idea when to drive over rocks and when/where to straddle them in the Jeep.

Lots of great content here so I'm trying to sort through some things like putting actual values by the bar graphs on the gauges screen (forscan), mud flaps, floor mats, etc.

 

[Tacnav#1]

Yesterday I picked up my 2025 Badlands, Sasquatch, Hoss 3.0. Bought it in Salt Lake City as the deals were better than I could find here in CO. Buying in UT meant a 500 mile trip back home but in a new Bronco that wasn't too bad LOL. Traded in my 2019 JLU Rubicon with the 3.6 pentastar so the torque difference was incredible climbing mountain grades, at elevation, and at Freeway speeds.

I have been lurking here a few weeks learning. Just wanted to say Hey.

Welcome aboard the Bronco Wagon!

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