What a silly question. Of course you should !!!! I want a second one just to create a first gen throwback vehicle.
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I’ve traded in several vehicles in the past with 2-3000 miles only for practical reasons never any issues with vehicle. If I buy used I always check out service reports. Definitely would show if the Bronco had many issues. Then it’s a Red Flag. Test drive it and ask to see Vehicle History Report.So, I got rid of my 2021 2.3 MT 2 door badlands back in 2022, due to some issues with ford and the dealer...
I've been driving a 2023 Jeep Grand Cherokee since. It's a great vehicle... not capable of what the Bronco was, but also quieter, smoother, better stereo, adaptive cruise control, about the same gas mileage, and vented seats...
I have no complaints about it.
But I sure miss my Bronco. Every time I see one, I curse Ford and my dealer, they were the main reasons I got rid of mine.
There's now a used one at the chevy dealer in town. A 2021 2.3L auto 4 door badlands with soft top, high package, and 12" screen. ~24k miles. Even the same color mine was, cyber orange. One concern is that it's a 2 owner vehicle, and the second owner only had it for maybe 2-3k miles. Wonder why they got rid of it.
I'm thinking of test driving it...
Reasons I got rid of the Bronco: Ford and the Dealer. 2 door didn't have enough room. The majority of the driving I did was in stop and go city traffic and the manual was getting annoying. boat vinyl and 100+ degree texas temps = swamp butt/back.
I've moved since then, and driving is now much less, and mostly highway. Those seats though... I'm addicted to the jeeps vented seats...
Going to put this quote you made on a t-shirt, sell a ton of them, then send you a check for 5%!Life is too short to drive boring vehicles, shoot crappy guns and eat garbage food.
The Ford dealers around me in WA are absolute trash. I go to Montana for decent service.
If you have good support for your Jeep, I'd stick with that. I know there's supposed to be some competition with the Bronco and Wrangler, but the Wrangler will do everything a Bronco will do. Perhaps that should be a consideration.
The Jeep dealer I had has been a lot better than the Ford dealer I had.
After my move, the jeep dealer is even better. I don't know about the Ford dealer. I do see some reports on here of them when the orders were being made / filled that they were a good one to deal with, but service is always a different beast.
The adaptive cruise and the vented seats are honestly two of the strongest reasons to keep the Jeep. It's not just adaptive, but stop and go.
And those vented seats..
They have $45k on it right now. KJBB's value is $42-$48kHow much is the bronco?
That's one of the things I was thinking of. That maybe they've fixed a lot of the little issues since 2021 models. But if it's made it this far with no major incidents, it's probably fine.I would not get anything prior to a '23 personally. I'm actually a bit grateful now that I ended up waiting 3 years before Ford built mine. As far as the other dilemma , Lux pkg gives you the advanced cruise and Katskin can get you heated/cooled seats. Your Jeep already has that but do the doors and top come off ? You have to decide if you want more luxury or more fun.
It’s not horrible but is your heart set on CO? As said above I’d prob look for a 22/23 over a 21.They have $45k on it right now. KJBB's value is $42-$48k
29 days! Sounds like maybe a regret purchase - $$ or they didn't like the truck? If the history report is clean, I can't imagine they returned it that quickly because of issues with the truck itself.It does have a history available.
https://www.ipacket.info/1FMEE5DHXMLA61506
Basically, no reported accidents/damage. 1 open recall (replace rear camera)
2 previous owners. Odometer matches what they're advertising.
1st owner estimated length 1 year, 6 months.
2nd owner estimated length.... 29 days