What’s after Moab?

[flatlander40]

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[frinesi2]

If @FirstOnRaceDay was correct then the next stop would be:

Barnwell Trail - Dallas Texas

 

[elmystico]

Would be nice to see them testing here in interior Alaska this winter. See how they hold up in real world arctic environments that we deal with daily during the winter months.

This is a great idea. I would recommend the Alcan 5000 Winter Rally, and document it in video for forums and future ads. Toyota featured an FJ recently, and I have a friend from Issaquah, WA, who ran his FJ through it. An amazing event and effort, so not cheap if Ford wanted to try it. But man, the publicity with Bronco buyers...

 

[IDyeti]

Would like to see high altitude testing above 10,000 feet, so hoping to see the Broncos test in Colorado; maybe Black Bear?

Any guys from Colorado or other similar high altitude areas who can suggest some named spots?

Spring Creek outside of Idaho Springs, CO. Edit; that's not high altitude per say but a good rock crawler trail. Argentine Pass, outside of Georgetown, you can't get much higher than 13,100. Great views of Grays and Torrey's peaks there.

 

[redvettx2]

Moab and NV are major commitments to operation and land. They will not be leaving any time soon. 3 year contract. Same people that run the Raptor program. That started with a 3 year contract too. They are on year 8 and going strong. Introducing newbies to off-roading with a factory rig ready to go is brilliant marketing. Jeep makes you buy a rig, void your warranty and spend lots of money to play the game. Every loves comparing a Jeep with 15 to 20K worth of add-ons to stock Bronco with SAS. Pony will go 95% of the places the Jeep will go plus you don't get beat up doing it. And the pony likes to travel. Jeeps like to crawl or get towed.

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