2021 Ford Bronco Release - 7/13

[dukerules]

Ok. I think I want a Badlands 4D. And an offroad camping trailer to replace the one we stupidly sold a couple of years ago.

[streetracer101]

Ok. I think I want a Badlands 4D. And an offroad camping trailer to replace the one we stupidly sold a couple of years ago.

I've got a Turtleback Adventure Trail trailer I'm about to sell.

[Panerai7]

If I were picking one I’d go with badlands just as it sits on 33 tires in the pic. 35 is overkill for a daily driver. I think it’s the sweet spot between basic and fully loaded

[demer03]

It’s cool and all, but I’m staying focused on the Gladiator next.

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[deepcdvr]

[HapaHapa]

I’m not a truck guy and I still want one.

[deepcdvr]

I’m not a truck guy and I still want one.

I know - it looks like Tonka Toy fun

[HapaHapa]

Pricing

[HapaHapa]

https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/ ... cing.2200/

Source of pricing sheets

[spring-diver]

https://www.facebook.com/10003027692134 ... 588532969/




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[CGSshorty]

Pretty much on point, Shannon.

[HapaHapa]

https://www.facebook.com/10003027692134 ... 588532969/




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Love this...
Enthusiasts, soccer mom’s, posers. We had them all!

[Joeprez]

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[jswing]

It looks good, but I’m amazed by how these things are advertised VS how they will actually be used.

You don't scale mountains to get to the grocery store?

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[hoppyjr]

Bronco Raptor = $70k + no doubt.

[HapaHapa]

It looks good, but I’m amazed by how these things are advertised VS how they will actually be used.

You don't scale mountains to get to the grocery store?

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I’m sure you guys know the beach cities scene. Lots of rock crawler capable trucks (at least they look it) picking up groceries at Von’s.

[CGSshorty]

Florida is full of $100k Wranglers with ridiculous suspension articulation that will never get used.

[bedlam]

I never understood people putting oversized muddies on cars that never go off-road. They are noisy, increase fuel use, slow down your acceleration and increase your braking distance. People are mad.

[HapaHapa]

I never understood people putting oversized muddies on cars that never go off-road. They are noisy, increase fuel use, slow down your acceleration and increase your braking distance. People are mad.

Muddies! I love Oz terminology.

[demer03]

Florida is full of $100k Wranglers with ridiculous suspension articulation that will never get used.

Yep. I was pissing some of those guys off because I was pulling them out with my twin stick '73 on Drummond Island at a Jeep Jamboree. Ran snow tires

[Ryeguy]

Now that ‘73 Jeep is an off road vehicle. No one (or maybe just the incredibly wealthy or incredibly stupid) is taking a $50K plus vehicle off road to get all trail rashed.

I love the look of these new Broncos but I am worried about the longevity of the engines. Small displacement engines with turbo chargers to make big power just sounds like a recipe for early engine failure. Maybe on a light weight hot hatchback they work OK, but on a heavy weight 4X4 running 33 -35 inch tires? I’m just not sold on the idea.

I would’ve been much more comfortable with a non-turbo 4 liter V6 such as in the Tacoma or 4Runner. Even better would be a small displacement diesel.

[Panerai7]

Now that ‘73 Jeep is an off road vehicle. No one (or maybe just the incredibly wealthy or incredibly stupid) is taking a $50K plus vehicle off road to get all trail rashed.

I love the look of these new Broncos but I am worried about the longevity of the engines. Small displacement engines with turbo chargers to make big power just sounds like a recipe for early engine failure. Maybe on a light weight hot hatchback they work OK, but on a heavy weight 4X4 running 33 -35 inch tires? I’m just not sold on the idea.

I would’ve been much more comfortable with a non-turbo 4 liter V6 such as in the Tacoma or 4Runner. Even better would be a small displacement diesel.

100% agreed. Unfortunately, thanks to government and EPA, the era of large displacement naturally aspirated engines is coming to an end. It’s pretty much a guarantee the next 4R and Landcruiser will be turbo charged smaller blocks

[dnslater]

Now that ‘73 Jeep is an off road vehicle. No one (or maybe just the incredibly wealthy or incredibly stupid) is taking a $50K plus vehicle off road to get all trail rashed.

I love the look of these new Broncos but I am worried about the longevity of the engines. Small displacement engines with turbo chargers to make big power just sounds like a recipe for early engine failure. Maybe on a light weight hot hatchback they work OK, but on a heavy weight 4X4 running 33 -35 inch tires? I’m just not sold on the idea.

I would’ve been much more comfortable with a non-turbo 4 liter V6 such as in the Tacoma or 4Runner. Even better would be a small displacement diesel.

Diesels have been using turbos to make reliable power in heavy trucks for a long time. Also the F150 has been using the 2.7 Ecoboost for a number of years and it has like a 9000 lb towing capacity. The blocks are pretty stout and typically issues arise due to people over tuning them.

[HapaHapa]

Now that ‘73 Jeep is an off road vehicle. No one (or maybe just the incredibly wealthy or incredibly stupid) is taking a $50K plus vehicle off road to get all trail rashed.

I love the look of these new Broncos but I am worried about the longevity of the engines. Small displacement engines with turbo chargers to make big power just sounds like a recipe for early engine failure. Maybe on a light weight hot hatchback they work OK, but on a heavy weight 4X4 running 33 -35 inch tires? I’m just not sold on the idea.

I would’ve been much more comfortable with a non-turbo 4 liter V6 such as in the Tacoma or 4Runner. Even better would be a small displacement diesel.

Diesels have been using turbos to make reliable power in heavy trucks for a long time. Also the F150 has been using the 2.7 Ecoboost for a number of years and it has like a 9000 lb towing capacity. The blocks are pretty stout and typically issues arise due to people over tuning them.

I’m none too kind to the turbo 2.3L 4-cyl in my Acura RDX and no issues to date (I probably shouldn’t have said that). I agree that more weight and bigger tires are a little different, but as a daily driver I don’t see a difference using the turbocharged smaller engine. The power these engines are delivering isn’t out of line with current norm and you are also pairing it with a 7 or 10 speed transmission. Probably also requires Mobil 1 synthetic and premium gas.

[jswing]

Now that ‘73 Jeep is an off road vehicle. No one (or maybe just the incredibly wealthy or incredibly stupid) is taking a $50K plus vehicle off road to get all trail rashed.

I love the look of these new Broncos but I am worried about the longevity of the engines. Small displacement engines with turbo chargers to make big power just sounds like a recipe for early engine failure. Maybe on a light weight hot hatchback they work OK, but on a heavy weight 4X4 running 33 -35 inch tires? I’m just not sold on the idea.

I would’ve been much more comfortable with a non-turbo 4 liter V6 such as in the Tacoma or 4Runner. Even better would be a small displacement diesel.

Diesels have been using turbos to make reliable power in heavy trucks for a long time. Also the F150 has been using the 2.7 Ecoboost for a number of years and it has like a 9000 lb towing capacity. The blocks are pretty stout and typically issues arise due to people over tuning them.

I’m none too kind to the turbo 2.3L 4-cyl in my Acura RDX and no issues to date (I probably shouldn’t have said that). I agree that more weight and bigger tires are a little different, but as a daily driver I don’t see a difference using the turbocharged smaller engine. The power these engines are delivering isn’t out of line with current norm and you are also pairing it with a 7 or 10 speed transmission. Probably also requires Mobil 1 synthetic and premium gas.

I have the turbo 2.3 ecoboost/10 speed in my Ranger and it doesn't require premium. I haven't done the first oil change yet but I assume it'll be synthetic.

Here's a pic of 2 door Big Bend I came across. I'm really torn between a Base and Big Bend.


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