New Bronco

mgreenspan

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I’m disappointed by the lack of humorous commentary by the cameramen. No one said “just like your mom” when the guy said “man everyone is hitting that.”

Looks good, though. The rolling chassis was neat to see the rear frame and suspension design.
 

Howski

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I’m looking forward to seeing one in person. Still not super impressed with the suspension flex on these. A friend of mine saw several and said they’re very Jeep-y which was is what I was afraid to hear. The fact they don’t offer any other interior and seat color than black kills me
 
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Howski

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Yes, I was surprised at that as well. I don’t mind black yet it certainly makes the interior feel smaller.
We have a white dog that sheds like hell and black seats will get scorching in the summer down here so the lighter interior makes a huge difference
 

mgreenspan

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I can think of several things you can do to remedy having black seats. Custom made seat covers, generic sheepskin/sheep wool seat covers, hippie bead seat covers, a blanket, a sheet, etc.
 

Howski

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Another remedy is to shop for a car that offers other-than-black
More of an observation than anything. I’m starting to think my future lineup will probably be a sedan as a daily paired with an older Rover
 

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More of an observation than anything. I’m starting to think my future lineup will probably be a sedan as a daily paired with an older Rover
After having an Audi Avant (wagon) in the mix probably would not go back to a sedan. However we had an A4 sedan as a loaner and it did have good cargo area with rear seats folded. The Avant though just makes it easier.
 

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After having an Audi Avant (wagon) in the mix probably would not go back to a sedan. However we had an A4 sedan as a loaner and it did have good cargo area with rear seats folded. The Avant though just makes it easier.
Wife will have a big SUV for those needs. Would love a Jag XF wagon but there tough to find and command a high premium over the XF sedan
 
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DiscoHasBeen

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Thx for sharing. With a ‘94 RRC and ‘96 D1 already in the garage, I’d seriously look at this vs a Defender.
To me there is no question as to Bronco vs Defender, and it goes beyond price. LR fucked the Defender because they got greedy, or were just clueless, or, more than likely, they just aren't your father's LR anymore. Do a search. Bronco vs Defender aftermarket front bumper. Got to give Ford credit, they understand one of the main things that make the Wrangler popular and tapped into it.

 
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DiscoHasBeen

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The fact they don’t offer any other interior and seat color than black kills me
I've thought about this. I can't remember ever owning a vehicle with an interior other than black, or some other variant of it. I'm sure I have, but I'll be dammed if I can remember it.
 

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My interiors have been gray, red, beige, another beige, black, another black, another red (current), and another black (current). Wife currently has white.
 

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Haven't figured out the various packages yet but it looks more and more like the true defender replacement.... Priced tons better to.