2021 Ford Bronco - Complete Look At The New Bronco

[RWebb]

What is Jepp gonna do?

Remember, The Umpire Always Strikes Back

[Brando]

They made the Gladiator. 🤮

Originally Posted by RWebb

What is Jepp gonna do?

Remember, The Umpire Always Strikes Back

[Captain Ahab Jr]

It get a thumbs up from this side of the pond

[onewhippedpuppy]

Originally Posted by flipper35

No Sasquatch package with a manual though!

Yet. I read somewhere that Ford may offer it sometime soon.

[Norm K]

Originally Posted by RWebb

What is Jepp gonna do?

A good start would be a focus on reliability.

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[Seahawk]

Originally Posted by Norm K

A good start would be a focus on reliability.

It is going to get interesting...Jeeps are the County Vehicle of Southern Maryland and there really has not been an open air alternative until now.

It will be reminiscent of the Mustang versus Camero debates.

[monoflo]

Jeep will finally have a challenger -assuming the quality is there for the Bronco. Maybe --maybe a little sanity in pricing will occur due to competition. My sense of it is the the Gladiator has not sold as well as expected though the virus clouds that a bit --but even BC it didn't seem to get out of the gate as strongly as one would have thought. The V8 Jeep won't do much to stem the Bronco tide.

It will be interesting to see how the Broncos impact on other SUV sales --the Bronco 2 especially.

[Seahawk]

Slight hijack: Does anyone have first hand experience with the new Ford Ranger?

After not having my Tundra for a month or so (Daughter moved to Charleston) I can't believe how unnecessarily big it is.

When I no loner need to tow I'll be looking to downsize. I talked to a guy at the Shell station yesterday and he spoke highly of it. Looks great as well.

PM if need be and thanks in advance

[Dantilla]

With all the attention & excitement for the new Bronco, I wonder if Chevy is regretting bringing back the Blazer name with such an invisible grocery getter.

[vash]

Originally Posted by Seahawk

Slight hijack: Does anyone have first hand experience with the new Ford Ranger?

After not having my Tundra for a month or so (Daughter moved to Charleston) I can't believe how unnecessarily big it is.

When I no loner need to tow I'll be looking to downsize. I talked to a guy at the Shell station yesterday and he spoke highly of it. Looks great as well.

PM if need be and thanks in advance

i think they look amazing!! they look a bit anemic in stock trim, but some modifications; tasteful ones really make them stand out in a parking lot.

[Sarc]

Originally Posted by Captain Ahab Jr

It get a thumbs up from this side of the pond

Saw a 4-door drive by the house lastnight. They nailed it. I imagine the folks in the Jeep studio are pulling some extra hours.

[porsche4life]

Originally Posted by Seahawk

Slight hijack: Does anyone have first hand experience with the new Ford Ranger?

After not having my Tundra for a month or so (Daughter moved to Charleston) I can't believe how unnecessarily big it is.

When I no loner need to tow I'll be looking to downsize. I talked to a guy at the Shell station yesterday and he spoke highly of it. Looks great as well.

PM if need be and thanks in advance

Everything I’ve seen has been positive. My issue is the price. By the time you get any options you are getting well into lightly used F-150 pricing and the range really isn’t that much smaller.

[flipper35]

Originally Posted by onewhippedpuppy

Yet. I read somewhere that Ford may offer it sometime soon.

So far all I have seen is that they are open to feedback.

[flipper35]

Originally Posted by porsche4life

Everything I’ve seen has been positive. My issue is the price. By the time you get any options you are getting well into lightly used F-150 pricing and the range really isn’t that much smaller.

We have a guy's Colorado parked next to our 1st Gen Durango right now. It is larger and significantly taller. At the store we had it parked next to a 2020 Silverado and the hood on the pickup was higher than the mirrors on the Durango. Everything has gotten very tall now.

[porsche4life]

Originally Posted by flipper35

We have a guy's Colorado parked next to our 1st Gen Durango right now. It is larger and significantly taller. At the store we had it parked next to a 2020 Silverado and the hood on the pickup was higher than the mirrors on the Durango. Everything has gotten very tall now.

Ya my impression of the Colorado is much the same. I was excited when they came out, but after I sat in it realized it was almost as big on the outside, BUT felt much more cramped on the inside. And again the price is high enough that you can get a deeply discounted new, or lightly used Silverado for about the same money.

[MMARSH]

Originally Posted by Norm K

A good start would be a focus on reliability.

_

70K on my 2014 JK. Zero problems with it......

[onewhippedpuppy]

Originally Posted by Seahawk

Slight hijack: Does anyone have first hand experience with the new Ford Ranger?

After not having my Tundra for a month or so (Daughter moved to Charleston) I can't believe how unnecessarily big it is.

When I no loner need to tow I'll be looking to downsize. I talked to a guy at the Shell station yesterday and he spoke highly of it. Looks great as well.

PM if need be and thanks in advance

My father in law has one that he bought new, it maybe has 1,000 miles on it. I’ve not driven it but looked it over inside and out, it’s a great looking truck and the interior quality seems good. I believe he has an FX4, it’s semi-loaded but not top of the line. He said it has great power and is very quiet and comfortable. They are coming from a Tacoma which he didn’t like, definitely prefers the Ranger.

[flipper35]

Originally Posted by porsche4life

Ya my impression of the Colorado is much the same. I was excited when they came out, but after I sat in it realized it was almost as big on the outside, BUT felt much more cramped on the inside. And again the price is high enough that you can get a deeply discounted new, or lightly used Silverado for about the same money.

The other thing I don't like about this particular one, maybe because it is not a high end model, is the Playskool interior. Everything is hard plastic.

And yes, the inside has a smaller cockpit than our Durango for some reason.

They look nice on the outside. Probably one of the better looking GM trucks in some time.

[RWebb]

you know ... it's almost like a team of smart people asked themselves what does the target market really want?

refreshing to see that

[URY914]

Found this pic of the original to compare to the new.