Weird. I just rented a 2019 and it was nice as hell. I'd get one if I wasn't focused on a Continental. They just shut those down, so I want to get one before year end.
You have to put a few thousand miles on it to see. I'm not a Ford hater, either.
Rides decent, but the windshield wipers work 50-ish% of the time; the back hatch locks 50-ish% of the time; the pretty twisty-knobs scratch really easily and are worn already; the auto-shutdown engine is annoying as hell; gas mileage is averaging a dismal 13 MPG city/hwy...just to name a few.
I have a 2017 RAM 1500 Limited 4x4 with 70k miles. It still looks brand new inside. Not one issue since I factory ordered it. 7,000 lb V8 4x4 truck, yet easily averages 16 MPG City , and 17 MPG while hauling ass on the Interstate -- 21 MPG babying.
Night and day difference between build quality and performance.
But....that Bronco is sweet looking. Just hope it's Built with Pride.
The new Bronco is the 2020s version of the PT Cruiser. Saw a Bronco in person the other day and it looked like a SJW version of the original, only these are missing their balls.
It was a "mule" and had Michigan plates on it. It was being driven on the 5 freeway in LA and had various sensors attached to the outside of it. They run test cars out here constantly because they get "real world" driving conditions. It looked very much like a Land Rover and nothing like a full sized Bronco.
I like the new Broncos. I’d like a white one for... old times sake.
OJ, I see what you did there.
Edit: OK, I see what you did there, did there.
;)
My work bought a new Expedition. I'd swear it was made in Chyna...just junk right out the box.
Broncos look nice, but this Expedition tells a different story.
Weird. I just rented a 2019 and it was nice as hell. I'd get one if I wasn't focused on a Continental. They just shut those down, so I want to get one before year end.
You have to put a few thousand miles on it to see. I'm not a Ford hater, either.
Rides decent, but the windshield wipers work 50-ish% of the time; the back hatch locks 50-ish% of the time; the pretty twisty-knobs scratch really easily and are worn already; the auto-shutdown engine is annoying as hell; gas mileage is averaging a dismal 13 MPG city/hwy...just to name a few.
I have a 2017 RAM 1500 Limited 4x4 with 70k miles. It still looks brand new inside. Not one issue since I factory ordered it. 7,000 lb V8 4x4 truck, yet easily averages 16 MPG City , and 17 MPG while hauling ass on the Interstate -- 21 MPG babying.
Night and day difference between build quality and performance.
But....that Bronco is sweet looking. Just hope it's Built with Pride.
Goddamn it, why do we make such shitty cars?
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You get it ;)
The new Bronco is the 2020s version of the PT Cruiser. Saw a Bronco in person the other day and it looked like a SJW version of the original, only these are missing their balls.
A jeep looks like SJW vehicle. The Bronco looks really good.
I believe you saw the soy cuck "Bronco Sport" version. The full size is coming in a couple months and looks pretty badass.
Lol thanks for the laugh. I haven’t spent time in one, just saw it online. Shame if that’s the case
They haven't even produced them yet. Lol. I doubt you saw one in public.
It was a "mule" and had Michigan plates on it. It was being driven on the 5 freeway in LA and had various sensors attached to the outside of it. They run test cars out here constantly because they get "real world" driving conditions. It looked very much like a Land Rover and nothing like a full sized Bronco.
I saw one in the wild the other day