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6th Gen Bronco design praised by renowned car designer Frank Stephenson
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That was really interesting. Thanks for sharing. It’s too bad that when it came to the rear he got mixed up and reviewed the Sports rear end.
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Great video and description of the new Bronco.
As an owner of six Jeeps, I've always thought that there should have been another edition offered from Jeep, another option package. I guess I've grown a little tired of the Jeep design, but more importantly is the steering. The design is rugged, works well and is easy and cost effective to modify. But, for me as my daily driver and hundreds of thousands of miles over the years, rack and pinion steering and independent front suspension would have been a big deal for me if it were offered from Jeep. I would be willing to give up a percentage of off road articulation for a better on road driving experience. Obviously Ford has done a Great job with this Bronco and it looks like it will handle anything that I'm accustomed to doing off roading.
Can't wait to build and price my new Bronco.
As an owner of six Jeeps, I've always thought that there should have been another edition offered from Jeep, another option package. I guess I've grown a little tired of the Jeep design, but more importantly is the steering. The design is rugged, works well and is easy and cost effective to modify. But, for me as my daily driver and hundreds of thousands of miles over the years, rack and pinion steering and independent front suspension would have been a big deal for me if it were offered from Jeep. I would be willing to give up a percentage of off road articulation for a better on road driving experience. Obviously Ford has done a Great job with this Bronco and it looks like it will handle anything that I'm accustomed to doing off roading.
Can't wait to build and price my new Bronco.
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Maybe seeing the rear end of the Bronco instead of Bronco Sport would bump his rating up into the 9's
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I was thinking the Same!Maybe seeing the rear end of the Bronco instead of Bronco Sport would bump his rating up into the 9's
Wait a minute, He is looking at a 3/4 view of the side/rear of a Bronco Sport and doesn’t realize he has switched to a completely different vehicle? How is that possible for a normal person, let alone a designer? Color me unimpressed, regardless of his previous work.
I can't take him serious. Reviewed the back of the Sport. He should do some research on what he's reviewing especially because it's been reviewed a lot over the past month+.
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Bronco Sport is not the Bronco. ?
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Don't know anything about design, but if you're a renowned car designer, you should have picked up on the fact that the rear ends look different and ask yourself "Is this the same car?" No, it is not! LOL... #justsayin
Yo wtf! I was so excited for him to praise the rear end design and then...sport.
A true professional would take the trouble to know what exactly he is reviewing!
It’s like eating a pancake while opining on a cheesecake ?
It’s like eating a pancake while opining on a cheesecake ?
