Would you feel bad if a bigger Bronco model was added later?

[Fuzion2Bronco]

Oh heck no. That would be way too small. They really should make a 6 door, 4 row, 42” tires, 700 hp v16 with 1000 lbs feet of torque. I’m sure that would satisfy everyone complaining about only 4 and 6 cylinder engines. Oh wait, then people would complain a v20 isn’t offered

Are you talking about this?

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[Beachin 74]

I'll say no. I have a F-150 4wd crew cab that I am keeping.

 

[Garemlin]

Nope. If I wanted big I'd go with an F-150 SCrew.

 

[tlowell01]

Are you talking about this?

HAHAHAHA, I was making a joke but had no idea that anything like it might exist!

 

[Fuzion2Bronco]

HAHAHAHA, I was making a joke but had no idea that anything like it might exist!

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[tokyo]

I wouldn't feel bad if they introduced a 2-door version of the aluminum body Expedition in the same wheelbase as my truck (122").

My wife might though as she would wake up to find her car gone and 2 Broncos of different sizes in the garage.

 

[NCOBX]

No.

I wouldn’t want a front-heavy beast like that. If I want more power, I’ll get a tune for the 2.3L.

Besides, once I get my Bronco I’ll be too busy to know what Ford marketing will be selling.

Why would it be “front heavy”?

 

[NCOBX]

I'd be totally down for an Excursion sized "Bronco" with a BUNCH more tow rating.
Think Excursion on a Tremor frame with the new 7.3L Godzilla.

This would really be the win of the century.

 

[Steamroller72]

Wouldn't effect me in the least. I'm not spending 55-60k for a vehicle no matter how cool it is. Black Diamond 2.3, 7 speed, has everything I need in an affordable package.

 

[Norville]

I'm debating if I can even afford the lower trims with the current engine lineup .... so, no, not really. Only if they offer a 3.5 for the same price as a 2.7 and we all know the answer to that ...

 

[N3T]

Why would it be “front heavy”?

A v8, by definition, has two 4-cylinder engines sharing one crankshaft. It’s a lot heavier than one 4-cylinder engine.

 

[NCOBX]

A v8, by definition, has two 4-cylinder engines sharing one crankshaft. It’s a lot heavier than one 4-cylinder engine.

But the V8 is also lighter than the 2.7L which is going into the actual production 1st gen size Bronco.

So a full-size Bronco getting the lighter V8 shouldn’t be anymore nose heavy than the actual production Bronco.

 

[vrtical]

no I am downsizing from my bigger F150

 

[wvmtneer]

I’ll take this with a 7.3 or 3.5 powerboost and fox live shocks.

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