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Sounds great!
Somewhat over priced they'll need that money to cover warranty costs.
Somewhat over priced they'll need that money to cover warranty costs.
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What’s your point? I just pointed you to where you could watch a stock Rubi on 35s in a severe off-road situation since I knew you would dispute it without proof. I mean, I have a Bronco on order too. I actually had 2 reserved, but I wasn’t waiting until 2022 for both so I bought a new Rubicon. I’m just not a fanboy and am honest enough to admit that Ford’s reliability is on par if not slightly below Jeep’sI can't wait to watch the 2 new Broncos they have on order. Lol.
Ok. Well the Rubicon still didn't come with 35 inch tires from the factory like the Basequatch does. So add the cost for the lift "bump stops" and the cost of the 35 inch tires.What’s your point? I just pointed you to where you could watch a stock Rubi on 35s in a severe off-road situation since I knew you would dispute it without proof. I mean, I have a Bronco on order to. I actually had 2 reserved, but I wasn’t waiting until 2022 for both so I bought a new Rubicon. I’m just not a fanboy and am realistic enough to know that Ford’s reliability is on par if not slightly below Jeep’s
I am with you on that and the same people who say the 292 is to expensive complaining that ford should put a coyote engine in the Bronco like that well be cheaper then the 392Do you really think a base Bronco is a “much nicer” vehicle than a fully loaded Rubicon? Some of the fanboys on this page are absolutely delusional
I clearly have a Jeep, 2 to be exact but you just sound like a Jeep hater to me. I'm really glad the bronco came around as it will be at least some competition to the Jeep. Your comparing the top engine on the Bronco to the middle engine on the Jeep which makes zero sense to me. Where is your diesel Bronco getting 30+mpg? I hope the Bronco is as successful as everyone thinks it'll be. On another note I got my 2021 JLU Sport for 31k out the door which is far less than you can get a Bronco for. Then ordered Dana 44s with lockers from the deal for 3800+400 shipping. 35s and I have a Jeep with Lockers for under 37k and you can't even come close to that with a Bronco.Ok. Well the Rubicon still didn't come with 35 inch tires from the factory like the Basequatch does. So add the cost for the lift "bump stops" and the cost of the 35 inch tires.
And as I said in the engine department it's not even close. The 2.7 Twin turbo Ecoboost sh$ts on the Jeeps 3.6 The Bronco Base + Sasquatch is the better rig from the factory for the money.
All those extra after Market lockers and everything else covered under Warranty???? Nope.I clearly have a Jeep, 2 to be exact but you just sound like a Jeep hater to me. I'm really glad the bronco came around as it will be at least some competition to the Jeep. Your comparing the top engine on the Bronco to the middle engine on the Jeep which makes zero sense to me. Where is your diesel Bronco getting 30+mpg? I hope the Bronco is as successful as everyone thinks it'll be. On another note I got my 2021 JLU Sport for 31k out the door which is far less than you can get a Bronco for. Then ordered Dana 44s with lockers from the deal for 3800+400 shipping. 35s and I have a Jeep with Lockers for under 37k and you can't even come close to that with a Bronco.
The dealer wanted 36k for the Jeep and I talked them down to 31k out the door as I knew it was a slow month. As far as Jeep knows the axles are stock. I paid at least 5k less than whatever setup you want to make for front and rear lockers on a Bronco. That plenty of play room to cover anything that breaks. My JK is still on the oem axles, u joints and everything with 110k miles on 35s and hasn't had a single hiccup and thats on a Dana 30 front without gussets or sleeves. I think the Dana 44s will hold up just fine and not require a warranty claim. The 2.7 ecoboost IS the top engine engine. You can't order a warthog right now so its only talk. Hellcat wrangler has been talked about for awhile now but were bench racing rumors.All those extra after Market lockers and everything else covered under Warranty???? Nope.
2.7 Ecoboost will not be the "top engine " with the Warthog coming out. But let's compare the 2.3 Ecoboost then 310 torque compared to 260 tq in the 3.6 Jeep. With Fords performance racing tune under warranty you can bump that to 370 torque. Big difference.
My entire Bronco factory build for Off-roading on 35s with front and rear Lockers will be fully covered under warranty.
Where I live I have yet to see a Sport for sale for $31k. Especially not a 4 door. And as I said they come with nothing. No lockers ,skinny little tires, no lift and have that ugly center cross bar that kills the open air experience for the rear passengers.
I almost bought a jeep brand new years ago. 4 door to be exact. It was a Sport and the dealer wouldn't budge on the price. I couldn't justify almost $40k for it and then I would still have to add all the goodies. I went to 3 more dealers and none of them would budge at the time. So yeah I have a bitter taste in my mouth with Jeep.
I won't even get started with all the issues my freinds have with their Jeeps. Especially transmission problems. I'll leave that alone for now.
Dumbest argument I have seen. I by no means am buying a Jeep but damn the nit picking on the Jeep is just plain ridiculous. That's like saying the windshield frame ruins your driving experience.and have that ugly center cross bar that kills the open air experience for the rear passengers.
To be fair Ford has put a lot of time and effort into the EcoBoost line of motor ... as has Dodge/Jeep/Ram into the 392/Hellcat motor sooooooo its kinda fitting. The 2.0 in the Wrangler is an open deck version of the closed deck Alfa 2.0, kinda sounds like they were skimping on qualitySo people asked for a V8 and Jeep listened, people begging for a V8 and Ford put a V6 on the Raptor and Bronco, will put a V6 on the Warthog too, not sure why they hate the 392, maybe because Bronco fans want a V8 but can't have it!
The price is expensive but what's cheap these days? a loaded Camry cost near $40K.
I hope when the Warthog comes out at $80K and sells for $100K at dealerships people here come back and give the same negativity.
To be fair Ford has put a lot of time and effort into the EcoBoost line of motor ... as has Dodge/Jeep/Ram into the 392/Hellcat motor sooooooo its kinda fitting. The 2.0 in the Wrangler is an open deck version of the closed deck Alfa 2.0, kinda sounds like they were skimping on quality
Weird I drove a Ranger for a week and thought it was more than enough. Also the Explorer has a 2.3, 3.0 or hybrid thing. Edge and F-150 have a 2.7.I am hoping to drive a 2.7L on an Explorer soon, I test drove a 2.3L yesterday and I was displeased with the performance, the car was changing gears all the time, and super slow! very glad I ordered my Bronco with a 2.7L , I hope it's up to my expectation, it has a lot of positive feedback.
I avoided the ranger, it is lighter than the Bronco,I figured the Explorer would be ideal.Weird I drove a Ranger for a week and thought it was more than enough. Also the Explorer has a 2.3, 3.0 or hybrid thing. Edge and F-150 have a 2.7.