Video demonstration of rear seats folded down flat in 2 Door Bronco (from Bronco Super Celebration)

[Phil_68w10]

Leaves the right amount of space for a kennel.

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[mustangfamily03]

Sorry can’t help this

 

[Straight 6]

Lol ya think your aftermarket box made out of sheet metal and bolted to sheet metal will be any better? Make sure it doesn't have a water core lock that anyone could jiggle open in 3 seconds

Any vehicle security is simple for someone to defeat, you won't get"real security" in a car. This playlist is repetitive but proves a point

 

[gentlemanbronco]

To me, the 2D rear looks to have benefitted from ZERO practical planning. Now, maybe this shit is all pre-pro & final production will be just peachy - but I doubt it. I'm not lookin for luxury - just plain ole' functionality...and Bronco misses the mark.

If you work your way past the split-level load floor...

This CO unit has leather seats, yet the backs of the rear seats appear to be cloth

No one can tell me if those rear headrests are totally removable - instead of sticking up like an afterthought.

Aftermarket fix is prolly $3-5K+

If anything, these pix have convinced me to maybe get a base model...at $1,000 under invoice - that's about what its worth.

 

[gentlemanbronco]

I don’t get why everyone is acting surprised at the “lack” of room in the rear 2 door and the seats not folding completely flat. All of this was basically confirmed already, if anything it was thought the seats wouldn’t fold that flat. The seats aren’t easily removable, this was already known.
it’s a ford not a Honda. They could’ve done better but they also could’ve done worse. They punched Jeep in the balls which was pretty amazing to begin with.

 

[Bodge Garage]

I am not going to RIP on Ford and tell them they did if wrong. In my opinion I think the rear cargo and seats were an afterthought. Space was used up elsewhere. The cargo area likely played little role in the layout of the chassis and body. I get it, dollars and cents, time and money. I have just been spoiled with vehicles that had well planned and executed cargo areas. My first car, a 1980 Saab 2 door had a massive cargo area with a flat floor. For reference the wheelbase is 99". And my Land Rover Discovery which now has a rear seat delete has a flat floor even with the seats folded. The Discovery even has enough room to sleep in the back of with the door closed and it is the same wheelbase as the Bronco. Is it the end of the world, no. Could it be better designed, yes.

 

[Tdifonzo]

I hope the seat cushion is more secure and not that wobbly in production models. Do most SUVs have it so the cushion has to flip up like this?

 

[Iron Ox]

I buy 2 to 3 weeks worth of groceries which I can fit in there but with that drop it's going to slide all over the place. Yes they will probably have a cargo management system but I'd rather not have to buy something extra. Would have been nice if they followed jeep on seat design.

 

[qnet]

I don't mind it. It certainly would have been nice if they folded flush with the floor, but it's not a deal breaker, and will work for me.

An aftermarket storage container that brings the floor level will be nice. I'm wondering if that will be one of the 200 accessories Ford offers.

 

[Chrism81]

I don't mind it. It certainly would have been nice if they folded flush with the floor, but it's not a deal breaker, and will work for me.

An aftermarket storage container that brings the floor level will be nice. I'm wondering if that will be one of the 200 accessories Ford offers.

If Ford was smart it would be one of the accessories so that they can capitalize on something they didn't include as a standard feature.

 

[Phil_Is_My_Middle_Name]

Level that load floor and get rid of all that carpet backing/underside and you have yourself something that's actually usable. I don't care if its just a little bin. If the much wished for, cheap, and tiny Jimny can pull it off surely the Bronco can.

Level that load floor and get rid of all that carpet backing/underside and you have yourself something that's actually usable. I don't care if its just a little bin. If the much wished for, cheap, and tiny Jimny can pull it off surely the Bronco can.

Ah dang, just when I though I had my heart set on the two door. I thought the four door was a 60/40 split?

Both are options with the 4 door.

 

[Edelfin]

available for Bronco Sport.

 

[rmc523]

From the posted videos on 4 door model, the seat bottoms don't fold forward like the 2 door model. The seat back just folds down and leaves a step down into the cargo area. Meaning it's also not flat . A pain to get anything to slide in when you have cargo to load.

Getting the tailgate option negates this problem.

 

[ProSim]

If you get the pull out tray/tailgate accessory for the 4 door, it makes it completely level. Sucks for the 2 door peeps.

Good to hear. Thanks for the info. I'm assuming the rear opening will be smaller/shorter then?

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