📷: Broncos await road tests in snowy FEU Lot🐎

[rugbysecondrow]

Thank you! This confirmed a few thoughts:. 1) 2dr was the right way to go for me. The 4dr reminds me of the longer Jeep Wagoneers from the 70s. I always loved those cars, but not where I am in my life now. 2) Area 51 is a very fluid color, and I like the different ways the color is presented. Cactus Gray was my other choice, but I realised I loved or hated the way the color showed. The Area 51 look can vary, but I dig the varity. 3) all of the models look like a family and consistent. Colors, trim, 2-4dr variety of tops.The design branding of the vehicle is on point, and very strong. 4) the front brush bar covers up the Bronco emblem. This might be not picky, but the bar needs to go either above or below the emblem.

Stoked to get mine...cheers!

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[Jhuff]

With all covered partially in snow, VB looks the best for sure. This feature needs to be considered up here in Eastern Michigan.

 

[rtsherry73]

Looks like enough Broncos for ALL OF US.

 

[Macjr]

I ordered the BD 4 door...but that silver Base with Steelies !!!

 

[BroncoRevital]

We’re just a green Bronco away from making a Magazord

 

[YEGDriver]

regarding testing, just looking at the snow on the broncos brought something to mind. I went out last night and my driver side window was frozen and wouldn't go down (the molding thing at the bottom was holding it in place). Well, when you open the door on the broncos the window does a little drop (half inch?) so that the door can be closed and the window doesn't hit the top when you go to shut it. If it's frozen (as will happen) then that'll cause problems with the window motor and when you go to shut it again hitting the top of the door frame. Unfortunately not all of us live in nice sunny places. Hope ford remembered to test for this problem.

Edit: I did some asking around at work and while I don't work at a ford dealer, the mechanics where I work told me the window actuators have something that tests the tension both when going up and down. This is if fingers or an arm or something are in the way when going up, and exactly as I described, if it's frozen when going down. And it can be recalibrated fairly easy if need be I'm told. While I don't know if fords are the same, I can't imagine they wouldn't have something similar. So that's at least one concern off my mind.

 

[Sascrotch]

Just took out my kids' pictures from my wallet to make room for this

 

[BroncoRevital]

Yup you can’t test enough. Hence why I’m letting you guys test the first model year for me. Good luck testers!

 

[j_marinelli]

Man, yesterday it was sunny and 72 in my neck of the woods. Not sure how many snow days my bronco will see unless I go on road trips

 

[Pancho Kornwallace]

Don't judge color based on snow on the Bronco. It will be mostly gone in about 5 minutes, unless you are one of those "snow cake on top" people that lose that entire roof cake all at once on the highway... only slightly less dangerous than you "let's put the king mattress on the roof and save the $100 delivery fee" people.

 

[BroncoRevital]

Just took out my kids' pictures from my wallet to make room for this

This is a thing of beauty. I’m not sure why people aren’t liking the fast back top. This soft top might be a little too radically sloped but man if someone makes a top with just the right angle to it I’ll fall completely in love.

 

[Dave4x4]

Damn this looks sweeeeeeeet....Gonna look even better in Wilktrak Trim

 

[ArrickSports]

Don't judge color based on snow on the Bronco. It will be mostly gone in about 5 minutes, unless you are one of those "snow cake on top" people that lose that entire roof cake all at once on the highway... only slightly less dangerous than you "let's put the king mattress on the roof and save the $100 delivery fee" people.

Another good reason not to judge color with the snow is because of photography. Without going into a long, detailed explanation, the snow will trick the camera into seeing different shades. Also happens in various lighting. Your eyes can compensate, even the best pro cameras out there can have difficulty.

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