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I did not want to wade through six pages of this discussion and this may have already been posted, but Ford, nor any other vehicle manufacturer, is allowed to sell a new vehicle which has an open recall. I do not remember the amount of the fine for doing so, but it is a large amount, something...

With a build day of 12/7, you can display a tag on the front bumper stating "Pearl Harbor Day (1941)".

The Hot Pepper Red should be named Pumpkin Orange. It looks to be more orange than red to me.

Solid metal roof with no sunroof.

Changes can be made until vehicle has been scheduled for production; once it is scheduled for production, no changes can be made.

Both knees wearing out so only automatic now.

I quit smoking in 2001, but would select lighter option as an emergency fire starter in case my matches got wet or I ran out of lighter fluid; I also have fine steel wool and 9-volt battery for fire starter---stored in different containers of course.

Almost forgot, Wrangler has no full canopy airbags, one of the last production vehicles to not have this safety feature; also, a similar equipped Wrangler Rubicon is about $4,700.00 more than my Badlands build.

I have owned two Jeep Wrangler's in the past, but plan to order a Badlands. Almost no Wrangler owners lower their windshields, but Jeep bosses insisted on keeping this feature in the latest generation. Every new Wrangler I test drove had terrible wind noise/leaks at highway speeds because of...

Uncontrollable bladder voiding for some.

I am not familiar with Ford's start/stop system--is a secondary battery used to operate start/stop or the primary battery alone? Jeep used two different systems, the ESS (engine start/stop) which has a small motorcycle size battery located beneath the standard battery and this small battery...

I have seen some Jeep B & P sites taking months to get everything right; Ford is no slower than other auto makers sites; the only other Badlands accessory I would like to see is Rock Slider with Step Assist similar to the $1,000.00 option available for the Wrangler and Gladiator.

I don't know how tall the guy was in the how to video, but I noticed that the rocker panels were about midway to his thighs when he was standing next to the panels; the standard 33" tires will be best for my Badlands build. The Bronco in the video did have the 35" tires, right?

Wrangler Sahara & Rubicon have a Rock Slider with Step Assist as a $995.00 factory option; Ford will probably have a similar option available by the 2022 model year if not sooner.

Leather seat option on any trim includes floor carpet and power seats.

Leather seat option on Badlands includes power front seats and floor carpet.

It is a five hundred dollar option for Wrangler and does help with road noise and keeping heat out in the summer.

My loaded Badlands build total was just over $57,000 with standard suspension & tires, but I want power front seats, so had to select leather trimmed seats which also includes carpet flooring. This is about six thousand dollars less than a similar equipped Wrangler Rubicon, but the Rubicon had...

Same here---Ford would sell many more brush guards if they get their source to design a lower guard for Bronco.

Four door Outer Banks loaded up will probably be priced close to the Wrangler Sahara I just built on the Jeep website---$58,480 including transportation; the similar equipped Rubicon was about $5.000.00 more, so add about another 5 grand for similar equipped Badlands.