I made it to the 100,000 mile club :)

[onetong8r]

I reserved my 2-door base Bronco Sasquatch with a 2.3l in 2020, she was originally scheduled to build in June '21 but rolled off the line on 11/29/21 and I picked her up on 12/19/21.

On 9/1/25 she hit 100,000 problem free miles. I've had Jeeps my entire adult life and still have a Wrangler JK, but I really love my Bronco. There are few minor things I would change but overall its been great. Just a cool vehicle that makes me smile when I drive it.

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[Brian_B]

 

[BigMeatsBronco]

I think that makes 4 of us now in the club?

 

[Karsa]

That’s awesome!

 

[GToddC5]

Congrats!

Only 81,000 left to go on my '21

 

[ZeoBandit]

Congrats!

 

[MayhemMike]

13,700 on my 22 Badlands. At this rate I will be 109 years of age when I get to 100K. My heirs will roll the odometer over rather then I. Well done and keep enjoying your Bronco.

 

[SWLABRONCO]

My wife has 41000 on her 2023. Trouble free so far.

 

[BroncoChallenger]

I'm trying not to put too many miles on ours, because it's slated to be the boy's in a year or so. He can rack up the miles on it, and probably will.

My truck, on the other hand, is on track to get 20k/year on it, so it'll break 100k sooner than I'd like.

 

[Greg2060]

Unless something drastically changes with my driving habits, it'll take another 31 years before I hit 100k. The Bronco (or me) will probably rust out long before then!

 

[GCDS alum2024]

I reserved my 2-door base Bronco Sasquatch with a 2.3l in 2020, she was originally scheduled to build in June '21 but rolled off the line on 11/29/21 and I picked her up on 12/19/21.

On 9/1/25 she hit 100,000 problem free miles. I've had Jeeps my entire adult life and still have a Wrangler JK, but I really love my Bronco. There are few minor things I would change but overall its been great. Just a cool vehicle that makes me smile when I drive it.

CONGRATS!!

 

[CV428]

23k on my '23. Trouble-free, just some annoyances here and there. Still glad I went with the Bronco vs practically any other choice out there.

To date, I have only ever put 100k mi on one vehicle- an '08 Volvo. Everything else either gets sold or destroyed by SC drivers before I can put many miles on it

 

[Jakob1972]

and 19.1 MPG to boot. Im a little more than half way on my MY22.

 

[onetong8r]

and 19.1 MPG to boot. Im a little more than half way on my MY22.

I log every fill up and to date my overall average is 18.7 mpg on paper. The computer always reads a little higher. I typically run 87 octane too. Only the best for my Bronco

 

[onetong8r]

23k on my '23. Trouble-free, just some annoyances here and there. Still glad I went with the Bronco vs practically any other choice out there.

To date, I have only ever put 100k mi on one vehicle- an '08 Volvo. Everything else either gets sold or destroyed by SC drivers before I can put many miles on it

Funny thing about annoyances. Every car has them. My two for the Bronco are the headlight switch and the FOB. If I have my FOB in my pocket with my other keys it seems to always hit the panic button and the Bronco is sitting outside my office honking away. Also, maybe its only my legs but I routinely seem to hit the headlight dial getting out which rolls the switch from Auto to ON and someone will come into the office and tell me my lights are on. I used FORSCAN to turn off the double honk when you get out with the engine running to get gas or whatever. Other than those I really don't have anything else I would change if I were in charge for the day.

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