All too often, myself included, buyers target the 1% use case for their needs. For years, I've had 4-dr SUVs where the backseat was never used except sparingly. I always planned for the "just in case" instead of focusing on what suits my needs 99% of the time. My current ride I have had for 17 years and I can count on one hand how often it carried passengers. The seats/carpet still look brand-new 17 years later. Prior to that, I had a 4-dr Limited Explorer and the leather was brand-new when I traded it in as no one ever rode in the back. I'm tired of accommodating the 1% use case. I intend to rear-seat delete on my 2-dr. If people want to go where I'm going, they can get an Uber.I can count on one hand the number of times I’ve had backseat passengers besides my dogs in the last 10 years and I have a Camry for that. My STi is 10 years old and I dont think anyone has ever sat in the back lol. Just wife and 2 dogs and too many cars so don’t need 4 doors. If it were my only car/ daily driver I would probably get a 4 door to be safe even though I likely still wouldn’t have backseat passengers
My dogs a quiet girl. She doesnt really try to jump out of my truck with the windows down haha. But cleaning it would be way easier, and I clean my vehicles couple times a month
But you dont take your doors off of your truck now do you?! Lol not worried about sitting at a stop light with your dog in the back and seeing another dog in a car, or a cat, or a squirrel and her leaping out to run after it in the middle of a 4 way stop? That would scare the buh-Jesus out of me! Lol
For the doors part I would get a seatbelt harness leash or heavy duty carabiner with paracord to one of the tie down points if possible lol its not highly recommended with the 2nd option but its better than nothing. That would be only if I took the doors off. Every other situation would be her freely roaming the cabin haha
The difference is that the 2-dr Bronco has longer doors and a roomier front cabin. Whereas on the 4-dr, the front cabin shrinks and the cargo area gains the difference. The 2-dr/4-dr Bronco are very close in size, it is just the proportion. I'll try and find a picture of a 2-dr posted just the other day. It really emphasizes the driver's cabin on the 2-dr.
This is a great point, the 2 door wrangler is the best comparison you cant look at a truck and get an accurate impression since they are nothing alike
2 door then, you save $$$, get to park a bit easier and because it seems more authentic
I like the "bulldog" stance the 2 door has too. I've always thought of the cars and truck I have as sort of a companion.
Ya know what, not gonna unsee it now, and thats fine with me, so ty
