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Door count should not impact your hiking abilities. Unless you had somebody drive the Bronco over your foot, and even then, door count won't matter.
That is correct. One difference in the Bronco two- and four-door models is those extra inches allow putting the rear seats in the four-door ahead of the wheel wells, which is why the four-door seats five instead of four.
Thats a good point. I'm ok with saving some $$$ and while still having the challenge of less space than the 4 dr, its marginal space. That 1 1/4 ft really isnt a deal breaker for me.
I’m curious to what you thought the likelihood of bumping your head on the gunners hatch (donut) knobs are? Ok
I agree, but I actually think the 4-door wrangler looks better in the JL generation than the 2-door wrangler does. Something about the 2-door JL just looks off to me. Someone in the JL forums said, jokingly, that the 2-door looks weird because it's as long as it is wide. Obviously that's an exaggeration, but maybe somewhat close to the mark.
I’ve had a change of heart. Unless you’re rock crawling, get the 4 door. More room for cargo when you need it. Easier for passengers. Nobody ever said I have too much cargo room, but there is such a thing as too little.
As crazy as it sounds, my Escape is my best friend. Sunny D Truck has been with me through good times and bad. We've taken lots of epic road trips together. I can't bear the thought of not driving SDT even with the Bronco.
I had two 2Dr Wranglers followed by two 4Dr Wranglers. The 4Dr's were so much more functional. Life is sumply easier with 4 doors ard more room. Ride quality is also noticably improved. I buy a vehicle to use, not to look at.
Because they don't want you that close to the dash and right front wheel during an offset impact.
Im getting nostalgic reading that, family had leased a '13 Titanium and while you normally don't care for crossovers, that one was not only lots of fun, but like Sunny D, was there for good and bad
I live in southwest ohio, so its a mix of rural and urban. But I dont plan on getting married anytime soon (pets are just as fun lol), and my family has one 4 dr toyota highlander for now. Its just me, myself and I 99% of the time. There are some places that are a PITA to park with my truck (boonie territory only with it).
Funny, when I think of parking difficulties, I think of trying to get in and out of the vehicle while parked in a lot where the spacing between cars is way too small (too often here in my home town!) And in that situation, the four door (with its shorter front door) is much easier for getting in and out of the vehicle.
I did talk to one of the Reps at the off road show about this. He said this isn't the final design which seems to be the answer to almost every question. lol There's plenty of room once you're back there, it's just getting back there is a PITA.
