It's not a worry my dude, it's just annoying to shop for a 2-door (compact) rig that gets 16-19 MPG regardless of which of the two engines you choose. Same goes for the jeep and it's why I've never bought one. (I'd buy the jeep turbo diesel already if they put in the 2 door jeep.) At least Ford is giving us some power to go with the shitty MPG.I think its hilarious that people even consider a vehicle like this if they are worried about fuel mileage. I understand fuel prices are different everywhere. Some even justify another car payment with insurance and maintenance costs, just to save 5 mpg. I did the same thing when I had my '95 Lightning getting 9 mpg. That math never worked out, and I missed out on a lot of drive time with a really fun truck. Then I started thanking Prius owners for saving fuel so I had more to burn. Buy it. Drive it. Enjoy it. Like the old saying goes, "if you have to ask, you can't afford it".
You've got two engines that put out pretty much identical numbers across the board and cost about 2K difference... Why even offer two options? The manual is the only reason I'm looking at the 4 banger here, but will probably go with the 2.7
Don't get me wrong, I'll happy enough with the Bronco to be a buyer, but it's over built for what I really want - (even the base.)
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