2dr vs 4dr

[DemonGT]

For those that have had or have both how much bigger inside does the 4 dr feel? Do you gain alot in the storage area?

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[Mlarv]

I got rid of a 4 door for a 2 door. Yes the 4 door has a lot more room behind the rear seats, as well as with the rear seats folded down.

Neither of them has a flat floor when the seats are folded down.

If you are going off storage area only the 4 door wins.

 

[WarthogJr]

The 4dr totally wins in a cage match.

 

[Headsong]

Full 6' 'bed' in the 4, not much less than my pickup had. PLUS easy peasy access.

 

[87-Z28]

For me the 2dr definitely wins out… but I need the space. Three large dogs. Don’t think they would like to travel on the roof rack.

 

[ChrisB351]

I have no need for the extra space of a 4dr. IMO 2dr is the only way to go, I didnt like the 4dr enough to justify trading my Jeep. If I need to haul anything that wont fit in the back I have a 4x8 utility trailer.

 

[Headsong]

I personally don't understand the 2 door mentality. If you'll never have kids, friends, dogs, go hunting, camping, etc. ok maybe it makes sense, until you go to sell it to someone just like you! lol

 

[5GENIDN]

Remove the rear seats (in the two door) and three large dogs fit fine..... so says the man who used to own English Mastiffs....

And I can turn around in a 36' street without trail turn assist.

 

[Ducati1098]

I personally don't understand the 2 door mentality. If you'll never have kids, friends, dogs, go hunting, camping, etc. ok maybe it makes sense, until you go to sell it to someone just like you! lol

Works perfect for all of that except maybe kids. I don’t have any so I wouldn’t know.
I don’t need the small amount of extra room and in my own opinion, 2 door just looks much better. Which is why it’s what I chose.

 

[Fortydegnorth]

I have both. The 2 door front seats are more comfortable to me, because the front doors are longer, so your elbow isn’t into the B pillar. Storage space, hands down the 4 door. I drive the 2 and wife drives the 4.

 

[Bruzer22]

I like the longer front door of the 2 door, and the b pillar being a bit further back. 99% of the time, it's me, my wife, and my son in my 2 door. Everyone has plenty of room. My son is a hockey goalie, and last season, we roadtripped with the three of us, his gear, a couple of backpacks, and a couple of Plano 108qt boxes. If we want to take the dog, I'll throw either a roof box or hitch basket on, and that frees up a ton of room.

I wanted a 2 door, my family likes the 2 door, which made the space issue an easy compromise. The backseat has more than enough room, and nobody has complained about getting in/out.

 

[615_Bronco]

I personally don't understand the 2 door mentality. If you'll never have kids, friends, dogs, go hunting, camping, etc. ok maybe it makes sense, until you go to sell it to someone just like you! lol

I do all minus the kid thing. No issues with room. There’s more leg room in the two door than there is a 4 door Jeep.
Not everyone wants 4 doors or a long arse vehicle in the woods or on the trails.

 

[5GENIDN]

Works perfect for all of that except maybe kids. I don’t have any so I wouldn’t know.
I don’t need the small amount of extra room and in my own opinion, 2 door just looks much better. Which is why it’s what I chose.

Back in the 80s and 90s I was part of a 4 wheel drive group that only allowed short wheel base.... 110 inch or shorter, for a reason. The long wheel base could not maneuver on the trails we traversed.... No way it could keep up. Then I had kids and had to have the 4 door.... Yes I needed it. Now I am an empty nester and I intend to return to the trails that have been out of my reach with a more door..... A 4 door is too long for some trails. that is just a fact.

 

[Samsquanch33]

When I was in my early 20’s, my little TJ wrangler was perfect for my needs. Now that Ive got a kid, a large dog, and dumb hobbies I need the extra space a four door allows. Sure wish I kept that jeep as a toy though.

 

[AKBronc49]

Not everyone wants 4 doors or a long arse vehicle in the woods or on the trails.

This just made me laugh. My other daily drivers are an Excursion and crew cab F150. To me the 4dr Bronco is a very nimble go cart in every situation on road and off.

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