Exactly, The big Bronco would be nice to take on trips and what not because of the room and use the sport to do our running around
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I agree. Part of the issue is that s far as i know, the cargo room and rear leg room almost match between the two of them. I wonder if that will end up being a problem for ford.
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It looks better than I expected, but it's too small. It's smaller than what I have now and I'm looking for something like Explorer size.
Yea I see that but for people who want a 2 Door could possibly look at a Sport for easier back seat access... I'm grasping for straws at this point lol. I see the use of both, I like them both, I like the sport a lot more than I thought BUT I haven't seen either so...
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I don't think either of the two are as big inside as an explorer right? Big bronco has less cargo capacity than my 05 volvo wagon.
I've looked into it. It's a solid little truck. But at the end of the day I'd want an optioned Badlands which is priced near Big Bronco territory.
It's capable but it's not shockingly capable. It hasnt been shown doing much that most 4x4 little SUVs couldn't do. Just looks a little more rugged doing it with those tires.
At an earlier stage in my life I definitely would have considered it, but even then, would have likely picked up a used 4Runner or something.
Ive got the money at this point to treat myself a bit so am definitely sticking with the big boy.
It does have potential for a second vehicle down the road though.
It's capable but it's not shockingly capable. It hasnt been shown doing much that most 4x4 little SUVs couldn't do. Just looks a little more rugged doing it with those tires.
At an earlier stage in my life I definitely would have considered it, but even then, would have likely picked up a used 4Runner or something.
Ive got the money at this point to treat myself a bit so am definitely sticking with the big boy.
It does have potential for a second vehicle down the road though.
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How is this even a question?
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I could see how from a practical standpoint it would make sense for a lot of people who are going to get sticker shock from their Bronco once B&P goes up, but for me it doesn't fit any of my wants/needs. The show and tells are fun but no way I'd drive out in the desert in one of those.
Like Admin has said, I believe A LOT of people(Not Enthusiast) will be going to the dealerships to look at a Big Bronco and walk away with a Sport.
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