Did anybody notice how old this thread is? And by the way the comments show just how lazy and spoiled people are nowadays.
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What pisses me off the most is there’s literally no way to know what options any vehicle has until after you buy it. Then the only recourse you have is to get online and complainI agree 1000% with splathead. It’s ridiculous that the more expensive Broncos don’t have power seats. And for those that said they never change them …must never put anything in the back seat. Every time I pull my driver seat forward to put sometihing in the back seat, I have to start all over to manually set. The button would be loved.
Not only lazy, obviously don’t have enough sense to understand why the seats aren’t power.Did anybody notice how old this thread is? And by the way the comments show just how lazy and spoiled people are nowadays.
But the mustang has them. And the Defender 90. And just about any other 2 door costing $40k+.
Someone mentioned in another thread they thought it was because it would take 5 seconds to bring the seat forward to let folks in and out the back seat each time. I sure hope that wasn't the reason. To inconvenience driver's comfort 100% of the time for the 5% of the time you may have a back seat passenger makes no sense.
Jeeps don't have them either. For the trailblazing vehicle the Bronco is, I hope Ford didn't do it just because jeep did it.
There's one reason. Because it was cheaper to produce. Period.I think the reasons are (a) easier and quicker to move the seat forward for rear passenger ingress/egress and (b) water fording. Get the electric seat drive flooded and there is a headache no one wants.