Article: Ford Is Embarrassed By The Ford Bronco Hard Top Problems, Decides To Replace Them All (We know)

[jxc]

From the article:
“It’s around the hardtop edges ... When you get extreme water or humidity, that’s when it’s causing the unsatisfactory appearance,” Grueber told me.
I'm glad they're addressing it, but they would be better served by not sugar coating the issue - the problem isn't due to extreme water or humidity.

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[ex_nyer]

I know we all know this information, but I saw this recently and didn't see it posted anywhere. Apologies if I missed it, though. I thought it was interesting to see everything summarized in one place.

https://jalopnik.com/ford-is-embarrassed-by-the-ford-bronco-hard-top-problem-1847485040

Outlined: https://outline.com/ZaWztK

Mods feel free to delete this if it's already been posted!

I have not seen this before, thanks

 

[Biltwild]

@Biltwild get in here!

You're getting famous!

Ha! Oh no! I’m just glad Ford finally decided to do something about this. Kind of crazy how it got this far. Truck only got wet from one rain and it was like pushing water out of a piece of corrugated cardboard. Wild! Truck has been solid so far!

 

[indio22]

I think its because they launching to many new vehicles at a time ,I think its about 4 new vehicles in a year then they trying to line up all this aftermarket crap for the bronco I think it was way to much at one year and Ford dropped the ball

The issue is Ford did not wait until they were fully ready with the vehicle, before they launched it and began accepting orders. And get ready for the sequel with F150 Lighting.

 

[BroncoDude]

They deserve to be embarrassed and they should feel bad. Send me more swag.

 

[Compta38]

imagine if they were proactive and did what they're doing now MONTHS ago before production really started. Many of us would be getting our Broncos this year instead of next.

 

[710-oil-614]

Just wish they would fix some of the touch and feel cheap parts of the interior for the MY22 or MY23.

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