When did you buy your Badlands? Is it a 2023? My 2022 had a steel rear bumper.They must have changed it after 2021 because I have a plastic rear bumper on my Badlands.
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When did you buy your Badlands? Is it a 2023? My 2022 had a steel rear bumper.They must have changed it after 2021 because I have a plastic rear bumper on my Badlands.
Nevermind, I thought you meant an all steel bumper. Mine is steel with a plastic top.When did you buy your Badlands? Is it a 2023? My 2022 had a steel rear bumper.
Yeah, my 2021 also has a rear steel bumper. The deck on the top of the bumper is plastic (the spot you put your beer while you're working in the garage), but the actual bumper itself is indeed steel.When did you buy your Badlands? Is it a 2023? My 2022 had a steel rear bumper.
Same here my friend. 2022 Badlands..............They must have changed it after 2021 because I have a plastic rear bumper on my Badlands.
Only the upper cover is plastic.They must have changed it after 2021 because I have a plastic rear bumper on my Badlands.
Wildtrak has the HOSS suspension system.Badlands with Sasquatch seems to be the best choice and best all around in my opinion.
Extreme off roader and the only version with front sway bar disconnect.
Easy to add sport mode with FORScan.
Why does the wildtrack seem to be more desirable and valuable?
Silver bead lock rings are more appealing to me. The black ones from the wildtrack almost seem to cheapen things and make it look like it’s a lower model.
We're so happy to hear you love your Bronco! Thank you for being a part of the Ford family.I love my 7MT Badlands, HOSS 2.0 or 3.0 who cares? It rides well and stirring the gears is just glorious, if you want luxury get a Benz. I am getting close to 5k miles and with fresh oil, 93 octane, and nice spring weather this thing is happy to boogie
Yes that's one of the features that sold me on it when doing the off-roadeo last year.I did the bronco off roadeo in moab this weekend and I really wish i had gotten the badlands. The sway bar disconnect make the biggest difference when wheeling.
Amen, couldn’t have said it better myselfObviously it's use case and preference. The steel armor and rear bumper were considerations for me. I also like the color trim of the Badlands better. The biggest factors though was the MGV interior with wash-out floor drains (I have large furry pups), and the sway bar disconnect. If you do a lot of wheeling (short of living in the desert/dunes) and know what you're doing, it's pretty awesome! The HOSS did make me consider the WT though. The other factors just trumped it for me.