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I’m sure it’s been covered, but how does the cabin size and ride height compare between the two ??
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It depends on which Ranger your comparing to which Bronco. Ride heights different from each trim/ tire combo. But they are very similar from owning my Ranger FX4 compared to by BL Bronco. Bronco feels a little wider but I think that comes down to the fender flares and mirrors.
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I guess that I don't know much about buying a vehicle... but you are asking forum members to answer THIS question? Get in your car, go the Ford dealer and sit in them. Drive them.
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I plan to. Been in a ranger. Haven’t been in a bronco. Was curious what people thought about cabin space
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IMO, the Ranger feels a lot more cramped. The windshield is angled almost like a sedan, which brings the glass a lot closer to the driver.
B-pillar smashes into your shoulder, but it does that on the 4-door bronco as well. 2-Door is considerably roomier up front, at the obvious detriment to the back seat.
Ranger is a much larger/longer vehicle. Almost 2 ft longer than the 4 door and a full 3 foot longer than the 2-door.
Bronco fits in my garage, Ranger does not.
Ride height is going to completely depend on the model/configuration.
B-pillar smashes into your shoulder, but it does that on the 4-door bronco as well. 2-Door is considerably roomier up front, at the obvious detriment to the back seat.
Ranger is a much larger/longer vehicle. Almost 2 ft longer than the 4 door and a full 3 foot longer than the 2-door.
Bronco fits in my garage, Ranger does not.
Ride height is going to completely depend on the model/configuration.
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Almost bought a Ranger but I barely fit in it headroom-wise. The Bronco has much more headroom in both the front and rear seats. Bronco feels quite a bit more roomy inside to me, especially with the soft top.
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Ranger front and back seats seem like decent room. Not sure if bronco is smaller. Mixed opinion here
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The Bronco's interior is marginally bigger than the Ranger by every measurement
Worth noting is the stadium seating in the rear, which is great with the top down/off*
*according to my friends
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The Bronco I drove (OBX 2.3 auto) felt similar to my 2000 Ranger, but the view through the windshield was much worse than I expected. It had that pillbox feeling, away and low, like you'll have a hard time seeing the traffic lights if you're first at the light. The new Ranger and my 2000 both feel airy and medium in size. I am daily driving a 2002 F150 and earlier in the year I dailied a 2004 F250 SD. It is smaller than a full size by a significant margin, but if you're an average to below average sized human, you shouldn't have any problems. For reference, I am 6', 250 lbs.
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