Canada - What trim level you thinking!

[Nova]

Eh! Love to here what trim level you guys are thinking of for our Canadian climate and roads around here? I'm on the fence with Wildtrak and Badlands as well love the 35's but just not sure how these will ride in the city of Toronto....

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[WuNgUn]

Hey TO!
KW here....
I'm looking squarely at the 2 door Badlands (reserved) because I want 33's, and not 35's
Also want the heated seats and steering wheel! Lux package

 

[Rednek]

I reserved a Big Bend,but may change to Blackdiamond for our Alberta backlands

 

[Redwolffer]

Hi, I booked a Wildtrack but may change to badlands with sasquatch.

 

[Iron Ox]

Looking at 2 door black diamond for myself.

 

[Skifryan]

Either Big Bend + Auto + Mid or Outer Banks with those included depending on cost/other factors.

 

[xylophone solo]

4 door Badlands,sasquatch provincial park package + factory lift if possible.

 

[King Luis]

I'm thinking Black Diamonds. Snow covered boots and that washout floor is a nice feature. Heated seats is a must.

 

[Guinness24]

Hey TO!
KW here....
I'm looking squarely at the 2 door Badlands (reserved) because I want 33's, and not 35's
Also want the heated seats and steering wheel! Lux package

Also KW here! Outer Banks ...yes suburban crawler....but wish I could get the vinyl floors with drain!

 

[rkj__]

If a Bronco ends up in my driveway, it will be my wife's daily driver. She likes the luxury features, but I have interest in off roading. We don't currently live near any 4x4 trails, but that will likely change by the time the Bronco is actually available here.

So, the budget constrained option would be a heavily optioned Big Bend. If the budget allows, it would likely be an Outter Banks, but maybe a Badlands.

I took her off roading in my old truck once, and she did not love it, nor hate it, but since we have been talking about the Bronco a lot lately, she did express some interest in offroading again.

Short answer; it's too early to say! We need to save some money, then see, touch, and drive them!

 

[Dooms]

Hey everyone, Cochrane Ontario (near Timmins) here. I just changed mine to the Wildtrak from the Badlands. Noticed the Badlands had a softtop and I dont think I want a softtop in -40 weather. Wonder if Canadian versions will come standard with hard top and block heaters? If so Ill drop back down to the Badlands.

 

[Redwolffer]

Hey everyone, Cochrane Ontario (near Timmins) here. I just changed mine to the Wildtrak from the Badlands. Noticed the Badlands had a softtop and I dont think I want a softtop in -40 weather. Wonder if Canadian versions will come standard with hard top and block heaters? If so Ill drop back down to the Badlands.

Hi Welcome Ryan, I'm still on the fence between WT vs BLs. I've reserved a WT for now and will wait for the cost of upgrades on BLs (Hard top + sasquatch package).

 

[TheDo114]

Hey everyone, Cochrane Ontario (near Timmins) here. I just changed mine to the Wildtrak from the Badlands. Noticed the Badlands had a softtop and I dont think I want a softtop in -40 weather. Wonder if Canadian versions will come standard with hard top and block heaters? If so Ill drop back down to the Badlands.

All 4 doors come standard with a soft top. We will need to upgrade to a hard top

 

[Weedwaka]

Badlands for the advanced 4x4 with automatic on-demand. This is going to be wicked fun in the snow with the 7 speed manual.

 

[pan-y-cerveza]

Hey everyone, Cochrane Ontario (near Timmins) here. I just changed mine to the Wildtrak from the Badlands. Noticed the Badlands had a softtop and I dont think I want a softtop in -40 weather. Wonder if Canadian versions will come standard with hard top and block heaters? If so Ill drop back down to the Badlands.

They won't come standard with hard top but will have block heaters. Edit: Unless you're talking 2 door.

I'm in southern Manitoba. Getting the Big Bend or Black Diamond. Nothing but gravel roads here which can be pretty tough going in the winter.

7spd.

Black Diamond is overkill in most of Manitoba but should treat me well when I regularly travel "home" to Alberta and Nova Scotia.

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