Oh! LolI was being ironic...
I keep seeing weird comparisons and I don’t see it at all. I think it looks good but I also like the looks of the current JL too.
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Oh! LolI was being ironic...
One like that and a few four door Land Cruiser's pop up on the weekends when the weather's nice around here. Saw a really nice Defender out and about too but a cheap hobby they're not.In the meantime, there's this
You're right, D90's are all over the place, gotta be more importers for the Toyota as well, find a 70 to cruise around withOne like that and a few four door Land Cruiser's pop up on the weekends when the weather's nice around here. Saw a really nice Defender out and about too but a cheap hobby they're not.
Still going to be cheaper to lift and increase articulation and less likely to break without IFS too. (Which is why it doesn’t have IFS. And every time another Bronco tie rod breaks is another proof point.)Still gonna ride substandard without IFS.
Bronco has been good but it’s still not a Jeep. Let’s keep it real Jeep has been The Rig to get out there and get it. Bronco has slipped back in and as good looking and capable as it’s been it still has a long way to go. Depending on the use and abuse put in by the driver of course. I would of rather had ford make the beefed up front end be standard on all broncos and pay this ridiculous price increase but no the people get a price increase and still the same Bronco from day one.Man, Bronco has been good for Jeepers.
I've owned two Wranglers... a '97 TJ and my current '17 JK. Great vehicles in their own right, but missing that IFS is catastrophic for on-road driving, which is where most people drive their Jeeps 95% of the time. The Bronco is perfect for more people, including me. I've traveled across country many times in the JK... you feel like you just got out of a round with Tyson after a 600-mile drive. It's just not for everyone, that's for sure.Bronco has been good but it’s still not a Jeep. Let’s keep it real Jeep has been The Rig to get out there and get it. Bronco has slipped back in and as good looking and capable as it’s been it still has a long way to go. Depending on the use and abuse put in by the driver of course. I would of rather had ford make the beefed up front end be standard on all broncos and pay this ridiculous price increase but no the people get a price increase and still the same Bronco from day one.
Love the ride but it’s still not at Jeeps level of reliability for the hardcore Jeeper/rock crawler.
Before you go into well the Bronco can rock crawl with the best of them speech yes it can and yes it will with a worry of will my tie rod finally snap on this one.
Bronco put pressure Jeep 100 percent. It looks cooler and rides better straight out the lot. This comes from a owner of both.
I can agree on that.I've owned two Wranglers... a '97 TJ and my current '17 JK. Great vehicles in their own right, but missing that IFS is catastrophic for on-road driving, which is where most people drive their Jeeps 95% of the time. The Bronco is perfect for more people, including me. I've traveled across country many times in the JK... you feel like you just got out of a round with Tyson after a 600-mile drive. It's just not for everyone, that's for sure.
The entire point of a 6g bronco is you get a lot of off-road capability for it being a daily driver. If you want the ultimate offroader you can beat to hell, a brand new bronco probably isn't it. If you go out offroading a few times a month but drive your bronco to work 5 times a week, a bronco is a better vehicle. If you want to tackle the toughest trails out there, it's not your daily driver, then the bronco might not be it. It's handled everything I've done off-road, but I also love driving it on pavement to work.Still going to be cheaper to lift and increase articulation and less likely to break without IFS too. (Which is why it doesn’t have IFS. And every time another Bronco tie rod breaks is another proof point.)
Because 1% of Jeep owners jack them up and put big tires on them. Makes their manhood seem bigger.Still going to be cheaper to lift and increase articulation and less likely to break without IFS too. (Which is why it doesn’t have IFS. And every time another Bronco tie rod breaks is another proof point.)