This doesn't work for me. Instead of making 200 accessories, Ford needs to make 201. Unless I can remove the rear seat and replace it with something that provides a totally flat load surface, it's on to something less 'bait & switchy'
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Ford confirms folded rear seats will have slight incline and 4" step up from cargo floor
I'm just wondering where I can put those back seats without ticking off the wife. I had FJ seats in her sewing room and that didn't go over too well.
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Now I just need to know what it looks like with the rear seats removed. 'Cause mine would be hanging from the garage ceiling if they won't fold flat.
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?Sweet!!! ? That Looks like just enough room for Four Inches worth Of Batteries For The Hybrid!!!Here is the 4 door pullout tray
it certainly looks at least 4-5 inches tall!
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Any idea of the height to the ceiling on the Bronco 4 door with seats folded down? My dog needs about 36 inches.Per Mike Levine
4 inch step and SLIGHT incline. So it will likely be similar to this incline angle of the 4 door seat folded down which shows a incline slightly lower than that of the seat itself.
However if you look at the 4 door pullout tray accessory. You can see it looks about 4-5 inches tall.
So there is a chance you can have a quite flush bed in your 2 door but this is just speculation as we dont know if the 2 door will have a tray
And just for fun. Here is the bronco sport rear compartment that seems to also have a slight step and incline.
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I plan on building a simple shelf that will be screwed into the 2 X 4's in the garage. Right next to the shelf for the doors.
I know your being funny, but Ford's been engineering these vehicles to hold batteries without compromising trunk space. The truck in my Fusion Energi is a joke! So hopefully they did the same with the Bronco.?Sweet!!! ? That Looks like just enough room for Four Inches worth Of Batteries For The Hybrid!!!
it's outrageous if they're not completely flat. I assumed those legs holding up bottom of the rear seats would kick out and drop the bottom, thereby flatting out angle of the back seat pieces.
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I'm not being funny ? I know exactly what that space is for!I know your being funny, but Ford's been engineering these vehicles to hold batteries without compromising trunk space. The truck in my Fusion Energi is a joke! So hopefully they did the same with the Bronco.
Waiting for the Hybrid is the ONLY reason that I didn't put down a deposit yet. ? I've been saving money (Invested In Stock) FOR YEARS waiting for this Thing!!! ??https://www.motortrend.com/cars/lin...-aviator-grand-touring-review-plug-in-hybrid/
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agree 100%. This makes me wonder if Ford is even committed to the 2-door long term. Or - like all the 'unavailable interiors' - are they just trying to capture eyeballs to show off the 4-door
I'm a little concerned that human people with legs will not be able to sit in the back seat upon looking at this picture. Why have a back seat if there is 4" of legroom?Per Mike Levine
4 inch step and SLIGHT incline. So it will likely be similar to this incline angle of the 4 door seat folded down which shows a incline slightly lower than that of the seat itself.
The front seats are all the way back. There is no legroom in any car when you put the front seat all the way back.
Clearly you haven't owned an F150 then. I can store a small house in the back seat with plenty of legroom when my 6'2" husband is driving - and he will be driving my Bronco with the seat all the way back, more than likely. That means there won't be enough room for a passenger behind him.
Full size trucks are the exception to this. Even full size SUV's like the Suburban or Expedition do not give you that much legroom when the front seats are all the way back.
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