For that matter, the difference between a Badlands lux, WildTrak lux, and the Outer Banks Sasquatch lux is fairly minimal. Nearly everything but the sway bar disconnect can be either easily swapped, added, or upgraded... maybe not as cheaply as from the factory, but still easily swapped. That might explain why all these share the same body code.Sorry to call you out, but you are wrong. A loaded out BB w/ SAS is $ 2500 MORE than my non-SAS BL, while missing High Package, SwayBar Disconnect, rinse-out floors, and MGV seats. I did this on my exact BL build (I know its not a base BL build). All the BL is missing is SAS, which I could add and they would be very close to same price, while the BB is still missing the above. BL still has more luxury features, more capability, and at a lower cost, when comparing apples to apples, as close as possible.
The non-sasquatch Badlands is probably the best bargain for an off-road Bronco, even compared to the BaseSquatch which offers a lot of value, but lacks the flexibility to many options like a tow package, and options in any mid, high, or lux package Broncos.
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