Hello from Germany

[Wolfe]

Congratulations, two door score. How much did the Bronco cost you. I live in Finland part time and was thinking about shipping my two door over in a few years it would be the only one Ford is not selling them there. It amazing how much a Ford Ranger costs in Finland.

It is much more expensive than in the USA. But it is no boring european car and it is less expensive than a Mercedes G-Class.

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[Sooner]

I like how you blacked-out the white plastic B R O N C O letters. To me the factory white plastic letters look sort of silly - even juvenile

It’s a Base they come that way.

 

[Rickbobby334]

I live in Ludwigsburg near Stuttgart where Mercedes and Porsche are located.

I can say, I’ve been there. Still make my way down to Stuttgart for Spring and Volks Festivals… and Strasburg for the wine expo…

 

[indio22]

Congratulations, two door score. How much did the Bronco cost you. I live in Finland part time and was thinking about shipping my two door over in a few years it would be the only one Ford is not selling them there. It amazing how much a Ford Ranger costs in Finland.

I own some farmland south of you in Estonia, but will leave my Bronco in the USA, and buy a used Defender/Series instead. I think optional attachments will be better with the LR for land use. Would be nice though if Bronco someday is offered.

 

[HotLap]

Nice ride sir and thanks for joining, good to have folks from other countries here on the forum. Curious, what differences are there between a Bronco here in the US vs in Germany?

 

[NORCALGXP]

I own some farmland south of you in Estonia, but will leave my Bronco in the USA, and buy a used Defender/Series instead. I think optional attachments will be better with the LR for land use. Would be nice though if Bronco someday is offered.

Would make more sense to buy a used Defender the import taxes and shipping are going to be expensive, but it would be one of a kind. My place is an old farm house and barn no farmland anymore. Was in Tallinn last summer.

 

[Joe_fromCzechia]

Nice ride sir and thanks for joining, good to have folks from other countries here on the forum. Curious, what differences are there between a Bronco here in the US vs in Germany?

There are only minor differences. I think the biggest one is the rear fog light integrated into the bumper in the EU. Also the switches for the (side) lights integrated to the outer mirrors are missing. They are lighting only when you are opening the doors in the evening. The orange side light on both sides front are switched off permanently. Fortunately the rest should be the same .

 

[HotLap]

There are only minor differences. I think the biggest one is the rear fog light integrated into the bumper in the EU. Also the switches for the (side) lights integrated to the outer mirrors are missing. They are lighting only when you are opening the doors in the evening. The orange side light on both sides front are switched off permanently. Fortunately the rest should be the same .

Enjoy your Bronco sir, it will most definitely put a smile on your face

 

[604Bronco]

There are only minor differences. I think the biggest one is the rear fog light integrated into the bumper in the EU. Also the switches for the (side) lights integrated to the outer mirrors are missing. They are lighting only when you are opening the doors in the evening. The orange side light on both sides front are switched off permanently. Fortunately the rest should be the same .

Any pictures of your rear fog lights? Curious what they look like/how they’re integrated.

Thank you.

 

[Joe_fromCzechia]

Any pictures of your rear fog lights? Curious what they look like/how they’re integrated.

Thank you.

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[604Bronco]

sure

Thank you. Looks like an entirely different bumper for that. Nice addition though.

 

[Wolfe]

German version: It is integrated in rear bumper. You can see it on the German website of Ford (360° View).
On my Bronco there is no optical difference, it looks like the US-Version. My dealer has integrated the rear fog light into the left rear light.

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