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I can only have 1 vehicle right now realistically (no garage, live in a condo), so it will be my dally driver and my backcountry rig.
I’m going with the base model, so sounds like I’ll have to add an aftermarket tow package, but I do occasionally load a small trailer up with firewood and move it around the mountains. (My f-150 is definitely better at this one task, but the bronco will be so much easier to get into some of my camping spots, and be nicer to deal with in a parking lot in town)
I’m going with the base model, so sounds like I’ll have to add an aftermarket tow package, but I do occasionally load a small trailer up with firewood and move it around the mountains. (My f-150 is definitely better at this one task, but the bronco will be so much easier to get into some of my camping spots, and be nicer to deal with in a parking lot in town)
My Black Diamond will be mostly street-used, with some commuting in the colder months (I have a Mustang GT for nicer months in Michigan) and some light off-roading. Mostly, I am buying it because it looks awesome (especially in 2-door guise) and because I am a Ford guy (and Ford employee). It will replace a 2017 Wrangler Willys. Love the Willys but the Bronco should be a superior product and much more refined ... and will get me back to 100% Ford.
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Nice! Im in Michigan as well. My dad is also a Ford employee. I'm really hoping that the A-plan is a decent discount on these bad boys.
I don't have a daily commute, but it will be my DD with occasional, and hopefully increasing in frequency, off road adventures.
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DD and adventure rig. I've got the whole big state of Alaska i need to see and have been planning an adventure build for a couple years now. Just been waiting to find the right vehicle. I'll sell my RS and keep my 6.0 to haul my sleds or whatever.
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This exactly. ?
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Dd, mud pits, pine barrens, camping. Bad weather vehicle.
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It will be my primary vehicle. I'm an ICU nurse in michigan and I work midnight's. I want something to go through heavy unplowed snow and get me to work no matter the weather and at the same time take up north on the weekends. This will be a perfect vehicle for me .
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Only vehicle, so it’s intended use will be to put a smile on my face whenever I drive, be it open air in the summer or competently handling anything winter can bring. Much like my 08 Wrangler was but better in all aspects.
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As a backup for when my Wrangler is in the shop getting fixed. I'm going to need a high mileage lease. 
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Daily driver, frequent weekend camping when it's not ball sweat hot, trail hiking, backwoods camping, beach buggy, Moab (been too long), road trips, adventure lifestyle.
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