Great option we all desire--removable roof and doors. Will we use them all the time? Nah. Just dig it. In the AZ desert, so few of the rigs have roofs off, but YMMV in colder climes.
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I'm buying a Bronco because it has a manual transmission and I am tired of driving Mustangs.Donāt get it. If you never plan on taking the top, or doors off, why even bother with the Bronco?
Plenty of other SUVs out there to choose from.
Ok, that is your choice.I'm buying a Bronco because it has a manual transmission and I am tired of driving Mustangs.
Not sure how to take that response. Are you insulting me and insinuating because I prefer a hard top that I'm somehow not good enough or my needs don't warrant the full on Bronco. Or are you trying to be funny or are you just ignorant of the difference between the two models?They did. Itās called a Bronco Sport.
If you want an off-road capable truck/suv, there are lots of better riding, faster, and less expensive options.
Honest question. What hard top options are out there that fit that description that can handle 35" or even 33" tires without mods from the factory for less or even slight more than the Bronco? I'm hoping that Toyota gets a clue and ups their game with the 6th gen 4Runner or whatever the Trail Hunter is.Plenty of other SUVs out there to choose from.
A 4Runner is NOT a hard top Bronco:If I wanted a non removable roof, Iād get another 4Runner.
Was there anything else you got out of that 6 word response you needed to add?Not sure how to take that response. Are you insulting me and insinuating because I prefer a hard top that I'm somehow not good enough or my needs don't warrant the full on Bronco. Or are you trying to be funny or are you just ignorant of the difference between the two models?
Is it too difficult for some people to understand that not everyone has the same wants and needs as them? We all have different tastes. It's not like having two versions is impossible or financially not viable. There are many examples of this happening with even lower priced and smaller production numbers models. It was merely a comment on my preference, not a demand that Ford should do it.