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- Ron
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- Your Bronco Model
- Wildtrak
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On the low level trims, the headrest is not adjustable other than up and down. And it juts forward too much. So in effect, if you sit with you back against the seat, it pushes your head forward causing you to drive hunch-backed.I’ve heard so much complaints about the headrests. I don’t get it. I never rest my head on them when driving. I would fall asleep if I did.![]()
You do have to touch the front door handle for the FOB unlock to work, dont know that I'd want what you are suggesting.The Ford App does not open the car by just walking up to it. You need to open the App and hold down the unlock button. Takes at least 10 seconds to do. I’m talking about having the car unlock by just walking up to it.
Touching the handle isn't too bad for unlocking... Beats sticking a key in a lock.Yea but sometimes it doesn’t work well if you have low signal and sometimes it takes quite a bit to load and unlock. You are just standing there awkwardly next to the door. If you check out the Apple Car Key, you will see how nice it is to use the iPhone as a key fob.
After 2,600 miles…What do you wish or would have wanted the Bronco to come with? Something that wouldn’t have drastically changed the car itself nor have a big change to the MSRP. I’m not looking for things that you can get on other trims nor changes that are easily done.
The big and actually useful dial tachometer for one. Auto-magic only "Sport" has a tach, and my stick-shift full size Bronco has a barely readable bar graph.what does the Sport Screen have that you wish the Bronco had? The Bronco Raptor has the screen I wish my Bronco had. That one is sick!
It would be like a Tesla. You walk you to it and it detects your iPhone and unlocks. Or even for it to act like a key fob, you reach in the handle to open.You do have to touch the front door handle for the FOB unlock to work, dont know that I'd want what you are suggesting.
The phone chargers work fine.After 2,600 miles…
A solid stereo system (Lux version blows)
A hardtop on par with Jeep‘s top
A softop on par with Jeep’s top
Undercarriage that doesn’t droop so low
A stronger front end bits (a Badlands should be better)
Phone charger that works
Ditch goat modes
Right? Some of the people on here just need to sell their Broncos and move on or quit pissing and moaning. Seem like sad, bitter people. Glad I don’t live in that reality.The phone chargers work fine.
Why ditch the Goat mode? If you don’t like it don’t use it. No point and removing it for others that do use it.
I also have a soft top but never felt the need to have to pull back the whole top.Abilty to put soft top all the way down, then back up again for security without having to remove rear windows.
Maybe a lightweight mesh panel option so I can put the roof up without having the rear wide open. I am looking for an aftermarket option for this. I don't want animals to be able to get into the vehicle etc.. taking the plastic windows off is too hard to do everyday, and I need to be able to secure the bronco. Just a light mesh would keep out animals and opportunity thieves.
A rock solid steering rack.
Quieter Driving Experience.
Replace Push to Start for a real key.
Power adjustable seats.
No engine stop start.
Default to Sport Mode option.
Evidently I am not nearly as important as some people, because my phone doesn't work most places that I take my Bronco and my key fob is way smaller and zips into any pocket way better than a phone. I guess my outdoor activities differ from yours because mine don't require a phone.Yea no shit. You obviously don’t do much outdoor activities to understand why having a key fob can be easily lost. I wish I could unlock my car by just having my iPhone or Apple Watch on me. Saves me for having to car more stuff will Snowboard or boating.