That combination of tan and black is truly horrendous.....for a vehicle that could cost us 55k+ we should have more classic options. Go look at old broncos being restored, find one that has two tone seats. These designers really screwed up the customer experience because the exterior of this Bronco exceeded my expectations. Did any of these designers look at the classic bronco scene before they picked these horrible combinations? I have zero faith in the CGI. I will demand to see and touch these materials at the dealership before I give Ford any money for this vehicle. That baseball glove tan in that prototype yellow bronco was stunning and they used the same leather on the steering wheel and the shift knob. What happened to that? I’m really pissed off. I think maybe I can build an outerbank model with wildtrak specs to get to a combination that doesn’t make me sick to my stomach but it’s still CGIWildtrak
First off, in the factory Ford build sheet (on the Wildtrak interior), it is referred to as the Cartier interior.
Look at the build photo?
Notice the factory photo reflecting what you are agreeing to purchase.
Beautiful right? dark brown with dark charcoal and nice "Cartier" centers.
Nice mocha brown... not a huge contrast between the complimentary colors.
Now look at the actual materials from their Ford video. (and yes, Ford Nation is the factory speaking not some club)
Still in the ball park of what they represented.... Right?
NOW LOOK AT WHAT THEY ARE REALLY SELLING YOU... This is NOT EVEN close to the same mocha color and there is a huge contrast. What is laughable, is that the Cartier (seat center) is now "computerized camouflage". Truly an insult to anyone's intelligence.
NO way in hell does the above interior even come close to resembling the interior the below.
I'm not an expert but any reasonable person can see they misrepresented their finished product.
I am truly disappointed. I will not be ordering anything based on Ford's inability to be honest and forthright. This unprofessional video is clealry not Ford's finest hour.
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