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- Badlands
I’m not in the “longest” bracket, but I did have mine for 2+ years (just swapped it to a hard top).
For those 2 years, it exceeded my expectations. Other than just washing it with soap and water and nothing else, it looked as good as it did on day one. To be fair, I didn’t take the top down that often, so the wear and tear on the windows and everything was on the minimal side of use.
Anyways, it was a good top and was better built that I expected. It is louder that I would have liked, but it’s to be expected.
For those 2 years, it exceeded my expectations. Other than just washing it with soap and water and nothing else, it looked as good as it did on day one. To be fair, I didn’t take the top down that often, so the wear and tear on the windows and everything was on the minimal side of use.
Anyways, it was a good top and was better built that I expected. It is louder that I would have liked, but it’s to be expected.
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Mine is currently at dealer getting warranty work done....been rattling for 6 mo....super annoying. Dealer said they did a few TSBs and are doing minor paint work as well due to the top slight touching c pillar bars.
Beyond that no leaks and it loud inside on freeway drives but that is expected.
Beyond that no leaks and it loud inside on freeway drives but that is expected.
2 years in on mine as well and it's held up and I still like it. A couple of the buckles broke that hold the windows in place, replaced by dealer for free.
I See hard vs soft as total pros and cons.
While the soft is a little loud (which can be mitigated) and tends to look like a soggy diaper most of the winter here in Seattle, I absolutely love having the option to go half topless in about 10 seconds during our amazing summers. Going full topless takes only about a minute or two longer with practice.
Given an extra $5K laying around and some more storage at home, ideally I would have both a hard top and soft top.
I See hard vs soft as total pros and cons.
While the soft is a little loud (which can be mitigated) and tends to look like a soggy diaper most of the winter here in Seattle, I absolutely love having the option to go half topless in about 10 seconds during our amazing summers. Going full topless takes only about a minute or two longer with practice.
Given an extra $5K laying around and some more storage at home, ideally I would have both a hard top and soft top.
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I have had mine since 10/21. No issues, love it.
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Enjoying it much more than anticipated. Since 5/22. No problems at all. I am holding out hope a white soft top comes out someday by some company?!
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Just over two years in, no issues. Any vehicle soft top is going to have some noise. But, I drove a wrangler TJ for over 15 years, and replaced its top every 5 years or so. Even when new, if I wanted to listen to a podcast or audiobook on my 30 minute highway commute I had to listen through noise cancelling AirPods on my phone to hear clearly. That hasn’t been an issue at all with the Bronco soft top; on the highway at high speeds I can hear everything just fine, I don’t notice the noise at all. All that being said I’d prefer a hard top for a little more security when parked, but in my opinion the complaints about the soft top are hyperbole.
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The fabric will eventually go. Should get 8 years or more if parked outside. 12 plus if garaged.
I made this video just before receiving my Turn hardtop:
and this one after:
and this one after:
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I got my Badlands in October 2021. Couldn’t be happier with the soft top. I had one of the softies that became unglued at the seams.
It was a few day repair matter - hassle-free other than driving a loaner - and no problem ever since. The full replacement (soft top fabric only - same frame/mechanism) was fully covered under warranty.
This is my first convertible and I regret not buying one 20 years ago.
It was a few day repair matter - hassle-free other than driving a loaner - and no problem ever since. The full replacement (soft top fabric only - same frame/mechanism) was fully covered under warranty.
This is my first convertible and I regret not buying one 20 years ago.
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I ordered my Bronco with the soft top to get it sooner. It worked, after dropping the top MIC top option I got notified of a build date the next day! This was back in December 21, took delivery March 22. I got my TOR top two years to the day of ownership. As much as I like my TOR top, I'm going to miss the ability to fold back and go open air in about 10 seconds.
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september 2021 delivery. 52k miles. Holding up as expected. No problems.
They look saggy/wrinkled when new, I can only imagine after 5-10 years 
Since 9/21 and no issues at all. Surprised that it really is as quiet as it is at highway speeds. I have treated it 3 times with RaggTopp protectant and it is garage kept. Still looks new. I'd still take it over the gray plastic roof. Now the mythical MOD top, that would be a different story.
1 1/2 years. Zero issues. Only loud when you hit 68.7mph. Anything less is a non issue. Not one drip of water anywhere. I actually prefer the look over the grey hard top. Both in color and the hard top looks taller just by the way the lines are.
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