Auto is a crutch for millennials who cant coordinate their 4 limbs at the same time!manual is a gimmick for boomers come at me
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Auto is a crutch for millennials who cant coordinate their 4 limbs at the same time!manual is a gimmick for boomers come at me
It's probably going to be competitive to the Wrangler's MPG, maybe a MPG or 2 betterI think the mpg will help make a decision.
I think there would be more people opting for the manual if you could get it with the 2.7L. Which is a shame since the Wranglers manual are an option with their V6 instead of their base engine. Maybe Jeep will pick up those customers from Ford that wanted the bigger engine with manualI have always driven a manual. As a bonus, it’s the millennial anti-theft device. I wish the 2.7 came in a manual. That would be my choice.
The base engine in the F-150 is the 3.3 naturally aspirated V6. Not the 2.7. I think it's a $995 upgrade to the 2.7? Well worth the money though.I think it's good that Ford gave us the 2.7L V6 from the F-150 and is the most popular engine option but how much of that can be explained that its the base engine. Yes there's other options but they obviously add more to the cost of the truck. Would that engine be as popular or purchased if it wasn't the base engine option?
Also could you imagine Ford giving the Bronco a V8 if the next gen Raptor gets one? Also with Jeep possibly putting a V8 in the Wrangler, would Ford respond with a V8 or just one of their larger V6's?
My bad just did a quick look around on the Ford website. I mean if so many people choose that engine there must be something good about it in the F-150 and maybe it'll be the same in the Bronco.The base engine in the F-150 is the 3.3 naturally aspirated V6. Not the 2.7. I think it's a $995 upgrade to the 2.7? Well worth the money though.
The 2.7 is an excellent little engine. I loved it in my F-150 and the Bronco will be a little hot rod with it. I just value the manual more than the 2.7.My bad just did a quick look around on the Ford website. I mean if so many people choose that engine there must be something good about it in the F-150 and maybe it'll be the same in the Bronco.
I'm in the exact same boat. I'm really having a hard time making my decision on the engine based on the thread lol. The only thing I'm set on is the two door and color, everything else would fall into place after the engine/transmission choice. I don't doubt how good both these engines are but I'm gonna being think about this till I build mind whenerwhenever they let us.The 2.7 is an excellent little engine. I loved it in my F-150 and the Bronco will be a little hot rod with it. I just value the manual more than the 2.7.
My thought is that trucks/SUV's are not inherently fun to drive and I feel like the manual will give it some fun factor over the auto. I'm coming from a purple Charger Daytona... I need to keep some of the excitement.I'm in the exact same boat. I'm really having a hard time making my decision on the engine based on the thread lol. The only thing I'm set on is the two door and color, everything else would fall into place after the engine/transmission choice. I don't doubt how good both these engines are but I'm gonna being think about this till I build mind whenerwhenever they let us.
Completely agree, I think a manual in almost any car, truck or SUV would add a unique fun factor that no other feature or option would add.My thought is that trucks/SUV's are not inherently fun to drive and I feel like the manual will give it some fun factor over the auto. I'm coming from a purple Charger Daytona... I need to keep some of the excitement.
Millennials need the crutch because the boomers failed to raise them well. ?Auto is a crutch for millennials who cant coordinate their 4 limbs at the same time!
I wonder if Ford will share that info. I don’t think Jeep shares but you can find posts here that say things like 5% - I don‘t think there is a basis for those low %’s.but I'm very interested to see what the initial take rate for these reservations take the manual.