What's the Tow Rating and how many Cup Holders does the Timberline have? 
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New Explorer Timberline. Could this be the "Green Color" for the 22 Bronco?
Another dark and muted color. Set the colors free, Ford!
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LOLWhat's the Tow Rating and how many Cup Holders does the Timberline have?
5300 pounds and many, many cupholders.
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So you've confirmed that there will be a Green Timberline Edition Bronco! Signed, sealed and delivered.
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Looks like a mix between a forester and the trail hawk.
Funny, the Bridgestone Dueler is the whimpy tire for the Bronco but the capable tire for the Explorer. That probably sums up capability: A Bronco on it's worst day will be more capable than an Explorer on it's best day.
That said, as my Bronco will be a replacement for my Jeep and Mustang, the Timberline could be a reasonable replacement for my current Explorer. I've seen pricing listed as $42K and $47 K, if $42K it might fit my budget.
One Timberline article I read said Ford will use the Timberline trim name on other vehicles: B Sport? Bronco? F150? The color and trim features would be a win on any of these.
The Bronco Sport should've been the "Escape Timberline"
It's also almost as big as an Expedition.This should ruffle some B6G feathers.
The Timberline come standard with a Class III tow hitch and is rated to pull up to 5300 lbs.
Not that Bronco is petite or anything, but the Explorer has really gotten bloated as it ages, just like most people.
Too dark. That should be called Dross Green.
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They still make Explorers? Lol
The amount i'll be fantasizing aboutWhat's the Tow Rating and how many Cup Holders does the Timberline have?
Is that video supposed to have any sound? Did it for you?
Nothing for me
Edit: I think it looks great and appreciate the added capabilities. The only bummer is that you can only get the 4cyl with it
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It's too dark, put more forest green in it. As far a s the Timberline Explorer goes, what a joke. It's just a package to jack up the price of a Exploder. The adds show it on roads my mom's 04 Volvo S60 could go on. As far as gas can green goes,,, the new Bronco will need a pair of those cans with the size of the tank.
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Why so dark?! If people wanted black, they would just buy black.
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