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For anyone interested the the sport that is on display. Also roped off
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Badlands available to test drive outside
For anyone interested the the sport that is on display. Also roped off
Well that sucks for us that went Friday.Badlands available to test drive outside
@Ourbroncolife was referring to the Bronco Sport Badlands.Well that sucks for us that went Friday.
OK, I'm embarrassed.. This is why I don't post much.@Ourbroncolife was referring to the Bronco Sport Badlands.
Don't be. Ford are the ones that should be embarrassed. Post more, not less.OK, I'm embarrassed.. This is why I don't post much.
Traction/stability control maybe?Please correct if wrong, but it looked to me that they re-jigged the command switches on top of the dash, they were nicely oriented in the "cup" for them and not offset or had any dead switches/little coin holder on the far left.
This looked like a production-ready bit of the interior that changed from the early pics.
Edit: Here's what i'm talking about. the 4 switches on the left also seem to have a clear silicone window for an LED light. Not sure what is directly to the left of the hazard switch... It just has a icon of a car (not a Bronco) with the word "OFF".
Yup, just traction control. Nothing special.Traction/stability control maybe?
Ok here are a few I took today. I talked to the rep for about 15 minutes on this. He was in a suit so not really the most knowledgeable. Key points from the script he was given. This is still a prototype so if you saw the interior in the video form Thursday before the show don't expect it to reveal anything. They were strictly instructed not to allow the doors to be open. I asked him if he knew there was a video online showing this Bronco's interior and he seemed to be aware of the shoot. He claimed it was pretty crude inside, but the exterior was nearly 100% production. Gaps were excellent on it being uniform all around the truck and reasonably tight. It has a Sasquatch package, but no front camera or any in the mirrors. The one thing I did gain from the show was I'm now 100% certain I want the four-door. The two-door is way too small for me. Not as impressed as I should be at this point, but this was at best a half baked effort by Ford. Ford should be ashamed this late in the game to only have one here and a prototype still. There was like a little theater around it made up of fake tree stump chairs, but in the three hours we were there, I never saw one presentation being given by Ford on the Bronco. It was worth the 3.5-hour drive to see one, but I'm not as blow away as I should be right now. I think the main reason I feel this way is not being able to see inside which I where I have the most questions about this vehicle. Very disappointed that the video here was the only view inside.Don't be. Ford are the ones that should be embarrassed. Post more, not less.
I don't know if it's standard, but definitely available.I don't see any senors on front bumper for Badlands. ?????
This one also had no front camera. Likely not a "high" package but it's a pre production car so it's not really important. It's job was to sit there and look cool and it did that.I don't see any senors on front bumper for Badlands. ?????
I just got back I think the F150 is Blue Jean. I've seen the antimatter blue at the Ford dealership in Sanford on an F350 though. It's nice pic below (it was overcast day)Does anyone know if there is a 2021 F150 there. If so, was it in a color that is being offered on the Bronco? Say, AMB??? ?