Our Ford Bronco Badge Is Better Than the Rest of the World's (from C&D)

[Toccoa]

Strange. So this article is literally about nothing since the Bronco isn't available in any other market.

LOL. Good point. Although, I wonder if this is a hint of future exports to come?

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[BroncoHooves]

Negative. No officer is going to have a depth micrometer on them. It won't look unusual compared to stock.

 

[Toccoa]

Negative. No officer is going to have a depth micrometer on them. It won't look unusual compared to stock.

This guy would.

 

[Xodric]

I highly doubt it. I've never heard anything about a badge on a vehicle being too big. I'll email my local LEO station.

 

[Toccoa]

I highly doubt it. I've never heard anything about a badge on a vehicle being too big. I'll email my local LEO station.

From the article:

It comes down to pedestrian impact rules, and the difference between ours and those in other markets (namely, Europe and China). Other countries say that if a badge protrudes five millimeters, the edges have to be radiused 2.5 millimeters. That presents a problem with the Bronco badge, since there are details—particularly the mane—that don't look as cool if they're flattened out.

I think Canada is good on this one.

 

[Xodric]

This guy would.

I may be in trouble than!

 

[Darforce]

Cool article over at Car and Driver.

Our Ford Bronco Badge Is Better Than the Rest of the World's

Thanks to laxer pedestrian impact rules, U.S. Broncos get a wilder badge than international versions.

• Ours is bigger, or at least it sticks out a few millimeters farther.

I also like the way the taillights look like Bs

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