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Spied: 2021 Bronco 4-Door Shows Off Its Roofline As It Drops Heavy Camo
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Probably just a piece of carboard so the tie down doesnt rip the camo.Is there some kind of rail that now runs from the tie down points all the way back to the windshield?
Compare the test Bronco to the leaked one.
if you look close you can see the "rails" are part of the body in the leaked photo. Look a the black car on the other side of the hoodIs there some kind of rail that now runs from the tie down points all the way back to the windshield?
Compare the test Bronco to the leaked one.
Yeah looks like the camo'd one doesn't have the tie-down bracket/whatever on the front, you're just seeing the sheet metal from the looks of it.Is there some kind of rail that now runs from the tie down points all the way back to the windshield?
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Which supports some theories of that piece being removable or only on some trims.
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No I think that is some hood padding under the camo. It kind of extends the appearance of the front rails. The padding looks like it goes higher up to the wiper arm as well, compared to the non-camo photo.Is there some kind of rail that now runs from the tie down points all the way back to the windshield?
Compare the test Bronco to the leaked one.
I'd argue it has Troller underpinnings.I think the biggest problem facing ford is this car doesnt really look anything like the bronco in any way from purely a branding perspective. Maybe if they added that sick red pinstripe livery or something it could help. But other than that it looks like a wrangler. Which isnt bad , it will definately sell because its another 4x4 convertible which just by itself is a major seller. I just dont undertsand why ford would use the bronco name here. It seems like the 2 door is the only one that will come close to actually looking like a previous bronco
On the upside the black one looks like the *good* jeep cherokees from the early 2000s/90s
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Nah as this is closer to a truck than a car and like majority of trucks on the market they still have a antenna
Probably just a piece of carboard so the tie down doesnt rip the camo.Is there some kind of rail that now runs from the tie down points all the way back to the windshield?
Compare the test Bronco to the leaked one.
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This Bronco has factory options of 35s AND 37s so there ya go on the flares. They're not messing around.
They could just be avoiding bringing any more attention to parts they know underperform. We've seen the horrid lack of articulation in their Johnson Valley video.
I've never cared for it, but at least it has a style that says something. The pics with some lighting that shows off lines in the real deal just show us a boringly safe generic SUV like blob that everyone will forget....
Honestly, I feel like the '04 Concept (even with some of it's inward slanting lines) screamed Bronco more than this new one. And yes, I would've bought this concept in a heartbeat! ...
Fine by me. I'll probably replace the stock antenna with an off road antenna from AntennaX like I did on my Tundra. Then again, I went with that antenna on my Tundra because the automated car wash bent the crap out of my stock antenna. The car wash doesn't seem to bother the off road antenna, so I expect it would do just fine with tree limbs and whatnot.
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Yeah I totally get it. An antenna would never be a deal breaker. The only vehicle I can compare it to is my current 4Runner. But I think the antenna is integrated in the quarter glass. Can't exactly do that to a vehicle with a removable top! This new Bronco reminds me so much of the old Scouts that I cant wait for the day that I can drive a new 2 door since that will be the closest thing I'll get to the old International.
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