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Just look at how chintzy that dashboard is. My god!Of all the videos I've found this to be the most entertaining and extensive of the vehicle's capabilities...
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Just look at how chintzy that dashboard is. My god!Of all the videos I've found this to be the most entertaining and extensive of the vehicle's capabilities...
I'm gonna call my Bronco Bronco or my car. It's not a truck to me, my Taco is a truck. Don't like that? Don't care. It's my car and I'll call it what I want. It's also never ever going to be a 'she', LOL.
Some people get wound up about the silliest things, hope to never run into them on the trails or anywhere else...
Have you never ventured into the comments section below a TFL YouTube video?Didn't expect all of this argument stuff in a thread about a TFL video to be about something other than the TFL video.
Interesting times we're living in.
I hope this thread gets submitted to a psychiatric publication as an example of cognitive dissonance.
I had a TJ. I put 160,000 miles on that thing before I traded it in on a pickup (truck). I got lots of comments such as “nice truck”, “I love your truck”, “cool truck”. Occasionally “nice rig”. No one ever referred to it as a SUV. I never heard “love your SUV” or “your SUV sucks”. The new Bronco may be classified by some or even most as a SUV. I will mostly refer to it as a truck. Even before I take the rear seats out. But to each their own.Alright, man. I ignored your first comment, but you doubled-down.
Lot of past tense here. I'm not here to argue the past. I'm here talking about a very specific vehicle: the 6G Bronco.
I feel like you're just adding to my argument. You're talking about previous Broncos being trucks. I didn't debate that, other than maybe the 1G. And by removing the back/passenger seats (to create... alas, what I've said all along: a bed for hauling things), then yes, you have a truck.
To simply end this back-and-forth, I'll put it in a sentence: The Bronco name/heritage isn't enough for the 6G to be grandfathered into a "truck" name. It's whatever a Jeep is, which is unanimously referenced to as an SUV.
So I'm hoping that "the Bronco name is a truck" isn't your argument. If it is, I would like to point you to the seemingly countless repurposing of old names/makes into something new, whether after years of discontinuation or redesigns for new generations. Lots of these around, even just within Ford (Bronco Sport seems to be a sore spot for everyone alone.)
(Sidebar: can we talk about how the Ford Escape went from a solid vehicle to some weird-looking Nissan Juke? What the hell happened there? I had a 2010 2G XLT that was awesome. I can't in good conscience call modern Escapes and mine the same vehicle. Mine was a rugged SUV. New one is... I dunno. A crossover?)
I'm not bothered, but you certainly seem to be. Wasn't here to ruffle any feathers. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ But since you called me, a 33 year old, a kid...
Great looking truck, amirite?!Black Diamond looks really nice !
IN-N-OUT Burger!Ahhh, so somebody missed my burger discussion the other night... I kid... maybe
That bronco appears to have a cold weather package.Frankly I always thought a Bronco was a horse. Yee Haw
Used to love these guys, then lost a lot of respect for them. After they were hating on Ford and the Bronco without being truthful as to why they were all hit in the ass.Video #1 - Focuses primarily on the OB and BD versions