Think of buying a Bronco

[BigBendthe1]

I’m currently driving a 2017 Ford Focus ST in Florida. However, I will be station in Colorado Spring for the next 4 years plus so I was thinking of buying a Bronco. If I just driving around and go camping in the weekend would a Big Bend suffice my need?

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[Aonarch]

Yes. The big difference in trims is the Mid/ High and Lux packages, plus seat material and flooring.

I have an Outer Banks Luxury package, because I wanted the extra sound deadening, adaptive cruise, B&O, cameras etc.

Sasquatch can be added to anything except The WildTrak, but that is already extremely similar.

As long as you aren't rock crawling a stock Big Bend can handle any FSR with ease.

 

[FleshTuxedo]

Do it. Get weird!

 

[BigBendthe1]

Yes. The big difference in trims is the Mid/ High and Lux packages, plus seat material and flooring.

I have an Outer Banks Luxury package, because I wanted the extra sound deadening, adaptive cruise, B&O, cameras etc.

Sasquatch can be added to anything.

As long as you aren't rock crawling a stock Big Bend can handle any FSR with ease.

Thank you for the information.
My local dealer has them under MSRP.

 

[MNBigfoot]

Just be sure to get the rear locker (with gearing) regardless of trim (it's included in some trims).

 

[MNBigfoot]

And a side note, those who spent $29K or $70k got the same quality interior. Lots of complaining on the quality interior of a $60K vehicle.

 

[Barny227]

Yes my biggest complaint on the Bronco is the lack luster interior... I like everything else about it though.

 

[Durangatan]

Seems like overkill if you will just being going out to go camping on the weekends. Cool if you want to look the part, but really virtually any pickup truck or car based SUV will do the job just fine.

My rig is a base Sas with full skid plates and rock rails. I live on the Alpine Loop all summer. It does just fine.

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