Today’s Teaser: Ford Bronco Stickers Preview Paint Colors and Trims

[BroncoMike]

YETI, Marmot, Filson - $$$ so much for the common man

Ima need a new garage AND a new walk-in closet.

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[difficulTT]

Tom's a bit "ahem" busy right now

 

[TNcoupe]

If they have a Stroppe Baja Bronco edition its over for me. Just take my damn money and send it my way. That orange white and blue just does it for me .

 

[vintage]

I just figured out who's behind all these teasers. Pretty sure he is currently working for Ford.

 

[BroncoJeremie]

If this sticker isn't preview of grabber lime, I don't know what is

 

[North7]

I like the way Bronco Baja rolls off the tongue

Baja Bronco friend

Called it on Apr 29, 2020

yup, the Bronco Baja is coming soon, no more Raptor

 

[Kpowledge]

So based on the Filson site is forest service green going to be a color?

 

[MOrunning04]

So based on the Filson site is forest service green going to be a color?

What on the Filson site makes you think that forest service green is going to be a color? The jacket at the bottom of the page? Just curious, cuz I like a dark green option.

 

[oldbronc]

This one.

 

[rmc523]

So I was talking with someone from another forum and we were discussing trim levels and option packages, and whether the Bronco would have trim levels (in the usual XLT, Limited, etc vein) or if Badlands, Outer Banks, Big Bend would serve as the trim level names.

We came up with an alternate theory - that there are no traditional trim levels on Bronco - that perhaps they'll just have equipment option groups (your typical 200A, 300A, 401A, etc) that build upon a "base" trim, and then you could have the option of tacking say the Badlands package on any model regardless of how many features you want. My example for this was how FX4 can now be had as an option across the F-150 lineup, it's not a trim in itself (anymore).


My thought was that each package could be geared more toward a different type of offroading - (ex. Badlands = rock crawling oriented, Big Bend = desert geared, etc), so that people could pick their ideal setup without being locked into particular trim levels or having to pay top dollar to get a particular type of offroad setup.



Just speculation right now, but a potential idea.



Though I also noticed that earlier interior spy shots showed models with the smaller screen (indicating a lower model) that had the full complement of dash top mounted switches, whereas the photos from yesterday showed a more optioned model (with the bigger screen), but was missing some buttons on the upper dash - don't know if that's proof of this theory or not, but at minimum, it means that particular offroad features don't appear to be locked to technology features.

 

[JimmyDean]

So I was talking with someone from another forum and we were discussing trim levels and option packages, and whether the Bronco would have trim levels (in the usual XLT, Limited, etc vein) or if Badlands, Outer Banks, Big Bend would serve as the trim level names.

We came up with an alternate theory - that there are no traditional trim levels on Bronco - that perhaps they'll just have equipment option groups (your typical 200A, 300A, 401A, etc) that build upon a "base" trim, and then you could have the option of tacking say the Badlands package on any model regardless of how many features you want. My example for this was how FX4 can now be had as an option across the F-150 lineup, it's not a trim in itself (anymore).


My thought was that each package could be geared more toward a different type of offroading - (ex. Badlands = rock crawling oriented, Big Bend = desert geared, etc), so that people could pick their ideal setup without being locked into particular trim levels or having to pay top dollar to get a particular type of offroad setup.



Just speculation right now, but a potential idea.



Though I also noticed that earlier interior spy shots showed models with the smaller screen (indicating a lower model) that had the full complement of dash top mounted switches, whereas the photos from yesterday showed a more optioned model (with the bigger screen), but was missing some buttons on the upper dash - don't know if that's proof of this theory or not, but at minimum, it means that particular offroad features don't appear to be locked to technology features.

I would like that. I hope they have plans for a 'Gumbo' level, for those of us who deal with gumbo mud.

 

[broncoenthusiast]

So I was talking with someone from another forum and we were discussing trim levels and option packages, and whether the Bronco would have trim levels (in the usual XLT, Limited, etc vein) or if Badlands, Outer Banks, Big Bend would serve as the trim level names.

We came up with an alternate theory - that there are no traditional trim levels on Bronco - that perhaps they'll just have equipment option groups (your typical 200A, 300A, 401A, etc) that build upon a "base" trim, and then you could have the option of tacking say the Badlands package on any model regardless of how many features you want. My example for this was how FX4 can now be had as an option across the F-150 lineup, it's not a trim in itself (anymore).


My thought was that each package could be geared more toward a different type of offroading - (ex. Badlands = rock crawling oriented, Big Bend = desert geared, etc), so that people could pick their ideal setup without being locked into particular trim levels or having to pay top dollar to get a particular type of offroad setup.



Just speculation right now, but a potential idea.



Though I also noticed that earlier interior spy shots showed models with the smaller screen (indicating a lower model) that had the full complement of dash top mounted switches, whereas the photos from yesterday showed a more optioned model (with the bigger screen), but was missing some buttons on the upper dash - don't know if that's proof of this theory or not, but at minimum, it means that particular offroad features don't appear to be locked to technology features.

I really like this theory

 

[TXBronco]

So I was talking with someone from another forum and we were discussing trim levels and option packages, and whether the Bronco would have trim levels (in the usual XLT, Limited, etc vein) or if Badlands, Outer Banks, Big Bend would serve as the trim level names.

We came up with an alternate theory - that there are no traditional trim levels on Bronco - that perhaps they'll just have equipment option groups (your typical 200A, 300A, 401A, etc) that build upon a "base" trim, and then you could have the option of tacking say the Badlands package on any model regardless of how many features you want. My example for this was how FX4 can now be had as an option across the F-150 lineup, it's not a trim in itself (anymore).


My thought was that each package could be geared more toward a different type of offroading - (ex. Badlands = rock crawling oriented, Big Bend = desert geared, etc), so that people could pick their ideal setup without being locked into particular trim levels or having to pay top dollar to get a particular type of offroad setup.



Just speculation right now, but a potential idea.



Though I also noticed that earlier interior spy shots showed models with the smaller screen (indicating a lower model) that had the full complement of dash top mounted switches, whereas the photos from yesterday showed a more optioned model (with the bigger screen), but was missing some buttons on the upper dash - don't know if that's proof of this theory or not, but at minimum, it means that particular offroad features don't appear to be locked to technology features.

I had floated a very similar theory about a month ago. Kinda like trims in reverse. You pick one of 4 suspension set-ups, then choose an equipment package, then add the options. But I like the way you said it better?

 

[93_SVT_3503]

What on the Filson site makes you think that forest service green is going to be a color? The jacket at the bottom of the page? Just curious, cuz I like a dark green option.

https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/today’s-teaser-ford-bronco-stickers-preview-paint-colors.1625/reply?quote=50495

Ford used to make Bronco's for the Forrest Service and paint them this color of green.

 

[Nickp]

I would like that. I hope they have plans for a 'Gumbo' level, for those of us who deal with gumbo mud.

The only “gumbo mud” I’ve experienced out here in AZ is about 12 hours after eating a bowl... hopefully my bronco doesn’t have to deal with that.

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