tons of new stuff from moab expo on bronco nation instagram

[Saxon]

So spent yesterday morning at the Moab Expo . It was pretty disorganized overall. Was extremely disappointed that there wasn’t a 2 door bronco! ?. BN was filming a bunch of videos when we were there. I will say seeing the Bronco was nice, but I wasn’t really surprised at any of it. The coverage here really gave me a great idea of what to expect for sure. I did finalize what I want to order by seeing them in person though. Going to order the Sasquatch package. The 35”’s look great. I was also impressed with the look of the marine grade vinyl though. Also the 12” screen is huge, don’t think that I need that. Going to go with the Velocity Blue Black Diamond, due to the lack of interior choices. The wife agreed that yellow interior trim with the blue won’t work. She also fell in love with the cyber orange Bronco Sport. Looks like we are going to end up with 2 Broncos in the driveway. ?

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[Saxon]

Here are a few pictures the wife took!

 

[ZackDanger]

I disagree. That would likely be worded "overhead" lamps. Anyways, here's a picture of the standard headlights on, and one with signature lighting on. If you look at the background yellow lines for reference, the standard headlight image actually seems to be more yellow. With some mental adjustment, the colors actually looks very close to me, leading me to believe that both are LED lights.

Correct. No need to guess. There shouldn't be any confusion on this topic.


Both styles of Headlights/Headlamps are LED.

 

[ZackDanger]

I saw in another post suggesting that the blind spot monitoring that comes with the mid package automatically gets LED tail lights since these house the sensors. Not sure if this is true.

This rumor came from someone who pointed out their F150 BLISS is integrated in the rear lights... and was wondering if was going to be the same for the Bronco. There is no indication this is the case, and to the contrary, we've seen pictures that appear to show the BLISS sensors under the rear plastic trim below the light.

 

[Milamdj]

This rumor came from someone who pointed out their F150 BLISS is integrated in the rear lights... and was wondering if was going to be the same for the Bronco. There is no indication this is the case, and to the contrary, we've seen pictures that appear to show the BLISS sensors under the rear plastic trim.

Thanks for the update.

 

[beachman101]

I asked in the instagram thing but no answer so here are my questions for ford people

1. How much demand was responsible for the white top decision in model year 2022

2. Are you going to be lending pre production broncos out to big accessory makers like goose gear or KC hilites to allow them to hit the ground running designing products before launch ?

3. How do lightbars attach to the windshield and will it interfere with removing the roof?

4. For more heavy duty storage cages in the future like seen in the filson concept , are there hardpoints available or is that purely a custom job drilled into the body?.

@Scohin any updates? it would be awesome if you could get us these questions

 

[xXChartmanXx]

You're not going to do it but unfortunately there are people that will. This day in age things need to be designed for the dumb people. It sucks but that's where we are.

What, you mean like the mandatory signs that say "Coffee is served hot"?

 

[King Luis]

All lighting is LED. The difference is the Signature styling.

 

[ZackDanger]

All lighting is LED. The difference is the Signature styling.

Point of clarification:

All FRONT lighting is LED.

The rear lights are either incandescent or LED depending on Trim/Model

 

[King Luis]

Point of clarification:

All FRONT lighting is LED.

The rear lights are either incandescent or LED depending on Trim/Model

ahh yes, you are right. my bad.

 

[Raptor911]

wait! Have I not been paying attention BUT the green Bronco under the tarp in Tennessee was the Filson Bronco?

LOL!

 

[xXChartmanXx]

Problem is people say they won't drench the inside, but at some point they will, because they can. When they do, motors are gonna get fucked up and they will go complain to Ford for a new one.

If power seats are more important than a wash out floor, there are a lot of options....

Or Ford could waterproof the electricals for the power seats. It's not very hard, and it is not a new concept. You can easily enclose and waterproof the controls (Probably cost double what the standard controls cost Ford, but that's probably $5), use water proof cables (Again a 2 to 3x cost but we're talking going from $2 in cables to $6), and use brushless motors that are preferably encased in a waterproof housing (The most expensive upgrade of this but still nothing out of the ordinary). Charge an extra $499 for the water resistant powered seats, print more money for themselves, call it a day.

 

[pan-y-cerveza]

wait! Have I not been paying attention BUT the green Bronco under the tarp in Tennessee was the Filson Bronco?

LOL!

I'm still not convinced.

It was the lighting!!

 

[pan-y-cerveza]

What, you mean like the mandatory signs that say "Coffee is served hot"?

It's actually worth reading on why this warning is on cups.

Spoiler: It's not because someone sued because they didn't know their coffee was going to be hot.

 

[elmystico]

It's actually worth reading on why this warning is on cups.

Spoiler: It's not because someone sued because they didn't know their coffee was going to be hot.

True. It's because lawyers gotta get paid

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