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1. Consistent failure you mean.Before i put my top 5 reasons, just to be up front, i am trolling. I very much look forward to my new bronco. I have had a 1995 bronco and a jeep tj and jk.
1. Jeep has been making a consistent product for many years at this point vs a first year remake of bronco.
2. Jeep has a more rugged look vs the more “car” like appearance with the straight lines of the bronco.
3. Jeep articulation is much better.
4. Bronco has tried and never been able to maintain. They have had the first gen bronco that is similar to the remake. The larger version of the bronco which was a total different look and purpose. The bronco II, and now a reboot.
5. Jeep has a diesel and V8 option.
Come at me!!!
take that over a Fiat all/air....Yeah? Inside the Bronco beats the heart of a Mazda. Look up the history on the 4-cyl Ecoboost sometime.
I see your trolling and offer one of my own: Jeep has more parts availability, because they've been the same forever, so every part ever made fits every vehicle ever made. ?Before i put my top 5 reasons, just to be up front, i am trolling. I very much look forward to my new bronco. I have had a 1995 bronco and a jeep tj and jk.
Come at me!!!
FCA and Peugeot want to merge.Didn't Fiat just give it to somebody else ? Is it really even a Jeep anymore ?
Pretty sure no lane assist without IFSSerious question, how does lane keep assist handle death wobble? It seems like a terrifying experience all around.
Are you Mike Tyson by any chancePretty sure no lance assist withouth IFS