What did your Bronco replace?

[SevenT]

Nothing.

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[jayr1959]

2015 Jeep Wranger

 

[DOUBLED16]

I had a 2019 Ford F-150 Lariat that I bought basically to avoid having to hire a moving company to move into my house. It accomplished it's mission! Had it for a few years and the dealer bought it back (with a slight premium) during Covid due to someone recently smashing his truck from his business and he could not get a replacement from Ford for 18 months. My wife uses transit to get to work so I just used her vehicle while I waited for my Bronco.

 

[RobWTX]

I had a 2019 Ford F-150 Lariat that I bought basically to avoid having to hire a moving company to move into my house. It accomplished it's mission! Had it for a few years and the dealer bought it back (with a slight premium) during Covid due to someone recently smashing his truck from his business and he could not get a replacement from Ford for 18 months. My wife uses transit to get to work so I just used her vehicle while I waited for my Bronco.

Ha, similar here as well. I traded in my 18 F-150, and my wife has a Transit for work (small business owner). We traded her 19 F-150 on a 21 Explorer and got almost what we paid for it because of the "no trucks during Covid BS".

I do kind of miss the truck, but really love the Bronco! The 5 years of fun and off roading was what drew me to the Bronco. Much more capable off road.

 

[broadicustomworks]

This Jeep, which was a replacement for my 03 Expy on 33" Falken's.

Bought this as a stop-gap between the Expy and the Arrival of the Bronco (Dealer said it could be many months before my 1st day res and order was actually built).
Painted it, crashed it, repaired it and painted it again, sold it for what I had in it as soon as I got the modules popping up on the Bronco showing it was almost time.

 

[Missy]

I have a car buying problem, so the latest car before the 2022 Wildtrak, bought used, it was 1 year old when I purchased it, replaced my 2022 Subaru Outback Wilderness, which I had for 9 months. Also sold our 2020 GT500, could not afford to keep it. But we did keep the 2022 Mustang Gt in gray. We also sold hubby's 2022 Ram 1500 for his Wildtrak.

 

[Medic2586]

Nothing…. Still primary driver is a 2006 F150 Lariat…. Nothing wrong with Bronco, didn’t NEED it, just wanted it. Oh well, lesson learned for an old man

 

[DOUBLED16]

Ha, similar here as well. I traded in my 18 F-150, and my wife has a Transit for work (small business owner). We traded her 19 F-150 on a 21 Explorer and got almost what we paid for it because of the "no trucks during Covid BS".

I do kind of miss the truck, but really love the Bronco! The 5 years of fun and off roading was what drew me to the Bronco. Much more capable off road.

I really miss mine too and to be honest probably would have kept it or got a newer one if I could swing the $200+ fill ups each time given our ridiculous prices in Canada.

 

[Medic2586]

 

[WB6YPF]

my 2023 Bronco Wildtrak replaced my 2005 F250 which replaced my 1985 Bronco XLT

 

[Jazer]

We had a van and my Bronco purchase story makes me laugh to this day…

In April of 2022 my kids were 6 and 8. We had a Honda Odyssey for 5 years and it was the main vehicle either of them had ever really known.

After nearly a year of talking about Broncos and convincing my wife I earned a fun car after years of driving a minivan I found our Bronco on the lot!

I brought the entire family for a test drive and decided to buy it. Problem was the kids were devastated that we were getting rid of our van. They didn’t realize buying the Bronco meant getting rid of the van. After all the paper work was done and we were cleaning out the van my daughter buckled herself in it and refused to get out while balling her eyes out. My son quietly got in the Bronco and on the way home I saw tears running down his face. He said, “Dad, I’m really going to miss the van.”

Needless to say change is hard but NO ONE wishes we still had the van now. We’ve made many more memories in our Bronco

My kids still tell me occasionally they miss our previous van... I'm like, are you even my children?! Lol. I never liked It, but it was functional for that period of time.

 

[Arvitrekking]

2016 F250

 

[vrtical]

2019 F150 XLT 3.5. I miss the bed for hauling bigger stuff, but will be getting a small utility trailer instead.

 

[userdude]

A 2010 2dr SB Chevy Silverado, which I still have (as @vrtical states above, the bed is handy) but gets driven a lot less these days. Only other things I miss (you get my drift) is the overall pretty good build quality, and the sunvisors.

 

[JawnyBronco]

2006 Honda Pilot

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