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No disrespect at all, just wanna point out that you were 9 years old in 2015 when this site started lol.
I was about 9 when I got into cars! I read Car and Driver and Road & Track religiously; had model Ferrari's, Lamborghini's, Porsche's, etc! I remember being pissed at my sister because she bought a Trans-Am and asked her why she didn't get a Porsche 924 instead???

For some it starts early and others it starts late but I bred in the love of all things cars to my son since he was a baby!
 

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Hello all, I am looking to finally join the Bronco family and I have 2 local dealerships I could buy my first Bronco from.

Firstly, my offer of 49,500 would be accepted for a 4 door big bend, with mid package, as pictured below. (Only upgrades it has are the mid package, modular bumper, tube step, and brush guard)

Secondly, my other offer to another dealership was on a 2 door black diamond for 51,000, as pictured below as well. The black diamond would have storage bags upgraded as well as, mid package, floor liners, and cargo area protector.

Both are automatics. The big bend has been on the lot, while the black diamond will be delivered on the 17th.

I feel like it would be a no brainer to get the black diamond just for the larger axle, aux switches, bash plates, and rear lockers. (I live in Florida and would like to take it off roading every once in a while if this plays a factor in which I should choose)

I am just 18 so I don’t necessarily have a family that I need to be carrying around in a four door.

Which should I go with?

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No doubt the BD. Best value for the money. Steel bumpers, bash plates, aux switches. My 2023 is great. I switched my order last year from BB to BD for the tires, steelies, steel bumpers, and mgv seats(at the time BB was cloth)- best change order I ever made.
 

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I was about 9 when I got into cars! I read Car and Driver and Road & Track religiously; had model Ferrari's, Lamborghini's, Porsche's, etc! I remember being pissed at my sister because she bought a Trans-Am and asked her why she didn't get a Porsche 924 instead???

For some it starts early and others it starts late but I bred in the love of all things cars to my son since he was a baby!
Yes, and it’s still funny (to only me apparently) to imagine a 9 year old on here.
 

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Hello all, I am looking to finally join the Bronco family and I have 2 local dealerships I could buy my first Bronco from.

Firstly, my offer of 49,500 would be accepted for a 4 door big bend, with mid package, as pictured below. (Only upgrades it has are the mid package, modular bumper, tube step, and brush guard)

Secondly, my other offer to another dealership was on a 2 door black diamond for 51,000, as pictured below as well. The black diamond would have storage bags upgraded as well as, mid package, floor liners, and cargo area protector.

Both are automatics. The big bend has been on the lot, while the black diamond will be delivered on the 17th.

I feel like it would be a no brainer to get the black diamond just for the larger axle, aux switches, bash plates, and rear lockers. (I live in Florida and would like to take it off roading every once in a while if this plays a factor in which I should choose)

I am just 18 so I don’t necessarily have a family that I need to be carrying around in a four door.

Which should I go with?

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2 Door Black Diamond for sure.
 

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I had a 2 Door. And I'm single. Even then, I occasionally needed more cargo space. The 2 door is really limited, even with the seats down.. So keep that in mind. It's not just for a family :)
 

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Hate to sound like a parent but at 18 I would not be buying a new car. Find yourself a cool used off roader and have fun. Unless your last name is Buffett, save your money.
 

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I had a 2 Door. And I'm single. Even then, I occasionally needed more cargo space. The 2 door is really limited, even with the seats down.. So keep that in mind. It's not just for a family :)
Ladies love the two door. Might not be single if you kept the two door.
 

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Yes, and it’s still funny (to only me apparently) to imagine a 9 year old on here.
At 9 yes but who knows what age some of these people are on here??? ... he's 18 now though. If the internet had been around when I was 9 I probably would have been on the forums, definitely would have been in my teens trying to figure out various repairs on the POS's that I drove!
 

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Hello all, I am looking to finally join the Bronco family and I have 2 local dealerships I could buy my first Bronco from.

Firstly, my offer of 49,500 would be accepted for a 4 door big bend, with mid package, as pictured below. (Only upgrades it has are the mid package, modular bumper, tube step, and brush guard)

Secondly, my other offer to another dealership was on a 2 door black diamond for 51,000, as pictured below as well. The black diamond would have storage bags upgraded as well as, mid package, floor liners, and cargo area protector.

Both are automatics. The big bend has been on the lot, while the black diamond will be delivered on the 17th.

I feel like it would be a no brainer to get the black diamond just for the larger axle, aux switches, bash plates, and rear lockers. (I live in Florida and would like to take it off roading every once in a while if this plays a factor in which I should choose)

I am just 18 so I don’t necessarily have a family that I need to be carrying around in a four door.

Which should I go with?

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Don't limit yourself. Keep looking for exactly what you want, not what's left. At your age, you will grow out of a 2 door and into a 4 door. You have friends, maybe a dog or 2 and may want to start ovelanding. I have a '24 Badlands 4 door and most of the time the back seats are folded flat for store runs.
 

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Lots of talk from guys who struggle to drive say that the 2 door is more maneuverable, as a new driver it's something to consider. Coming from a truck the 4-door feels pretty nimble.
Was thinking the same thing! Love how nimble my 4 door is, but to the question…BD due to washout floors and bash plates. I also agree with searching the used market. Sticker on my OBX SAS was $63k. Bought it 6 months later with 4400 miles for $49k
 
 





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