If your budget allows for the high package I think the wildtrack is the no brainer. That 360 cam on the 12" screen is amazing. But it's your money
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If one were to go standard package, why not get base over BB? The main advantage I see with BB is the option to bump up to mid.A BB with 2.7, SAS, Sig lights and Standard pkg is the same price as a WT with Standard pkg and all other stuff comes with it already.
Big Bend 2.7L Squatch w/signature lights beats Wildtrak imoMy mind just keeps changing. I am now between the WILDTRAK and the BIGBEND.
This is whats most important to me now:
1. I like the simple bumper with built in fog lights
2. Definitely SASQUATCH
3. The wheels on the WT look better, but it's only that ring being black.
4.That ring can easily become black after I take delivery
5. The smaller engine is fine.
6. A simple interior (color wise)
7. SIG LIGHTS!
What I like but dont really need:
1. That larger screen.
2. The mirror signals.
3. painted door handles
SO, this takes me to the Big Bend. The other choices in between come with things like SIDE STEPS, "colorful" interiors and larger engines.
What I would be most happy with is this:
A SASQUATCH Bronco 2 door with the smaller engine, one color (black) interior, No side step but ROCK RAILS, painted door handles, SIG lights, heated seats, remote start, mod bumper w fogs, and larger screen.
UGH...
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why?Big Bend 2.7L Squatch w/signature lights beats Wildtrak imo
I agree with most of your assessment. I was wondering about the larger engine and mpg? If getting the larger engine decreases it by a meaningful amount, then that cost plus the extra for high pkg, maybe does not seem to be worth it, to me. I’m not certain though. I’m getting a black truck sofirst response just reading the title only, and not considering the cost difference
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After reading your post and comparing your wants and needs list between the two trims WILDTRAK comes out on top in almost every category. Aside from the base cloth seats interior, the WT has everything else. And actually both trims offer the same sandstone interior which I would consider basic colors - nothing fancy like grabber blue accents or bronze dashes.
Really I don't even see how Big Bend even plays here because you can't get the high package (big screen) or the signals on the mirrors in this trim. The only thing I can deduct is that it's a total price issue. If that's the case then you can get most of what you want in the Big Bend trim, but you'll have to sacrifice some things that you want in order to get the cost down.
What you have to answer for yourself is can you live with the sacrifices and be happy with the cost or are you willing to fork out the money to get everything that you want. Personally I'm forking out the money to get all of the things on my check list.
Hope that my input helps.
Well, I like the fog lights and mid package. Need the heated seats.If one were to go standard package, why not get base over BB? The main advantage I see with BB is the option to bump up to mid.
For a two door, base is a no brainer if you’re going SAS. The jump from base 2 door to BB 2 door doesn’t represent a good value other than unlocking some options that can be added on top of the price increase. Options like a locker or mid package available with BB. If you want a 2 door and 35s the base sas is the deal unless you want to spend big money.If one were to go standard package, why not get base over BB? The main advantage I see with BB is the option to bump up to mid.
The auto trans is included in the 4-door Base and not the BB, so that’s part of it. A 4-dr Base SAS and a 4-dr BB w/Mid come out to almost the same exact price. From starting at Base, what it effectively costs for the mid-package on the BB ($2,680 to step up to BB from base plus $1595 for auto trans plus $1495 for mid package - $5,770) is the same as SAS ($5,790). It’s a loaded pay to play for the mid-package.For a two door, base is a no brainer if you’re going SAS. The jump from base 2 door to BB 2 door doesn’t represent a good value other than unlocking some options that can be added on top of the price increase. Options like a locker or mid package available with BB. If you want a 2 door and 35s the base sas is the deal unless you want to spend big money.
on the other hand the price difference between base 4 door and BB four door is very small. I don’t really understand that...?
BB 2.7 Squatch and WT are mechanically identical. BB Signature light option makes that identical. The only non cosmetic difference is a GOAT mode (worthless to me).why?
Big Bend is about $1,400 less than WT after adding Sas, sig lights, mid package and MIC topA BB with 2.7, SAS, Sig lights and Standard pkg is the same price as a WT with Standard pkg and all other stuff comes with it already.
Ya I’m a Bronco6G forum noob. I don’t know enough to be posting anything. Learned my lesson on that post...Big Bend is about $1,400 less than WT after adding Sas, sig lights, mid package and MIC top