Definitely! I love the aux switches and extra pre-ran circuitry in my bronco. I do wish they were a few gauges higher in size though.. Cant say I trust the ones ran to the glovebox and up the A pillar for 30 amps.
There are disadvantages and advantages that comes with launching a bit later in the game compared to the competitors... see where they succeed and fail, but at the risk of not enough market area to capitalize on
Thank the lord... I miss the legroom of my 2012 f150 and 2019 ram..
Im only 6'2", but long legged.. plus two teenage kids that ride all the time in the back seat. My bronco gets a bit cramped on any decent length road trip
I agree.. it should perform very solidly offroad in stock form.. and even moreso when we start throwing 37’s or 38’s on them. Here’s my quick findings, flawed or not.. definitely open to opinions.
21 Bronco Badlands Sasquatch.. Not replacing, adding to the stable.
Also have a 24 Bronco Badlands for the wife, and 2002 Durango as my winter beater bomb
Cant say Im well versed in EV's whatsoever.. but quick search said most dealers wont touch it unless theres a problem with the drive unit. Found some other places that recommend replacement every 100,000 miles. I think I would err on the side of caution and switch it on roughly the same interval...
Terra Harvester here.. I went this route because the closest family is 1000 miles away, almost on the dot... If we can get 500 mile range, that would mean stopping for fuel/charge maybe twice on the way to them. That is freaking awesome.
I would be in for a bench.. provided its a 40/20/40 split.. and has cup holders.. thats my largest complaint of the broncos lol. I moved to a bronco from a 5th gen Ram where I had no joke like 12 spots to put a cup in the cab.