😂 I totally dispute the claims - and I own a Wildtrak. Based on experience it is an excellent and comfy daily and long distance driver. The Turbo powerful and the vehicle takes off smoothly - in sport mode it flies! The vehicle is worth every penny!
I have a 22 wild track and never had a problem, little to none road noise is expected but with the radio on and or having a conversation I don't even hear it. It's very comfortable to drive too.
I own a 2024 Wildtrak and put 5000 miles on it in 2 months and I also have a 2023 GLC 300. The Bronco is an ideal car for long distances as well as a car for every day. She is beautiful and her design will be relevant even after 10 years. I am in love with this car and drive it much more often than my Mercedes.The car is very dynamic and even after my Camaro 2ss 2020, everything that the author says is an absolutely personal opinion that does not correspond to reality
Just bought one and love it! Drives great, noise isn’t bad at all in the hard top (turn the radio on), and accelerates just like I expected for an “off-road” suv.
Totally disagree! I have a '24 Badlands Sasquatch. Yes, road noise is as expected, it's not a luxury SUV, but power delivery in the 2.7 is fantastic. Value for the money in my opinion.
I daily a 23 Big Bend soft top. Ride is comfortable even with the upgraded 33" all terrains I added. noise is a reasonable complaint, but you can carry a normal volume conversation. Power/trans: spend $600 and get a Ford Performance procal 4 tuner. problems solved. That's what I did. Mine was only $42k, fairly reasonable.
I have the 22 Bronco and I can tell you there is no issue with power. The 2.7 is a great motor and with the twin turbos it gets up and moves just fine for a SUV. Noise is also not an issue and as for comfort, I have no issues there either. Sounds like someone is just mad cause he can't afford one!!
I’ve only owned F250’s the past 20 years and in 2023 I decided to buy a Bronco Bandlands. I wasn’t sure if I did the right thing but, a year later and 12,000 miles, I can say It’s been reliable and a fun vehicle to drive. The down side was I wanted to trade up to a Bronco Raptor and my local dealer didn’t want to make a deal (and I paid below MSRP) so now I’m looking to deal with another dealer.
Test drove one this past weekend (hard top). The suspension seems smooth and a nice ride. The road noise on the highway was pretty bad, side roads actually just fine.. It seemed VERY powerful but I did notice the slight lag you mention. I loved the car but not at 60K+ . Insane prices.
I had my wildtrak for 1 day and it quit starting in the morning. It sat in the shop for a month and found out the fuel pump failed. Not to mention just random issues with the infotainment and stuff. That’s why it’s gone and I went back to a 4Runner. Almost 70k for something that breaks immediately is just trash I think.
I love my 2023 Sasquatch! I don’t even hear any noise with my hard top. Ride feels nice and smooth and super fast when I need it to be. I love it! Best car I’ve owned
I've really been wanting to get into a body on frame SUV lately as all my cars have been sports cars. Always needed to rent SUV's when i wanted to go on adventures. Are these REALLY that bad day to day compared to the stiff suspension of a sports car where you quite literally feel the smallest road imperfection?
1. It’s an off-roader, you buy it knowing it’s going to be loud inside. If not, get a fancy X3 to experience the luxury. 2. Power delivery is sweet on the 2.7L, no lag as mentioned, not sure how your version feels choppy but I confirm it does not. 3. Price tag, yes it’s high, but no need to buy the WildtraK as everyone knows the real off-roader is the Badlands, has all the buttons and Baja mode is just like the sport mode - essentially cheaper but hey, you pay to play. 😂 … just 2 cents from the daily driver of a BL 2-Dr.
I had a 2016 wrangler. The Bronco is light years above where that thing was in driveability. It’s smooth, comfortable, and was much cheaper to get into. I will say that the transmission is clunky and indecisive at first, but it smooths out in a flash. The noise complaint is slander compared to wrangler. That’s all.
I have 2023 Wildtrak, one of the best vehicles I have owned. I traded in my 2015 BMW X6 M and I have never looked back. This vehicle is a great daily driver and the suspension is amazing. Also, I have had the top off and enjoying the summer. I would recommend you ease off on your criticisms because you can’t change the world. People buy vehicles for their own reasons, that’s what makes the world go round. I can take this vehicle anywhere and have fun doing it. And yes vehicles are expensive, so buy used if you can’t afford them.
Cost cost and cost. This rolling iPhone is too expensive, as are most cars in America. Cost of insurance. Car insurance costs in America are going insane. Cost of tags - insane too. Car ownership is reverting to the top 1 percent as planned.
Disagree with the Fox suspension. I find no problems. Agree the 2.7L. It’s fine for the 2-door model, but the 3.0L option is needed for the 4-door. And prices are starting to come down. I saw a Wildtrak (3.0L) marked at 61k at a dealer recently.
The price tag is the only thing he mentioned that made sense. The HOSS 3.0 system is a very smooth ride. You don't buy a Bronco because you want a luxury commuter vehicle.
It has carpet, honestly not why anyone wants carpet in a truck. I always just end up covering it up with heavy duty rubber mats anyway, so I don't have too bother with trying to clean nasty gunked up carpet.
While agree 67k is ridiculously high that seems to be the new norm lol. Heck I’m looking at the new Tacoma TRD Pro and that thing is going b well over 70k. I personally would not pay these prices but we all know people will and are buying them
Seems all of these arguments could be said about the Wrangler as well, but there are millions of those things in the road. People don’t seem to care about ride quality and fuel economy if it looks cool enough. That said, when these came out I wanted the base 2-door with a manual and the steel wheels (which had an MSRP under $35k) but that option disappeared.
I drive mine daily, and cannot disagree more with what’s said here. The suspension is awesome. It’s a single turbo, not twin turbo - which engages at higher RPMs, as turbos do.
Your accessment is just one bad opinion if your looking for a off road vehicle this is one of the top 2 smoothest turbo lag did you put in sport that goes away far as road noise go drive a jeep then compare!
I have a 23 wildtrak. Man i love that thing. I think it rides great. Wind noise isn't a problem. And I love the price point! Haha.... jk... it's a little expensive. But it sounds like this man is used to driving Cadillacs or something.
I keep seeing these guys complain about turbo lag and I don’t get it. I’ve got the 2.7 as well but it goes without issue. The Sasquatch package makes it slower but again, it’s not meant to be fast really. I don’t get it.
1 Ford 2 not a dodge 3 not a jeep 4 Not a 4Runner. I have a '23 4Runner Off Road Premium that is great on the Outer Banks' beaches. I sold my '16 Trail Prem to my stepson.
Displacement refers to size. Anything less than a 4.0L for an SUV of this size is definitely “small” …certainly a 2.7L. It’s a tiny engine that is arguably overworked to generate top-tier power. Larger displacement (naturally aspirated motors) have less stress to generate power.
You obviously don’t know what you’re talking about. You don’t care about any of the things you discuss when buying a Bronco. They have plenty of power. I am not looking for a sports car. I knew that before stepping on the lot. They shift very smooth. The noise is not that bad, just turn the stereo up. The price is on par with like vehicles.
This guy is pretty much wrong on all counts. I have a ‘23 Badlands Sasquatch. This car is very capable off road and is actually amazingly comfortable on the highway also. But yes, it is a compromise. It is impossible for one vehicle to be great OffRoad and great on the highway. Most people would understand that fact. And yes, wind noise is higher than any high end family sedan. But conversations or listening to radio are not a problem. Engine lag? Tranny harsh? My 2.7 v6 ranks as one of the best engines I have ever owned. Very linear, very smooth, very powerful. The transmission shifts noiselessly and is always in the right gear. It’s an amazing 10speed. The price? I paid about 65k for my loaded Bronco and certainly do wish it was cheaper. But a Range Rover, Mercedes, Toyota or Jeep similarly equipped cost as much or more. New cars are expensive. You can but a little Toyota or Honda sedan for 30k and if that floats your boat then great. But we are talking about OffRoad vehicles. Obviously you can find a good used OffRoad vehicle cheaper than a Bronco. But used cars are rarely actually cheap. Bottom line is the Bronco is not for everyone. But for some of us it’s as perfect as we can find.
What this guy is actually saying is, 3 reasons why he can’t afford a bronco. He doesn’t even own this car. All cars at this caliber is minimum 50k. Tacoma Trd can get to 63k. Chevy Colorado around 64k. And the Wrangler is 7k more. Comparable options.
I don’t understand this review, if you put these size of tires on a Cadillac Escalade, and if they made the Escalade top come off, it would have the same wind noise so you get what you pay for I love my bronco wild track and it drives great and it has plenty of power
I completely disagree. Just test drove a 2022 wiltrack and was so surprised how smooth driving it was. Was also impressed with how quiet for having the ability to take the entire top off. This was a great rig and went to buy something else and now buying this.
I currently drive a 2020 Escape. I'm a long time Ford customer, but I don't want a Bronco at any price. Very upset that Ford is canceling the Escape. Bronco quality has been questionable. My Escape will be last Ford.
Toyota of today is junk, the only reason they even sell is because of the reputation they built years ago. And even then they were reliable but made from the cheapest metal, & plastic interiors.
Guy has no clue. Just bought a 2 door carbonized. Coolest thing ever. Is it a great primary family car? Hell no. So much quieter and tame on road than you could ever imagine. Blows a Rubicon or Rubicon x out of the water. Guy needs to buy a rav4 and shut up
$67 THOUSAND DOLLARS IS OVER KILL, I CAN GET A TOYOTA 4 RUNNER FOR $55 THOUSAND AND EVEN THAT IS SO HIGH OF PRICE, LOOKS LIKE FORD HAS SOME COMPETITION !
All vehicles are expensive. The bronco you are showing is an off-road vehicle like a jeep wrangler. They make street versions as well that ride better & have street tires. Your video seems to indicate that you are uninformed or most likely have no need for such a vehicle.
This guy has not driven a jeep or any vehicle that has large wheels 😂. The hard top is quiet compared to its competitors. I do agree its 10k overpriced.
@@theeconomist100, willing to bet you can’t afford one for starters, so you most likely haven’t even driven one for any length of time to remotely have an opinion on the matter. But you are entitled to your worthless, unfounded opinion.
😂 I totally dispute the claims - and I own a Wildtrak. Based on experience it is an excellent and comfy daily and long distance driver. The Turbo powerful and the vehicle takes off smoothly - in sport mode it flies!
The vehicle is worth every penny!
I have a 22 wild track and never had a problem, little to none road noise is expected but with the radio on and or having a conversation I don't even hear it.
It's very comfortable to drive too.
The fox suspension is soft what do you mean harsh?
Exactly! It’s smooth as butter
Yup this is absolutely nowhere near harsh. That's a wild take.
Haters will always hate😂
Just bought one yesterday. It's very smooth and soft, dont know what he's talking about
Had mine for a year. Suspension is great on or off-road. Wind noise is not that bad.
I own a 2024 Wildtrak and put 5000 miles on it in 2 months and I also have a 2023 GLC 300. The Bronco is an ideal car for long distances as well as a car for every day. She is beautiful and her design will be relevant even after 10 years. I am in love with this car and drive it much more often than my Mercedes.The car is very dynamic and even after my Camaro 2ss 2020, everything that the author says is an absolutely personal opinion that does not correspond to reality
That is great to hear. Thank you for sharing!
I want one, but I can't spend that kind of money right now. It's a bit on the pricey side. That said, I've seen that prices have come down a bit.
Just bought one and love it! Drives great, noise isn’t bad at all in the hard top (turn the radio on), and accelerates just like I expected for an “off-road” suv.
Totally disagree! I have a '24 Badlands Sasquatch. Yes, road noise is as expected, it's not a luxury SUV, but power delivery in the 2.7 is fantastic. Value for the money in my opinion.
A bronco value lol
I daily a 23 Big Bend soft top. Ride is comfortable even with the upgraded 33" all terrains I added. noise is a reasonable complaint, but you can carry a normal volume conversation. Power/trans: spend $600 and get a Ford Performance procal 4 tuner. problems solved. That's what I did. Mine was only $42k, fairly reasonable.
I have the 22 Bronco and I can tell you there is no issue with power. The 2.7 is a great motor and with the twin turbos it gets up and moves just fine for a SUV. Noise is also not an issue and as for comfort, I have no issues there either. Sounds like someone is just mad cause he can't afford one!!
Noise is definitely an issue for most people. I sold mine because it was so loud. But i know some are worse than others.. i had a 2 door
Those are actually good points. However I just got my Badlands and I love it!
I’ve only owned F250’s the past 20 years and in 2023 I decided to buy a Bronco Bandlands. I wasn’t sure if I did the right thing but, a year later and 12,000 miles, I can say It’s been reliable and a fun vehicle to drive. The down side was I wanted to trade up to a Bronco Raptor and my local dealer didn’t want to make a deal (and I paid below MSRP) so now I’m looking to deal with another dealer.
Test drove one this past weekend (hard top). The suspension seems smooth and a nice ride. The road noise on the highway was pretty bad, side roads actually just fine.. It seemed VERY powerful but I did notice the slight lag you mention. I loved the car but not at 60K+ . Insane prices.
I had my wildtrak for 1 day and it quit starting in the morning. It sat in the shop for a month and found out the fuel pump failed. Not to mention just random issues with the infotainment and stuff. That’s why it’s gone and I went back to a 4Runner. Almost 70k for something that breaks immediately is just trash I think.
Source: trust me bro.
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@@Terrarunner24 Source: Trust me bro
Lol Meanwhile new Toyotas are blowing engines and Diffs.
The Ford Pro Performance ProCal 4 tune makes the automatic shifting feel healthier and smoother.
I love my 2023 Sasquatch! I don’t even hear any noise with my hard top. Ride feels nice and smooth and super fast when I need it to be. I love it! Best car I’ve owned
Yeah, Broncos is not for weak man.
and poor
Smart men* fixed it for you.
Smart people DO NOT buy vehicles like this 👆
@@johnnyfreeman1018what do they buy? Teslas that crap out when it gets too cold or wet
It's built for real man😂😂😂NOT FOR YOU
I've really been wanting to get into a body on frame SUV lately as all my cars have been sports cars. Always needed to rent SUV's when i wanted to go on adventures. Are these REALLY that bad day to day compared to the stiff suspension of a sports car where you quite literally feel the smallest road imperfection?
1. It’s an off-roader, you buy it knowing it’s going to be loud inside. If not, get a fancy X3 to experience the luxury. 2. Power delivery is sweet on the 2.7L, no lag as mentioned, not sure how your version feels choppy but I confirm it does not. 3. Price tag, yes it’s high, but no need to buy the WildtraK as everyone knows the real off-roader is the Badlands, has all the buttons and Baja mode is just like the sport mode - essentially cheaper but hey, you pay to play. 😂 … just 2 cents from the daily driver of a BL 2-Dr.
Mine has been great, and it drives amazing on and off road, just got back from Arkansas in the quachita mountains
I had a 2016 wrangler. The Bronco is light years above where that thing was in driveability. It’s smooth, comfortable, and was much cheaper to get into. I will say that the transmission is clunky and indecisive at first, but it smooths out in a flash. The noise complaint is slander compared to wrangler. That’s all.
I have 2023 Wildtrak, one of the best vehicles I have owned. I traded in my 2015 BMW X6 M and I have never looked back. This vehicle is a great daily driver and the suspension is amazing. Also, I have had the top off and enjoying the summer. I would recommend you ease off on your criticisms because you can’t change the world. People buy vehicles for their own reasons, that’s what makes the world go round. I can take this vehicle anywhere and have fun doing it. And yes vehicles are expensive, so buy used if you can’t afford them.
Cost cost and cost. This rolling iPhone is too expensive, as are most cars in America. Cost of insurance. Car insurance costs in America are going insane. Cost of tags - insane too. Car ownership is reverting to the top 1 percent as planned.
Disagree with the Fox suspension. I find no problems. Agree the 2.7L. It’s fine for the 2-door model, but the 3.0L option is needed for the 4-door. And prices are starting to come down. I saw a Wildtrak (3.0L) marked at 61k at a dealer recently.
The 2 door is built on an Escape chassis, the 4 door is a ranger chassis. They would have to cut the price in half and even then I doubt I'd buy one.
Not a chance I pay over $55k for this vehicle.
Agree. My wife has wanted a Bronco for a while and I am taking a look at a '24 Wildtrak listed for $57k by me. I would pull the trigger at $50-$52k
I wouldnt pay 40 for any of them. Thr $$ for technology is garbage. @pinacolaaadas
Everything is 50k now
@@app1mxh in 2014 I got a new platinum tundra out the door for $48,500. I think those days are gone.
25k is about right for this thing
The price tag is the only thing he mentioned that made sense. The HOSS 3.0 system is a very smooth ride. You don't buy a Bronco because you want a luxury commuter vehicle.
The price is the big thing for most ppl. With the current financial struggles in the US most ppl, families simply cannot afford it.
How much are they leasing for
Over 50k for a car with no carpet in the floor is wild
Wildtrak has carpet, but I would rather not have carpet.
It has carpet, honestly not why anyone wants carpet in a truck.
I always just end up covering it up with heavy duty rubber mats anyway, so I don't have too bother with trying to clean nasty gunked up carpet.
While agree 67k is ridiculously high that seems to be the new norm lol. Heck I’m looking at the new Tacoma TRD Pro and that thing is going b well over 70k. I personally would not pay these prices but we all know people will and are buying them
Seems all of these arguments could be said about the Wrangler as well, but there are millions of those things in the road. People don’t seem to care about ride quality and fuel economy if it looks cool enough.
That said, when these came out I wanted the base 2-door with a manual and the steel wheels (which had an MSRP under $35k) but that option disappeared.
Agree with the price tag, but ride is smooth and much more quiet inside than a wrangler
I got the 2 door and it’s awesome
Badlands with sas package marked down from
80k to 60k CAD. Thinking about it.
I drive mine daily, and cannot disagree more with what’s said here. The suspension is awesome. It’s a single turbo, not twin turbo - which engages at higher RPMs, as turbos do.
Your accessment is just one bad opinion if your looking for a off road vehicle this is one of the top 2 smoothest turbo lag did you put in sport that goes away far as road noise go drive a jeep then compare!
I have a 23 wildtrak. Man i love that thing. I think it rides great. Wind noise isn't a problem. And I love the price point! Haha.... jk... it's a little expensive. But it sounds like this man is used to driving Cadillacs or something.
If you’re looking for a luxury SUV by one, that’s not why we buy a Bronco!!
I keep seeing these guys complain about turbo lag and I don’t get it. I’ve got the 2.7 as well but it goes without issue. The Sasquatch package makes it slower but again, it’s not meant to be fast really. I don’t get it.
I love the honesty
1 Ford
2 not a dodge
3 not a jeep
4 Not a 4Runner.
I have a '23 4Runner Off Road Premium that is great on the Outer Banks' beaches. I sold my '16 Trail Prem to my stepson.
It's the new norm because of the demand and more people are working.
So the 2.7l is a low displacement engine? 330 HP is plenty for most average people
Displacement refers to size. Anything less than a 4.0L for an SUV of this size is definitely “small” …certainly a 2.7L. It’s a tiny engine that is arguably overworked to generate top-tier power. Larger displacement (naturally aspirated motors) have less stress to generate power.
Definitely will be sticking to Toyota Untamed. But great review 🙌🏼
I sill want one😊
Just purchased a 2024 bronco Badlands Sasquatch with High-Lux package for 62,500
You tune out the turbo lag. That should not be an issue.
I heard sales were so bad now, that Ford might AX them in a couple of years!!!
Looks like you heard wrong dealers can’t keep them in stock
Nah, the dealers in my area (South Florida) are selling them like hotcakes.
You obviously don’t know what you’re talking about. You don’t care about any of the things you discuss when buying a Bronco. They have plenty of power. I am not looking for a sports car. I knew that before stepping on the lot. They shift very smooth. The noise is not that bad, just turn the stereo up. The price is on par with like vehicles.
Sounds like he’s describing a jeep not a bronco 😂
Like a Jeep, it’s not you are like driving a Lexus. If you want a Ford with comfort, get the Explorer or Expedition.
Jeep decided to make their price point so high Ford just went ahead and tagged right along. 392 Rubicon no replacement for displacement.
This guy is pretty much wrong on all counts. I have a ‘23 Badlands Sasquatch. This car is very capable off road and is actually amazingly comfortable on the highway also. But yes, it is a compromise. It is impossible for one vehicle to be great OffRoad and great on the highway. Most people would understand that fact. And yes, wind noise is higher than any high end family sedan. But conversations or listening to radio are not a problem. Engine lag? Tranny harsh? My 2.7 v6 ranks as one of the best engines I have ever owned. Very linear, very smooth, very powerful. The transmission shifts noiselessly and is always in the right gear. It’s an amazing 10speed. The price? I paid about 65k for my loaded Bronco and certainly do wish it was cheaper. But a Range Rover, Mercedes, Toyota or Jeep similarly equipped cost as much or more. New cars are expensive. You can but a little Toyota or Honda sedan for 30k and if that floats your boat then great. But we are talking about OffRoad vehicles. Obviously you can find a good used OffRoad vehicle cheaper than a Bronco. But used cars are rarely actually cheap. Bottom line is the Bronco is not for everyone. But for some of us it’s as perfect as we can find.
What this guy is actually saying is, 3 reasons why he can’t afford a bronco. He doesn’t even own this car. All cars at this caliber is minimum 50k. Tacoma Trd can get to 63k. Chevy Colorado around 64k. And the Wrangler is 7k more. Comparable options.
I don’t understand this review, if you put these size of tires on a Cadillac Escalade, and if they made the Escalade top come off, it would have the same wind noise so you get what you pay for I love my bronco wild track and it drives great and it has plenty of power
I completely disagree. Just test drove a 2022 wiltrack and was so surprised how smooth driving it was. Was also impressed with how quiet for having the ability to take the entire top off. This was a great rig and went to buy something else and now buying this.
It was so amazing I ended up buying it!!!
Thats the point of buying a off road vehicle
lol I daily mine and have no issues with it being "harsh"...sounds like you don't have a smooth foot either
This Dude drivea Wrangler that is gonna rust in three years ….. 😭😭!!
Yea and broturd dont rust lol
The wrong engine from the start with such a huge price tag. The small engines don't pay homage to the Bronco tradition.
I currently drive a 2020 Escape. I'm a long time Ford customer, but I don't want a Bronco at any price. Very upset that Ford is canceling the Escape. Bronco quality has been questionable. My Escape will be last Ford.
I’m not a fan of the windows auto rolling down to open the door
I would not trade my rusted beat up 1978 Bronco for one of these new pieces of things. Ford has been going the wrong direction for years.
What is cheap these days???
I just seen a Toyota Toco for $65,000.
Isn’t that insane!? 😬
I'm torn between a wrap on a 2015 gtr and entry level mb
Overpriced, noisy, poor quality…
This guy is biased towards Toyota. Toyota ain’t all that bud.
Yeah I’m not a fan of new Toyotas. Checkout my latest vids on Untamed Motors 👍
Toyota of today is junk, the only reason they even sell is because of the reputation they built years ago.
And even then they were reliable but made from the cheapest metal, & plastic interiors.
Never even considered it but thanks for the validation.
This guy is comparing a full frame 4WD to a RAV4.
It’s sad America’s greatest engines are fading away we need V8s
Still better than my 08 kia
disagree with everything you say, I daily a badlands on 35x12.5 MT and feels great
Guy has no clue. Just bought a 2 door carbonized. Coolest thing ever. Is it a great primary family car? Hell no. So much quieter and tame on road than you could ever imagine. Blows a Rubicon or Rubicon x out of the water. Guy needs to buy a rav4 and shut up
The price should be no more than 25k.
I have a 2011 Xterra, don't tell me this thing is a harsh ride lol
Sounds more like a car driver whining about a truck. My 2022 wildtrak is great!
Wow a off road car is a terrible daily driver who would have thought
I’m berry satisfied with my Fj 2007
And my Chevy tracker 2001
I don’t trust on turbo engines
$67 THOUSAND DOLLARS IS OVER KILL, I CAN GET A TOYOTA 4 RUNNER FOR $55 THOUSAND AND EVEN THAT IS SO HIGH OF PRICE, LOOKS LIKE FORD HAS SOME COMPETITION !
All vehicles are expensive. The bronco you are showing is an off-road vehicle like a jeep wrangler. They make street versions as well that ride better & have street tires. Your video seems to indicate that you are uninformed or most likely have no need for such a vehicle.
Another Expert 🤣🤣🤣
I wish they’d put the 2.7 in another car.
I have 23 Bandlands 2 door and I love it. Drove it in queens and so damn nimble. This BS
Bronco owners in the comments can see that the video guy has never owned a Bronco (real bronco, not those minis)
1.Its a ford
2.Its a ford
3.A guy I worked with had one and got rid of it after 6 months cause it kept accelerating on its own
wow we got a lost cause over here. u make 0 sense bud
@@purpytwinzo4290 Maybe they didn't understand adaptive cruise control 😂
@@Procter05 lmaoo that's most likely the reason
Your forgot number 4 reason is the pain from your cheeks 😅 from smiling because it is so fun to drive !
SNOW FLAKE CAR REVIEWS. 😂 he can't help it peeps he loves his tesla model.3. 😮
Just get a Corolla !!, (Bronco) it’s a horse on the badge and people complain about wind noise 🤦
Didn't hear one good reason except maybe the price
This guy has not driven a jeep or any vehicle that has large wheels 😂. The hard top is quiet compared to its competitors. I do agree its 10k overpriced.
Don't worry,I WASN'T considering......
This guy is talking sh*t. Must be a Jeep fanatic. Nothing drives worse than a Jeep Wrangler.
1 Ford
2 not a dodge
3 not a jeep
Hahah nice. Facts 💯
How about 3 reasons you delete this reel CAUSE BRONCOS ARE THE BEST 🦅
Haha 🤣 Hey now, I posted 3 Reasons to Buy too…
Go buy a electric fancy car bro😂
#4 Good luck reaching 100K miles without major drivetrain or electronics issues.
Haha so I hear
You obviously have absolutely no idea what you are talking about. Oh yea! Sorry you can’t afford one 🤣😂🤣
Its a overpriced garnage cans lol
@@theeconomist100, willing to bet you can’t afford one for starters, so you most likely haven’t even driven one for any length of time to remotely have an opinion on the matter. But you are entitled to your worthless, unfounded opinion.
$67k? oof
Your not buying a bronco or a jeep for a luxury ride lol pointless 3 points
Harsh compared to what? A Land Rover?
Not, but compared to what? A Mercedes?