Bronco Family Review
 

Not sure if anyone saw this or not but Ford released a sizzle video about the upcoming Bronco. Won’t lie, it’s something I would consider if I were looking for a Jeep - depending on how it performs, I think it will push the Jeep.

Video
https://youtu.be/CacIlFaXph0

I'm highly disappointed OJ didnt make a cameo in the vid.

First post :rofl2:

Ford waited over 20 years to try and get people to forget about that lol

Never! The juice is loose, baby!!!! :icon17:

I'm loving the new Ford Bronco. Real body on frame SUV with a manual transmission with real good SUV looks. Seriously considering it. Having a 370Z and a Bronco in my garage is the best of both worlds.

Looks just a bit like this - https://www.landroverusa.com/vehicle...der/index.html

Except the new Defender is NOT body on frame, does not have a manual transmission option, starts at $50,000 instead of $30,000 and has that 'legendary' Jaguar-Land Rover reliability. It's an absolute fail compared to the Bronco.

Ford and reliability are 2 words never to be joined lol :)

Most folks never go 'off road' where any real capability is used. Nice to say you have it at the club or bar. Most Bronco's like all other off road/Jeep vehicles look sporting when shopping our out to dinner. The image attracts lol! :)

Yes same for the Land or Range Rovers. Maybe they get wet in the rain or up to the lodge for skiing. Not much at other times!

saw it, like it, but it's still a ford.

fify

Jeep needs the competition to hopefully push them to improve qc. The new jl is awesome, my better half loves hers but there have been to many “growing pains” with the new model. Bad frame welds, electric ps issues etc.

I’m still fully on the Jeep train tho, bronco is ifs so it’s not gonna cut it for me, too expensive to mod ifs correctly for off-roading and too many failure points compared to sfa.

Regardless, kudos to ford for apparently doing right by such a storied nameplate, unlike Chevy who brought back the blazer and made it a crossover cuv and Land Rover who castrated the defender, the only vehicle in their entire lineup Worth even considering now just another cuv with ifs/irs.

First of all I want to make a disclaimer here, that when I refer to Ford here I am only talking about their body on frame truck vehicles, which are pretty decent quality wise.
I am not talking about any of their unibody crossovers or cars here.

Order of US market truck reliability.

1. Toyota

far ahead of...

2. Ford

which in of itself is far ahead...

3. Chevrolet

4. Fiat-Chrysler (Dodge Ram, Jeep)

FCA makes pretty much the worst vehicles on the planet (with Jaguar-Land Rover not being much better). Do Ford trucks have Toyota level quality? No.

But Ford is much better than any Fiat-Chrysler (or Jaguar Land Rover) product and anyone who buys a new Jeep is a sucker and a fool. Friends don't let friends be suckered into any FCA product.

Previously, the only body on frame SUVs I would consider are:

1. Toyota Land Cruiser / Lexus LX570
2. Toyota 4Runner / Lexus GX470
3. Nissan Patrol / Infiniti QX80

There is a reason why the above vehicles are all of what you will see on an expedition into the Saraha desert and you will never see a Jeep. A vehicle breakdown in the middle of the Sahara desert equals death with a money-back guarantee.

and now the Ford Bronco. Is it better quality wise than a Toyota Land Cruiser? Hell no.

But it is the only body on frame SUV now with a manual transmission that is not made by FCA and that is why I want one.

I've owned 6 Jeeps and 2 Dodge/Ram trucks. They have been better than any ford I've owned. Every ford in the family has been a POS. Never own another one. The 4 chevy trucks hasn't been much better than the fords.

This reads like a CNN opinion piece.

My '07 Ram has been dead reliable for 10 years and 140k miles, many of which with a 2500lb slide in camper in the bed. Toyota is overrated and has been for many years now, though they do tend to win the resale wars with the Tacoma. I know many people with all makes of late model full size trucks, and honestly, it boils down to preference, because all are very similar in terms of reliabilty and longevity. I have a couple friends with 400k+ on Dodges and Fords, and those trucks are still serving daily driver duty.

You have zero basis to discuss reliability on the Bronco since it hasn't been released yet.

So anyways.....carry on.

....and my old Ford is chugging along just fine at 43 years of age.

Of course there's too many mods to list.

http://www.the370z.com/attachment.ph...1&d=1594931749