ThirtyOne
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Again, vast majority is really not relevant.If we're being completely honest, the vast majority of all Jeeps and Broncos sold will be mall crawlers. However, I'm a little surprised at a lot of the comments in that thread re: scratches, mud, off roading, etc., because I figured the die hard enthusiasts (aka the folks who demonstrate significant early interest) would be the off roading types. That mistake is on me lol.
if 25%-35% do some kind of off-roading, which we think is probably the numbers for wranglers, then that is plenty large enough to drive the market. The question is whether the Bronco will have those types of numbers.
It is more than capable to.
which, by the way, so are 4Runners, Land Cruisers, Colorado ZR2, Raptors, Tacomas, etc.
It is important to Jeep that the Wrangler be the best. It is good for all of us for a meaningful % of owners of many different vehicles to enjoy off-roading.
i have been on Federal, state, and commercial trails this summer that were basically empty on a weekend. That’s not good for any of us. I will be happy to see some Broncos on the trails next year.
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