DUNE RAP
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Ut oh, you are making too much rational sense.I’m more interested in the 2.7 Bronco vs the 3.6 and 2.3 vs 2.0 since they are the more comparable models.
This is just filler content while they edit/cut all the video from the Offroad comparison.That video makes no sense as should I purchase a Jeep or a Bronco, wouldn't you rather know how it performs off road, that's where my decision would be made.
Not quite...It's pretty clear that the standard engines are going to shake out like this:
Bronco 2.7 = slightly the fastest
Jeep 3.6 = slightly slower than the Bronco 2.7
Jeep 2.0 = slightly slower than the Jeep 3.6
Bronco 2.3 = slightly slower than any of them
Not rocket science. Not controversial. And not particularly important for off-road vehicles. I'd be surprised if there's more than 1.3 seconds difference in the quarter mile from best to worst.
I’m more interested in the 2.7 Bronco vs the 3.6 and 2.3 vs 2.0 since they are the more comparable models.
Ut oh, you are making too much rational sense.
BRONCO BAD, WRANGLER GOOD, OOGA BOOGA.
That is almost certainly proof of whatever it is you're trying to prove. People don't have other things going on in their lives. Participation frequency on this forum is directly correlative to success in debates.the Bronco guys who commented almost daily have quieted down significantly
If there was just one or two posters, you’d have a point. It’s not a coincidence that every single of them of quieted down when more and more unfavorable news was revealed. This is the same site most of them boasted how much better the Bronco would be. Big difference between a coincidence and a correlation.That is almost certainly proof of whatever it is you're trying to prove. People don't have other things going on in their lives. Participation frequency on this forum is directly correlative to success in debates.