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Ok, that's badass.
I saw the interior on a couple of Bronco's at a similar event. I definitely think the Wrangler interior is better. I liked the Bronco interior better than I thought I would. But the center stack controls just screamed Ford parts bin. The leather I saw was terrible - cheap looking and bad colors. It may have been the vinyl but I would be surprised because it was the Outer Banks. The steering wheel looked cheap. Also no rear AC vents. The tech was better like the big screens and the wireless phone charger. The grab handles were cool. But overall it was a notch below the Wrangler. It was almost like they benchmarked the JK interior instead of the JL.I have to disagree, the Bronco is on par with the Wrangler in terms of fit and finish and way better in the paint department. The Wranglers are sub par and always have been when compared dollar for dollar to cars and trucks in their price range.
My 2020 4x4 Ranger PU has an outdated cockpit, but is still generally nicer then my 3.6 2020 JLUR was in fit, finish, power and ride quality. The Bronco being based on the Ranger should also excel in these areas. The Bronco I saw at King of the Hammers were rather nice and if they were available I would have jumped shipped to buy one. Can’t wait 18-24 months so instead I ordered a new 2.0 2021 JLUR to replace my Lemon Lawed 3.6 2020 JLUR.
I think that has nothing to do with it.If it proves to be more reliable than the Wrangler it'll sell like mad.
The 4Runner is selling just fine? Not my cup of tea, I can't stand the things, but they sure do move a lot of them.I think that has nothing to do with it.
The 4Runner and FJ are Toyotas. By reputation the most reliable off-roaders. They don't sell.
This segment doesn't really care about reliability.
Worse than a ‘97 Mustang?Interior
- Interior was a huge let down. The overall quality seemed extremely low. Hard plastic everywhere out of what seemed like a 1990s van.
Grandpa would be disappointed.grandpa's pants
I think outer banks and diamond?What trim were these?
Will all due respect, the 4Runner and the modern FJ aren't Jeeps - no taking the doors off, or putting the top down. When shopping for a Jeep, I never even considered them.I think that has nothing to do with it.
The 4Runner and FJ are Toyotas. By reputation the most reliable off-roaders. They don't sell.
This segment doesn't really care about reliability.
Vehicross is a cool concept with high tec drivetrain for its time, with maybe not the best realibility.Reminds me of something...