Nope, I've seen it and they basically did what they did with the new mustang vs the old mustang with the new bronco.Ford will produce a Blazerized Bronco similiar to the new Blazer, you watch LOL
So only way to sell will be big bag of cash on the hood . but they can offer a special white OJ edition, maybe have OJ's signature on some dash plaques, that will real em in.
Sigh. ok. I'll bite. When and where did you see the new Bronco?
The baby Bronco will be the direct competitor of the Blazer, which is going to sell like hotcakes. It will be the cash-cow model that will allow them to make a true off-road Big Bronco that will be a direct competitor to the JL. The Bronco will have more HP/Torque than the JL and a comparable interior (though I'm still predicting IFS, which works for 90% of buyers). It will lack the aftermarket support, so they will offer more factory options, though perhaps as packages that are more comprehensive than the Jeep's, but also might require the buyer to pay for items they wouldn't otherwise buy.Ford will produce a Blazerized Bronco similiar to the new Blazer, you watch LOL
So only way to sell will be big bag of cash on the hood . but they can offer a special white OJ edition, maybe have OJ's signature on some dash plaques, that will real em in.
Key word is capable “looking” not capable. Women think the range rovers totally capable looking , Rich executives think the new Land Cruiser is totally capable looking. The New bronco is going to be exactly like the original Explorer. Built off the Ranger platform with IFS and four-door but with a removable top nothing more. I’m sure we’ll have some impressive stickers and capable looking fancy electronics , some silver shocks . oh it’ll look the part for sure. But if you turn it upside down it’ll look like every other cookie-cutter mall cruiser SUV.
A few months ago. I got called and asked to participate in a Marketing study. It was to get reactions and feedback about a "newly designed SUV". It was done over three separate visits, paying $150 each day. We showed up, they took our phones, given a clipboard and sent into a large industrial/warehouse like building. Inside were two rows of large LCD displays. One side was was photos of the exteriors of vehicles, the other side were interior photos. There was also a vehicle under a cover in the center. Each display was a different vehicle, with various views playing as a slide show. Some of them were current SUV models (WK2, JL, 4Runner, etc) all debadged with no identifying brand marks. Among those were also some rendered vehicles, that were similar to eachother but had different grills, fender cutout shapes, window edges, etc. We were asked to rate each design (even current ones) in a serious of categories (style, aggressiveness, sportiness, ruggedness, etc). Basically they would hand you a clipboard with survey questions and you would fill it out for each and every vehicle represented, return to a desk and they would replace the papers on the clipboard with the next serious of questions. It went on for about 2-3 hours each day and then a 3rd day was a panel discussion. We were never told what the vehicle was or even who the manufacturer was but for those into Jeeps/4x4's it was fairly apparent that it was the new bronco. In one case the headlights were just slightly reshaped Raptor lights. Flared fenders on most. One even had the 3 grill lights from the Raptor. There were also two versions a 2 door and 4 door. Likely only one of them would go to production, but they clearly were trying to decide.
Did you have to sign a nondisclosure? If not, then I want more deets.
That is Lego, which I also want, but we're talking a transformering bronco/jeep here
