goeduck
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Yes, those are very, very nice looking. Here, I am still waiting for a nice green.
2022 Bronco sport review
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I love that adaptive cruise control.
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Congratulations, great looking vehicle! I love the mini Range Rover styling. Very nice looking wheels and I also like the heavy-duty floor materials they use in the back.
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Actually it's pretty common to find powerful v8's in Wranglers. Once you get into the bigger tires, the 3.6 just doesn't cut it. My brother-in-law spent a small fortune having a Hellcat engine put in his Wrangler. Then he sunk it in the lake trying to pull out his brand new $300K ski boat that he had for a week.
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I haven't tried the adaptive cruise, but see you can choose between normal, adaptive or intelligent where you can set speed thresholds.
The one thing I did shut off in my F150 is the emergency braking, after a couple times I went to pass somebody on the highway and it slammed the brakes on and all kinds of alarms.
So did everyone that has one keep the subscription from Ford for the navigation?
It is quite expensive here in Canada per month. Saleswoman told me most people just use their phone mapping through the dash screen.
If you don't have the subscription for the navigation does it still show you the speed limits of the road you are on in the dash?
The one thing I did shut off in my F150 is the emergency braking, after a couple times I went to pass somebody on the highway and it slammed the brakes on and all kinds of alarms.
So did everyone that has one keep the subscription from Ford for the navigation?
It is quite expensive here in Canada per month. Saleswoman told me most people just use their phone mapping through the dash screen.
If you don't have the subscription for the navigation does it still show you the speed limits of the road you are on in the dash?
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Yes I love that there is removable plastic floor trays and seatback covers. Wish my truck had instead of carpet. (It does now but Weather tech mats)
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What shade of green you wanting? There was a couple really nice looking green ones at my dealer. A dark forest green but it had lots of metal flake in it.
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Does the rest of the Bronco Sport have carpet or rubber on the floors? I personally would rather have rubber flooring everywhere. That is one of the reasons I went with the F350XL. (yes, I know you can do "carpet delete" on the other trim levels, but I also didn't want cloth seats or power windows/locks).
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I've seen a Bronco Raptor for $96k.
A friend bought the Jeep with a monster V8, used, like 3000 miles, dealer must not have know what they had, as he was offered $20k more after he bought it. It was rare, only 1 of so many made. he says the power/speed it nuts...