Debunking Ford Bronco MYTHS! True or False
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.ค. 2024
- Debunking Ford Bronco MYTHS! True or False.
If everyone Listens to the some of the hate out there on the Ford Bronco then no one would buy a Ford Bronco and Cirrent owners would hate their Broncos!
Let's Debunk and bust these myths about the Ford Bronco and get you the Real Deal @Johnnyscarcarereviews we want to make sure you don't get fooled by all the noise out there in the automotive industry. Remember media gets paid when you click and the most negative and shocking stories get the attention so media is all about negativity and hate not truth and knowledge. Please enjoy and thank you for the kindness and support.
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New owner of the 24 Wildtrack.... LOVE IT ! The one thing that surprised me is the amazing turning radius... thought it would have a more limited radius, but the thing turns on a dime
Now thst is a great point to add. Marie loves the turning radius and use to be all about the Ford F150 but now only wants to drive the Bronco and part of that is due to the turning radius. Extremely easy to park
We own a 23 heritage 4 door and the tires are not noisy at all. I was actually surprised how quiet it is with 35” tires. The sound system isn’t the worst it’s not the best but definitely not the worst.
Good video. No car is perfect. My 2022 Black Diamond was trouble free when I traded it for a 2023 Badlands after owning it for 10 months. I got the Badlands last September and so far it has been trouble free. Averaging 17 to 18 mpg on the Badlands with the 2.7 engine. Did get 21 on a trip, but it is a heavy vehicle, so you won’t see great gas mileage. Overall I am happy with my Bronco and enjoy driving it.
Gilbertferguson1685 those are excellent real world experiences shared with our community. Thank you
After 2600kms of ownership on my 24 wildtrak I agree with your debunking. Some wind noise and noise with the hard top but not bad, tires aren’t loud but chuck rocks bad if you’re on gravel, fuel mileage is decent for having 35’s, handling and turning radius is excellent, I way prefer it to my f150 for going to the city-I live in the country so most of my driving is 110 km/hr highway driving
Lol. Your name makes me laugh but should make me cry. Our Prime minister is literally a joke and creates laws that should make us cry but for now I'll try to keep laughing. Thank you for the real world experiences shared woth our community
Good information. I have a 23 Badlands, no issues. Road noise is not a problem. I did replace speakers in front. I have 10k on mine and have averaged 18 mpg
Thank you for the support amd for the real world experiences shared
I have a 21 Badlands Sasquatch luxury tow package. 40k miles . SINCE new .
That is a good amount of mileage. How has your ownership experience been
I was born in Maine.My Dad was in the Air Force,so we left Maine when I was around 3.Never been back.Safe travels and thanks for for sharing this video with us.
And Hello 👋 to Marie and your daughter from Buffalo 🦬,NY
Howdy Tom Dinder. Maine is awesome and so is New Hampshire. However, one day we want to buy something really small in Florida. The USA has amazing geography. Marie and the little one say hi back and thank you for the support
What’s up! Love my Broncos and I am getting crazy MPG when I cruise. I get mid 20s to 31 MPG on my base 2 door with the 2.3 automatic, if I drive carefully not exceeding 65 MPH. My 2021 4door Badlands with 2.7 Sasquatch gets me 18 to 24 MPG.
Awesome real world experiences shared ramonahunada4. Thank you for taking the time to share with our community
The stereo is very subjective, I thought the B&O in my Raptor was bad enough that I replaced the whole system with a custom one, happy now still have the braptor and now i have a great stereo!
It is one of the rare times I'll tell people that if you do t like the base systeme you probably want like the B and O amd should just swap out the standard system. All other Ford models have a great B and O system
Let The truth Be Told!!! This is the World's Best Off-Road Truck/SUV {OK - I Have one and love it!} - Compare it to an SUV/Jeep - not with a Luxury Sedan.. :) Great Video.
Spacetech54 that is an excellent point. We can't compare this to a luxury SUV that costs around 2x as much
Hey, this was recorded when we were able to meet in person.
Yes indeed. We co soder ourselves very fortunate to have been able to meet you and Sarah in person. Thank you very much.
I love my 22 Bronco Badlands 2.3l-7mt, soft top! It’s fun to drive everywhere everyday.
Thank you for sharing some real world knowledge with us
I drove the manual recently.And it is absolutely incredible transmission. I absolutely love the feeling of how it shifts. It's smooth without feeling too loose
Nice to see Marie and the baby. But was hoping to see Tim, Sarah and ridgview as well.
We only had 1 photo together, but we had a lot of talk and fun together
Went to a lot of events in the late seventys in my 75 corvette roadster. The white mountain's back then was clean crisp air.
Still us, unless stuck in traffic on the mainstreet
hi JOHNNY haven't seen been here in awhile dont forget the sun screen
Yep, I did get a little burnt over my summer holidays
I'd rather Fer a little toasty in the sun than use the heavy chemical cancer causing sunscreen. However I have no issues with natural mineral sunscreen
@@Johnnyscarcarereviews I have to cover up had Basel cell removed not pretty so no sun ,beach , no pools for me 6-8mos
Nice shirt!!!!
Thanks Mr_nobody.
For someone who will rarely offroad, like once a month or less, and is buying is for fun and open air freedom which one would you recommend. We do want heated seats and steering and as low road noise as possible. Thanks
I'd recommend an Outerbanks, unless you like the offroad look in which case a Bandlands or any Sasquatch model will do. Other option is Big Bend and add a lift and bigger tires
@@Johnnyscarcarereviews 32, 33, or 35 inch tires? Which ones in your experience have the least road noise. I was thinking it would be 32.
I have a 23 outer banks sasquatch with 1900miles on it and I only get 16mpg in normal mode.
I was having the same problem and now know it's 100% due to the city driving and how heavy I am on the pedal during stop amd go. 1cm of pedal down means I'm loosing my sister in law as she follows in her KIA. It's as if my 1cm down is lime her beating on her suv as her power is all high end and well the Bronco has incredible low end torque
I'm sorry but I'm finding it hard to believe you were getting 9-10 mpg better that what the manufacturer advertised. Especially driving in the mountains with "a heavy foot".
I might have forgotten to share the photo but in the mountains it is very doable during a long section of slow descent as we went from New Hampshire mountains down to old orchard Maine. I've got a Bronco mileage specific video coming g with lots of proof provided but also more up a up down mountainous region and flats