I have a 2024 Big Bend 2.3L with the 7 speed manual transmission, no Sasquatch package. Just took a 1990 mile road trip from Detroit MI to Gilford NH and back. I averaged 23.4 MPG on regular gas for our entire trip. I’m quite happy with the fuel economy.
So you can turn off the horn beep for locking the vehicle with the key fob. But I was not able to find a way to turn off the horn beep for exiting the vehicle while it is turned on and you have the key in your pocket while exiting. Only real solution for that when checking mail or something is to just turn off the car and then exit.
@@MeynMotorGroup All Fords with the push button start do that. The only thing that I have found to prevent the horn from sounding is to softly close the door to the first click and it won't honk. Good luck
It's a cool looking off roader, and I love that it has switches, just as well we can't get it here though as Ford are renowned for throwing people under the bus when it comes to warranty here in Australia they seem to think it doesn't apply to them :(
That’s every new car Ineos was the same way also with Toyota. They all have cancer warning stickers as well. We live in a plastic world I’m used to it. As long as everything is solid and durable that’s fine. Side note, most of the food you eat is also just plastic. Massive recall on cereal too but no store takes it off the shelf and consumers keep buying it.
@@MeynMotorGroupYeah, but it’s not necessarily plastic itself that’s the problem, it’s heated plastic that’s quite dangerous. That’s why they tell the public in hot climates to let their air conditioner run for a while with the windows open before getting inside.
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I have a 2024 Big Bend 2.3L with the 7 speed manual transmission, no Sasquatch package. Just took a 1990 mile road trip from Detroit MI to Gilford NH and back. I averaged 23.4 MPG on regular gas for our entire trip. I’m quite happy with the fuel economy.
That’s exactly what I’m looking at! Glad to hear the trip and gas went well
American or cdn gallon?
Didn’t need to fill up while we were driving through Canada. So all measurements are US.
@@KimballCole thanks imperial gallon 4,54 litres vs american 3.8 liters.
23mpg is fantastic honestly
What's odd is my Mustang GT (8 cylinder Coyote engine) gets about 22 city and 28 hwy.
Lol, the Mustang GT weights in under 4000 lbs while the Bronco weighs between 4800 to close 5400 lbs.
🤎🤎🤎it's a nice suv for off road
For sure my friend I think this strikes the perfect balance between off road and good on road dynamics
You can turn off the chime thru the settings
So you can turn off the horn beep for locking the vehicle with the key fob.
But I was not able to find a way to turn off the horn beep for exiting the vehicle while it is turned on and you have the key in your pocket while exiting.
Only real solution for that when checking mail or something is to just turn off the car and then exit.
@@MeynMotorGroup All Fords with the push button start do that. The only thing that I have found to prevent the horn from sounding is to softly close the door to the first click and it won't honk. Good luck
My 2017 lincoln does same thing ...just leave fob inside car
Bronco is a heavy vehicle so forget Honda fuel economy. Great vehicle though, love my Badlands.
It's a cool looking off roader, and I love that it has switches, just as well we can't get it here though as Ford are renowned for throwing people under the bus when it comes to warranty here in Australia they seem to think it doesn't apply to them :(
a wrangler honks at you too annoyingly
Ford can’t just get away from all the hard plastics. You could come down with cancer just from the stink in the car.
That’s every new car Ineos was the same way also with Toyota. They all have cancer warning stickers as well. We live in a plastic world I’m used to it. As long as everything is solid and durable that’s fine.
Side note, most of the food you eat is also just plastic. Massive recall on cereal too but no store takes it off the shelf and consumers keep buying it.
@@MeynMotorGroupYeah, but it’s not necessarily plastic itself that’s the problem, it’s heated plastic that’s quite dangerous. That’s why they tell the public in hot climates to let their air conditioner run for a while with the windows open before getting inside.