Can a Sasquatch Ford Bronco Keep Up With a Modded Wrangler & Defender When It Gets Serious Off-Road?
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In this video we take the brand new Ford Bronco off-road against an insane Land Rover Defender 110 and a built Jeep Wrangler 392. Which one is best on the rocks and through the mountains?
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The fact you guys listened to us babling about tires is one of the main reasons you’re doing so great on youtube. Well done.
They were doing pretty well back when they insisted on OEM configurations too
@@jabroni6199 Like seriously, people babbling about tires was a bit imo childish and completely taking away from the point of the video which was to test factory vehicles with factory giving properties.
@@raionshishi8290 I agree. If I had to pick one, factory config is the way to go. Luckily TFL is testing both factory and modified versions of the same vehicle. So all good with me.
@John Dillermand I third on that, once you start tossing mods into the mix it becomes much more difficult to compare vehicles because you stop comparing how the vehicle was built and instead start comparing how the owner modded it.
I actually kind of wish TFL would have gotten a Non-Squatch Bronco because to me the Squatch isnt the "Rubicon" of the Broncos, the Badlands is. The Squatch package is more like an add on on top of the "Rubicon" level Badlands that jeep answered with the Xtreme Recon so comparing a Squatch Bronco to a Rubicon Wrangler isn't fair unless the Rubi has the Recon package.
@John Dillermand I agree that absolutely has its place but I do value comparisons where at least all the vehicles are running the same or very similar tires offroad. Tires just make such a huge difference
The owner of the Defender and Wrangler seems like a seriously cool guy. He genuinely seems to love all these vehicles and was enjoying himself. I appreciated that he wanted to share his vehicles with the world and did not seem like a brand snob. A pure enthusiast. Love it.
For real. He seems to love any of them.
Thank you! We love each for different reasons and they all have somewhere that they could improve. We have a 4Runner as well and we’re waiting for our Bronco Badlands to arrive sometime next year to round out the fleet👍
@@cotrails8356 that is awesome (4 runner included in your fleet)
He's rich
@@arnage9345 so what?!
The only reason that defender didn’t flip was because of his giant balls weighing down the driver compartment. Awesome rig
literally, the driver weight must have helped.
The defender looks like it's fighting the terrain whereas the other 2 are flexing to meet it. The bronco is seriously impressive. Definitely my pick.
The Defender is huge and heavy, it is not surprising. The Jeep is a toy by comparison. By the way, I am not sure where the Defender struggled or had to work hard, and the Bronco didn't? The Jeep has a solid front axle, but the Bronco not, and my impression was that it was #3 in this test.
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i'm legitimately impressed with the bronco's "off the showroom floor" ability. knowing that area... it's not joke. cameras often flatten things.
Wheeler Lake is a tough trail, no doubt. The Bronco is impressive.
Have you ever seen what a stock rubicon can do?! Lol
@@mattbrew11 yep I've owned one. I stated I'm impressed with the broncos off the floor ability.
Well being fair, it's loaded full of what used to be mod upgrades for most other vehicles. The Bronco has not dethroned the jeep at the top, but it's the new #2.
@@SkilletsUSMC lol, unless you want to drive more than 5 mph. Then it's better at everything. The Wrangler does exactly one thing better than a Bronco: rock crawl. The Bronco is the better all-rounder and it's not close.
I love how steve with the defender is not afraid of pushing it, considering how much money involved
Well he is advertising.................
He owns a dealership... it's the equivalent of a Matchbox car to him.
Because money...
He could have demolished it and it wouldn't be a big deal. :-(
The Wrangler in this vid is pretty much the same price. It starts at 75k and then they said 15-20k in mods on it lol
Its actually insane that the Bronco is THAT good stock. That sort of just...Locked in my saving plans.
I feel ya bro! I reserved my Bronco in July and get to order it in Oct for a possible March 22 delivery!
How much at the door with all the timings?
Yes, I never thought of getting a Bronco until I started watching these videos. Very impressed!
@@Bacnow oh wow, yours got delayed? Mine sitting at dirt mountain, and it in group 2, so hopefully i’ll have it by November!
@@kyler9890 - Not really delayed! I have not ordered it yet because i was told i’d have to order a ‘22 model (which I personally prefer) and the order banks for ‘22 won’t open ‘till Oct! My dealership will be contacting me in the next few weeks!
I hope you get the bad boy for the holidays! That would be an epic holiday gift for you and your family!
Well that was awesome. I didn’t want it to end. The Bronco is certified legit.
This is the content people want with the Bronco!
Yup! And for that price tag, it better hang with a modded jeep..
@@Templetons how much is a 392 Wrangler? Add what he said was 15k worth of mods to that. Last I heard a 392 Wrangler was in the 70k range.
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bronco is a lousy pool vehicle
@@Templetons that modded Jeep is at least $30k more than that Bronco. You sound crazy.
@@tri3pleagent so that is a 100k Jeep?? You sound crazy
It was cute how the kid in the Wrangler scrambled to save his dad, he knew IMMEDIATELY what to do...probably not an uncommon occurance for them LOL
The Bronco appears pretty impressive, the Wangler is what it is and did nothing I wouldn't expect it to.
The Landrover is interesting though. From what I've seen the main issue with it is the lack of room for bigger tyres and smaller wheels for "proper" off roading. The Defender was never designed to rock crawl. Its target market was people who want to pull a horsebox, boat or large caravan/trailer. The reason you can't fit 16 inch wheels on one is because the brakes are too big. It's brakes are that big because it has twice the towing and payload capacity of the Bronco.
They are just meant for different roles. They are all "lifestyle" vehicles but there are many different lifestyles.
The Bronco was the most impressive. Cheaper than the 392 and the Defender without a bunch of mods and still did almost everything in the trail. What a machine!
This review was dripping with Bias
@@nycmaverick Yeah I love TFL, but they can be a bit Jeep biased sometimes. Love the content, though.
@@ivannarvaez367 he is to much of a fanboy
I don't know about the bias too much, it was more under control this time ... but yes, the young Roman loves his Jeep! But remember, he is young and he is a good driver!
"did almost everything" Ever sat at a poker table with a good hand that "almost" won after three raises? That's the feeling "almost" will give you wheeling an "almost" $50,000 SUV. Especially when the modified $10,000 beaters are passing you by.
The Bronco is no joke. For a stock vehicle, it’s pretty impressive.
Yes
ikr, its such a joke.
@@allthingsr7283 👆🤡
It’s 70k, buy a 40k Jeep and put 20 into it and it’s still better
@@djames5363 The Bronco is $70k? Jesus, what's the Defender I don't even want to know.
The fact that the bronco is completely stock is super impressive to be keeping up with the other two vehicles that are heavily modified
They would've been fine just swapping tires and wheels on the defender with no other mods.
The stock Jeep did better than the stock Bronco in their stock video. Both were very impressive.
Front locker on the Defender would have made a huge difference.
So would a little articulation…
@@PilotChip Don't get that on IFS.
Ideally you shouldn't need one with traction control. But watching the close up shots I don't get why the TC is so slow to respond where a locker would operate in 1 wheel revolution?
@@dartmoordave it needs ATRC 😀
And swapping to solid axles
TFL originally
“We want to show how capable the base defender is off road”
*fast forward 6-8 months and 3 defenders later*
“Look how capable a modified defender is!”
Haahaa! Yes! I wonder if Roman doesn't play golf with that Land Rovet guy? I would have long gave them that thing back to them.
😂 ikr… That truck was made for executives that want to pretend at off-roading while going to their beach homes or second homes. LR is overrated imo
@@dpav02 well said
Talk about a heart stopper seeing that Defender almost tip!
It was a precarious position! Looks worse than it really was
@@cotrails8356 It looked like it almost made it too. Seriously impressive. The top heavyness of it and lack of articulation vs the wrangler made it start tipping right when it finally found traction while the Wrangler was able to power on up once it got to the same spot.
@@NateDawg0007 Big Bertha would make it up on a dry day. I think the Bronco in stock height might also be able to pull it off as well. It was really wet/ muddy in the hole making that obstacle much harder than usual…
Let me just say that THIS is a LEGITIMATE off road vehicle review/test, well done!
That Defender is gorgeous. Also of that's medium difficulty what the hell does hard look like? 🤯
They don’t take obstacles like that into considerations there is a bypass
ATV only
upside down.
Ford just hit it out of the park with that Bronco. For that price, with what it offers and what it can do...it's a winner.
The air suspension on the defender makes it look like it’s on “pogo sticks”. The lack of suspension articulation in the defender doesn’t inspire confidence over uneven terrain. The bronco with a small lift and 37’s would be even more impressive.
Yeah, it needed a front locker for this video. Surprised at how shitty it did. Dude also needed to use a little more skinny pedal but was probably afraid to.
@@danielmembrillo6472 I’d be afraid too with a vehicle that expensive with all that extra money on it
Land rover, Toyota and Ford build vehicles for the road first while jeep wranglers are still designed with off road capability the #1 priority. Thanks jeep for not selling out to the masses that rarely go beyond the gravel road.
@@BeanerMan3k Well, I am sure a stock Wrangler would do well - but that 392 was "heavily modified" - impressive, BUT the Bronco - holy crap, all STOCK and not afraid! Love it!!
@Joe Huff he is right Toyota hiluxes and land cruisers are the vehicles of choice . Its rare to find any American vehicles
TFL Team: You’ve seriously upped your game lately. Great work across the board. Keep crushing it!
To be fair, the Defender didn’t fail that obstacle. It was doing it! Understandably (and wisely) the driver pulled the plug but it’s premature to say that it can’t make it. I would have loved to know what the infotainment inclinometer was showing right there. I think Land Rover claims something around 45 degrees? I’m sure that number is a bit worse with how high it’s been lifted.
Regardless, phenomenal video and thanks for making this happen! Glad to see the Defender on level terms show what it can do.
The Bronco did great and is in stock configuration. The others are lifted and the wrangler has a big v8 and larger tires. Go Ford. Great job on that Bronco right out of the box.
Do they offer 35” tires on the stock rubicon
I don’t like how it looks , but boy is it a fantastic off-roader.
@@Snookchaser007 now they do
@@Snookchaser007 I believe they have a model now or coming that comes with 35’s or 37’s.
The 392 has absolutely no bearing here. A Rubicon with the Extreme Recon package and 3.6L (still less money) would be an equal comparison vehicle to the Bronco with the Squatch. They’d still be fairly equal in capability with the Rubicon having the advantage when it comes to tight space maneuverability.
Really great content here Tommy. Edge of the seat exciting. Ford should be smiling.
@@mikesters3532 You mispelled Kreep or FIAT btw
@@mikesters3532 better than the chevy blazer re-release LOL
@@mikesters3532 Ford made a major competitor in the market for off-road SUV’s why all the hate every car company has reliable vehicles now days even Hyundai quit being a fan boy
That Jeep is an absolute beast!! Love the look and sound of that 392. Bronco did well too for stock.
It was great to see what a Defender can do. Thanks for listen us! You're doing a fantastic job!
I mean for a stock vehicle, the bronco did pretty good actually, kinda impressed
It did way better than other even being sasquatch 4 door because the badlands 2 door is the Most off-road techy with way better wheel travel , flex !
@Feedthe5000 only in rare cases , Ok Kreep keyboard warrior no go cry somewhere else
@Feedthe5000 Because I mostly heard these words from crying Kreep keyboard warriors
I mean. What can u do to it orher than give ot bigger tyres and a lift kit. It already has everything
I really wonder What will happen if bronco is tested at Ladakh valley and Himalayas in india !
I'd love to see a 2 door Bronco with the Sasquatch package in action.
I’d like to see that too.
Yes! Can’t wait
Yes!!
This is exactly the off road Bronco me and my wife want.
So will your grandkids…😅
I think the Bronco really showed me something, especially running factory options. Imagine what will happen when you get to put serious stuff on it!
Great test Tommy, the defender did great and I love the way it looks both inside and out. The Bronco was spectacular for stock. I can only imagine what it's full potential will be once you put a 5 star tune and 37's on her with a 4 inch lift. The Bronco is NO JOKE... The jeep made it all look so easy... That's all I have to say about that...
Bronco - HOLDING IT'S OWN - with the other 2 beasts. I love it more now, I can't afford one, but love this Bronco machine.
Ford hit it out of the park with the new bronco and I've always been a jeep guy who's saying this. Ford made a believer out of me with the new bronco.
Same here - I own a Jeep JLU. Went and saw the demo Bronco at my local dealer & it’s nice.
It is almost as capable as a wrangler. It is definitely a good try by ford.
@@bellasky83 Almost as capable as a stock Wrangler or this highly modified one.
@@blkngwinn didn’t see the bronco go up the v notch, that’s where it has a hard time keeping up. Also if you are into off-roading your not keeping your rig stock. I wheel a rock crawl buggy with rear steer. Its fun watching highly modified vehicles trying to take the same trail or line as me, usually end up using a winch lol.
@@bellasky83 almost? Please tell me what a Wrangler can go that a Bronco can’t?
Hey im so glad you acknowledged the comments! And I have also been seeing that Defender build all over instagram, stoked to see it in action!! Big props !
I love and welcome them all: The Bronco, Defender and the Jeep are all amazingly capable off road vehicles! This was such a good adventure to watch. The Defender looked like it was gaining the traction it needed to make the V Notch climb but could have used some more weight on the front to keep it balanced. A little downward force on the front on the vehicle would have stabilized it enough to make it up. I have seen people holding or strapping down vehicles in extreme situations to keep them from rolling or flipping, especially 2 door jeeps on a steep rock drop off descent. The Jeep is a tried and true offroad champion, the Bronco is an amazing new offroader of equal capability, and the new Defender is rig that can hang with the best off road while still providing on road performance and refinement. Out of curiosity I wonder how the Mercedes G550 4x4 Squared with the right tires would do on this trail. Having a diversity of vehicles keeps things fun and interesting.
Holy crap. I’ve been waiting for this video. These guys are by far the best off road reviewers on and off TH-cam. Hope they keep having success!
Hats of to the Bronco! I am thinking about getting one myself and I am a big land rover fan
That’ll be $70,000 please
@@sammyjammy6647 depends on what model I suppose a person is going to buy
You ain’t lying. I wanted a first edition but therereservations full. I specd a fully loaded 4 door badlands 63500 plus about 5k in tax here in California where I’m at 🤦♂️
@@DMAX-ed7pq That is what I would expect for a fully loaded Bronco
@@sammyjammy6647 or you can get a Defender for a similar price and spend even more to make it as capable as the Bronco.
This series has been nothing short of amazing. Really impressive stuff
That 392 burble is something else. There is nothing that can stop that beast. Bronco did amazing for a stock vehicle. The defender nearly stopped my heart. It was thrilling and scary at the same time.
Loved it. Such an amazing content.
Bronco did really well for a stock vehicle amazingly done by Ford it is definetly a worthy contender for the Wrangler can't wait to see the Xtreme Recon vs the Sasquatch
Sad it must be a surprise the Defender is a capable off-roader. It sure rocks in this configutation tho. But most impressed I was by the effortlessness of the Bronco, actually - what a crowler! Would have liked to see that in comparsion to an equal (susp./tires) Wrangler.
Considering the Defender wasn't designed for rock crawling and this example is heavily modified, it did very well.
The defender (like many other LRs) is a good offroad vehicle. The problem is when "car says no" - you will get a failed sensor in suspension and it will deprive you of lockers or low range because they overcomplicate everything. When that christmas tree lights up, you're on your own.
You can't make a silk purse out of a sows ear, but spend enough money and you can make a mighty capable sows ear. It may topple over one day as well.
@@patricklinkous You can do a lot with $120,000.
@@plus790 Absolutely. I wouldn't start with a Defender though.
Such a great video pushing the abilities of each! The stock Bronco definitely held it's own and held up well among the others!
This really showed the Bronco's capabilities, great video.
That front locker makes such a big difference on the Bronco. Impressive.
On the rock around the 17:00 minute mark, you can see that it looks like the Bronco has more articulation then the modified Defender. That's amazing!
It's got a solid rear axle and a sway bar disconnect. It should.
Check out 17:54! That Bronco flexes like crazy!
@@arnoldikedichiokpani4305 First time i watched it i was like "hmm, it seems to flex at least and didn't lift", but looking at it again, holy shit, it does flex a lot more than i had thought for a stock vehicle. That's really good for IFS.
The Bronco DOES have more articulation. Between the solid rear axle, and the fact that it's not driving around on its tippy-toes all time, which is effectively what the lift on the Defenders doing.
It does have more articulation than the defender- 4" of lift doesn't mean it gained 4" more wheel travel.
I just finished watching part 1 and I found part 2 right down. You guys are one of the best in making off-roading videos.
Great video, Tommy!! VERY well done!!
So excited about all the new vids with bronco
Im actually impressed by how much articulation the stock Bronco has...as far at the front control arm mounts on the back, I think a +2" lift will do the trick!
@@mikesters3532 ok boomer
Why would it cost a lot?
@@trailboss7504 boomer? Hes right and im half a boomers age
@@mikesters3532 actually they said pricing for the lift won't be that much. Hell, even the leveling kit for the bronco is like 150.
@@mikesters3532 You clearly don't know shit. Lots of lift kits for IFS vehicles are $1500 or less plus a few hundreds bucks to install.
Great as always, enjoying watching your videos over my lunch breaks!
Very cool and interesting comparison video. Nicely done Tommy.
That 392 is a work of art
That thing looked like a billy goat going up that v-notch at the end.
If you think about it the bronco is probably the best all-around off-road vehicle on the market it drives amazing has fantastic off-road ability has endless upgradability built beefy I’m loving this thing I believe a bronco might be in my future but I probably would get the two door I would love to see y’all test the two door bronco
If you think about it, it's like an M1 Abrams tank. Not particularly super on something specific but does everything really well.
@@mav4516 not super?? Wdym
@@trailboss7504 Maybe a bad choice of words the Abrams dosen't excel at any certain ability it's just really good at everything. The Bronco is like that, it doesn't really excel at something specific it's just good at everything
Endless??????? Put a 6inch lift and do a Rock Crawl 🪨 😂😂 that Bronco won't get far without snapping a Cv axle yall don't even have a 6 inch lift for a Bronco yet
They will never take it high speed desert running, it will do stuff that the solid axle jeeps cant.
Thanks for the video and for supporting great causes. Not many companies do things for others and I’m glad to be a long time viewer. Thanks guys
Absolutely FANTASTIC video. Awesome work guys.
Now I love the Bronco even more 😚
Awesome video! I love that you listened to the comments and brought the modded vehicles out to compete with the Bronco. That's what everyone wants to see... a Jeep on 39's is really the pinnacle of vehicle capability and a Defender represents all the fancy off-road tech that MFG's are now creating. Super impressed with the Bronco and cant wait to see what the aftermarket crowd does, or even Ford with the upcoming Bronco R/Warthog! And the "pooh" comment almost made me spit out my coffee lol. Good job!
Great video guys. Awesome Job.
You guys rock, thank you for your dedication at bringing such detailed, creative and inspiring content!
Defender with max-height air suspension has absolutely zero flex xD
Yeah it’s sooo damn bad ! Like watching a breeze block on a skateboard!!! Horrendous
That V-notch looks one difficult obstacle and the Defender scary top heavy, although still did excellent.
I know.... if only the Bronco would have tried it for comparrison
I don't blame Tommy for not wanting to chance rolling their brand new, hard to get, going to get sold for charity Bronco.
different line with defender, like at the end with wrangler, and the defender would have walked this obstacle as well..
Great video Tommy (& 3-part series)! Vid 3 was perfecto!
Great video, awesome seeing 3 great vehicles offroading. You definitely can see the focuses in each vehicle and how they excel in their own way. Its a great time to be an offroad enthusiast. You have the tried and true jeep with endless modification options and the rugged appeal, the new bronco with outstanding from the factory offroad performance and a great look and the defender with its great on the road manners and "fancy" feel while still being extremely capable. Jeep and bronco are definitely more comparable as the LR offers a very different thing but I'm very excited for the future of offroading. Throw in a Toyota to this mix and you have all of the best how could you not he happy driving in a convoy like this
Ford definitely has a winner, it’s packed with enough capability off the showroom floor to tackle some serious trails without the “will it get me home anxiety”. You shouldn’t have to make drastic changes to defeat that anxiety.
And no warranty issues since it comes from the factory like that
That Bronco is truly impressive rock crawling even with the compromises. That rear control arm causing problems was definitely done like that for high speed stability when desert running. It's clear Ford wanted it to be able to do everything and considering that, it's impressive how well it holds up to the jeep. It's pretty clear it will never be better than a Jeep in a pure rock crawling scenario because of the IFS compromises but it's certainly not far off and I'm sure plenty of people will be willing to make that same compromise for the better on road handling.
In order for it to never be better than a Jeep rock crawling would mean the Jeep can go places a Bronco can’t. I’ve never seen a Jeep go anywhere a Bronco couldn’t. And I’m talking about stock vehicles. However, the Bronco can do something the Wrangler cannot, high speed desert running.
@@khakiswag - exactly, these Jeep fanboys get caught up in rock crawling which is a tiny percentage of off roading and I still have yet to see a scenario where the Bronco can’t go where the heep cant. Put them both on some sand dunes and that little poor jeep will never catch up
@@CoyoteFTW You sound just as bad.
It's like that for cost savings. They could have mounted that bracket up between the frame rails and further forward on the vehicle, then used a longer control arm. Same geometry, better offroad, more clearance, more cost.
Best off road video from TFL yet. Keep it up!
That’s a sweet and fun trail. I have some great memories there from back in the day with my TJ.
All three vehicles did well. I’ve liked Jeep’s for 20 years but the Bronco looks like a very impressive rig. I think the Defender showed it’s not just a mall crawler but I wouldn’t say it was in its element either.
Which trail is this? Feel like I’ve seen it on one of the many Colorado wheeling channels I watch regularly
I’m pretty sure it’s the Wheeler Lake trail just south of Hoosier Pass.
That got me pumped can’t wait until my order for my Bronco Squatch comes in!!!
With almost no suspension travel or articulation, that Defender looks like its going to roll sitting in the parking lot.
@@Adam_Rosenberg91 No I get it. They design their vehicles for a proper gentleman to cross Africa, not rock crawling in Colorado.
@@BBossman1 ye it's more of a car for going through mud and snow and wading and all that with the ability to tow and carry heavy loads in the back as well.
@@beaviccoon470 yeah the crazy tow figure really show it's intentions. It's definitely more of an overlander made to put thousands of pounds of camera equipment, food and gear and still be able to cross Africa to get to their filming location etc. It's basically the only true competitor to land cruiser for BBC style jobs like planet earth or top gear specials. Only problem is it's nowhere near as reliable as a land cruiser lol.
Still incredibly impressive to see how well it can keep up with the wrangler and bronco in true rock crawling scenarios. That traction control is no joke comparing it to the how easily the 392 spun it's wheels even with a front and rear locker. The only thing really holding it back is the lack of articulation.
@@BBossman1 defender when suspension is not all the way extended has pretty good articulation
@@Adam_Rosenberg91 he said it has sub frame drops ... im sure because ive never heard of that before but yeah... the world knows about the lack of articulation with IFS... now remember 90 percent of these cars will never see a dirt road and we cant piss off the soccer moms that will be the main buyer of that car
I'm really loving this Bronco content. I hope the guy at Ford who was giving you crap over that leaked Bronco picture is eating crow because this is incredible advertising. Keep up the great work.
Love your new Bronco content!
Keep up the great work guys 😎👍
Gotta have me some Bronco!
What I learned today? 1) The Toyo tires are pretty impressive. 2) Air suspension sucks for off roading besides for ground clearance. 3) The Bronco is pretty capable for a factory stock vehicle.
Dude when that driver side started to raise up I freaked out I really thought it was going over and you know if it looks like that on camera and realized it was way crazier props to that guy I'm not even sure I'd take you brave you just flat out insane
I got so stunned spilled my coffee all over me
One of your best efforts yet. Keep up the great work.
Thanks for doing this and showing us what most of us can’t afford to do. It’s very cool to see these modern rigs traverse this technical terrain. Love your work Tommy!!
Thank you for testing the Bronco like this!!! I've always been a very firm believer in solid axles being a must for an offroader. I'm slowly becoming more open to IFS, in thanks to videos like this that show my kind of wheeling is still possible with it.
Yessss it’s finally here. Legends at TFL
Thanks for listening to us. Awesome video!
Such as satisfying video! That Bronco is full of surprises!
That Jeep was just there to supervise the children, lmao. That was a walk in the park for that Wrangler with those tires. The Defender held its own for having IS front and rear. I want to get a Bronco next year though, looks so nice. I would get the soft top though...
👋😂👌I agree!👍 lmfao!
If you want a top, hard tops will be better next year but if you want soft top, buy bestops top, our factory one sucks
@@moreuggaduggas I'll keep that in mind. I'll check out the hard top on next year's model to see if they improved it, thanks.
The highly modified Jeep is really impressive. One issue, I'll say right now I don't know U.S. vehicle regulations, but in Europe all the Jeeps in this video are not road legal. Therefore cannot be used on public trails, only private land. Yet we have the new Suzuki Jimny & enduro bikes are road legal !
@@russcattell955i Pretty much anything is road legal here as long as the basic safety features are present like headlights, tail lights, horn, bumpers, and some other stuff...
Best anticipated series on TFL offroad… will watch it again obviously..
Keep in mind that both the Jeep and RR cost well over $100k with modifications! That freaking Bronco can be purchased in that configuration for less than half that price!
The bronco goes for around 80k.
They're selling for 50-60 in Vegas
Right give that bronco a mild lift and 39 inch tires it couldn't be stopped.
Great video! The new Bronco is great! It kept up with much more aggressive off-roaders while still being a great daily driver.
At 21:20 the fisherman was pissed because he hiked up there to fish that hole y’all drove through 🤣
He looked so disappointed lmao
I was just about to type the same thing, but I went hunting for prior comments, ha!
Great job on this video, love seeing someone getting the Bronco out there and using it. The built 392 and defender were also cool to see.
Great Video guys !!!
Absolutely great video! Love the sound of that 392!
That was incredible that the Bronco could keep up with such heavily modified setups. Even though the Defender is so capable when properly modified, I still don't think it would be something I could trust when on such a trail. With the Wrangler, its hardcore old school while the Defender needs so much in the way of trick electronics to do what it does. As it wears, all of that stuff will also require a mortgage to start fixing as well.
So this trail is more than I would ever attempt in my future Bronco, I want to offroad, not climb rocks. fits my needs just fine plus I can drive it to the trail. Don't need to trailer it.
yep. there's a huge difference between an offraod park that's made to be difficult for the hell of it and offroading to get somewhere.
@@anonym3017 lol and Wheeler lake is an old mining area that's now a trail NOT a park.
@@emi123nem Except you're not driving that to go somewhere, it's just for dicking around. Driving around difficult obstacles is just as effective as going over them if you don't have a fragile sense of manhood.
@@mechmat12345 Well shows your level of ignorance... FYI the destination is Wheeler lake at the summit .. atleast try to get your facts right the next time .. there's always google when in doubt
@@emi123nem and as you might notice from looking at the video closely every single larger obstacle had a way to drive around it.
Clearly placing the trail in the "hard for the fun of it" section of off-roading and not the "I wanna go somewhere" section.
That was awesome. Thank you!
Tommy, I hope that Ford sees this Video and how well you Made this Bronco shine. You are by far the best Driver on the Channel.
All the Bronco needs is a 2-inch lift and 37s
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@@mikesters3532 Why you are so hurt kid did DogShît fiat didn't give you proper salary ? How much Bronco Hurt you ?
any one know of a 2 inch lift. all i have seen are spacer lots so far
@@trailboss7504 Dude put a laughing emoji. You're clearly the one hurt. Also Wranglers are more capable offroad anyway we all know that. We know that bronco is better on road, since thats all its owners are going to be doing. And maybe occasional dirt driveways for insta photo ops. But if youre going to call jeeps "fiat" you better call them maseratti with the same energy because it would make sense with that logic.
@@SanctumOfDreams no one said that Fiat shîtrangler is capable off-road than Bronco , stop living in your strawberry dreams
This series was the best for sure! and the app that you created is amazing and really helpful! Thank you!
Great video, Tommy!
Great video - and that defender is a beauty
I'm still waiting for the Brinco Raptor (Warthog). That's the one that will make the Bronco a dream vehicle. With 37's like the new F150 Raptor and the same 450hp and 510lb ft torque twin turbo engine. That would be so epic.
Of course
450/510 numbers are with the hybrid I believe. Too lazy to go check it out, so I’ll hope I’m right
Coyote would be better
@@kaseyod113 I don't think they make a hybrid F150 Raptor. But the Raptor engine has 450/510 atlest according to the article I referenced. Are they going to be making a hybrid Raptor? Now you have me wondering.
@@freedomisntfree_44 it would sound better for sure but it has less torque and HP than the twin turbo V6 in the Raptor. And it's heavier than the twin turbo v6. For an off road vehicle 500 hp and 500 torque is more than enough and you can get that with just a tune on the Raptor engine
Excellent video. Three awesome vehicles out doing what they were made for. That stock Bronco is no joke...very impressed!
Love, love your videos!
Great content! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼