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I'm jealous of that sound system.

You're not wrong with the last part either... but it definitely doesn't help support the argument that the Sport is a real "Bronco". I'm just so thankful someone at Ford saved us from that actually being the Bronco . Give...that...man...a RAISE.

I can't fault your logic here, though a small part of me feels like if you're going to use the Bronco name on a vehicle... then regardless if it's just the "Sport", then you really gotta deliver. Just like in the article, "Would you do it in a normal vehicle?" Doesn't really cut it when you use the Bronco name. I'm torn on this one.

We have a police F-150 at my work, but its a year or 2 old now, not one of these new pursuit-rated trucks. I love it. A beast in the snow, nicely featured, and seems like a durable interior. It was a huge upgrade over our previous 2000s F-250.

True, however the whole market is walking back today so I'm not too worried. Once the new vehicles start pumping out and if the economy opens up, ford should be good to go. The biggest problem I foresee for ford is rising gas prices hurting demand for their trucks/utilities, and more jobs slipping away oversees. If people can't afford new cars due to inflation, depressed wages, and more lost jobs then that could be a problem.

And I shall name him Super Bronco, and he shall be mine!

Glad to see ford broke $13 and is so far holding it

Maybe they want to debut it at an actual auto show, with real people and a real truck?

As a white car owner, this is definitely true. The real problem however, is dem bugs. Anytime I go out towards the woods where my parents live, those bugs just splatter all over my front end like paint balls. Looks disgusting after just a trip or two.

A chrome truck bumper would have also been acceptable, and emphasized the "truck" factor.

Of course! but until then all there is to do in these threads is talk and speculate amongst ourselves.

Maybe you live in a cool town, but here is estimate red makes up around 15% it the cars I see. That said, If dodge still offered plum crazy, I'd be incredibly tempted to order a challenger. I just hate that it'sade in canada, and owned by Europe :/

Copying the WORST part of a competing vehicle is a bizarre move for sure. I'm sure there an explanation as T-Dubz postulated, but Ford needs to strive to always be the best, and beat what the competition is offering.

Being able to move that heavy beast on electricity alone is impressive. The real question of course will be range, payload capacity, and just general usability. Will be really cool to see how it shapes up.

Cool name, cool color. It was inevitable. 1/5 ain't tooo common though!