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I can’t figure out why none of the manufacturers make anything that competes with the Jeep Wrangler. If Toyota had made an fj that you could take the top off they would have sold the heck out of them. I thought that ford would get it right with the bronco, but it looks like they have failed to.
Woof
It looks like the old International Scout my grandfather drove.
The shadow on the wall is definitely a different vehicle. Maybe this is a trick?? Notice the little bucking bronco emblem shadow on the wall behind the rear bumper.Originally Posted by DrewFlu33
Looks like they put a lift kit on a "Flex" with a shorter wheelbase and stuck some different headlights on it. That's awful.
Ford Flex for reference:
And the photo from the article of the new Bronco:
Was also going to post this. I think 2014 was the last year for the FJ.
does not look like a shadow to me, looks like it's painted on the wall.
The image behind looks like an outline of an older Bronco to me.
Thats exactly what I thought.
Boatless Bank Trash for now
Agreed. Look at the rear of the outline, it has the spare tire on the back like the old bronco.
Brandon
1996 Ranger 362XT
Johnson Faststrike 150
yep
Not a fan. It may grow on me though
Looks like a fj
Looks like a newer Range Rover and the Ford Flex had a child. Gag.
2008 Triton TR-196 - Mercury Optimax 200 - 25p Tempest prop
I see now they say it isn’t it - fake news
And why a 4 door? We don't want passengers. It just goes to show all Ford cares about is the soccer moms and making grocery getters.
2014 X19
2014 200 SHO
Ford did with the Power Stroke Excursion.
Dissapointing!! I owned a black 93 with cherry red interior as my first truck. The only thing this new model will do is make the price of the old ones go up by bringing more attention to the Bronco name.
Pretty much everybody want four doors, from Yoga Pants, Starbucks drinking Soccer moms driving SUV’s to Billy Bob driving his new four door pickup listening to Hank Williams Jr.
I just hope they don’t mess up the 4Runner when they redesign it.
“In a world built for crossovers, the 4Runner is one of the last mid-size SUVs to share DNA with a pickup truck. That’s great for drivers who need a 5000-lb tow rating or who spend weekends off-roading”
"Did" is the keyword ... and there's a bunch still on the road.
You'd have to kill the owners to take the vehicle away from them.
Do the same with the DuraMax/Allison and we'd have something.
Ford is giving the public exactly what they want, a fake SUV "crossover". I predict grocery store parking lots will be full of the things.
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