New Ford Bronco price range

[Anonymous]

What am I missing? I want one, and price range seems to be from 32k to 110k. Are these even the same car? Can someone explain?

[Anonymous]

Ford Bronco has many different models

Ford Bronco sport would be the lower end with a Bronco being top end.

It’s a crappy car with horrible reliability why in the world would you want one?

Fords are junk period signed mechanic

[Anonymous]

The Bronco and the Bronco Sport are entirely different models.

[Anonymous]

I looked into buying one. They are really cool. Crash test results were terrifying tough. Check them out before you buy.

[Anonymous]

It’s the new midlife crisis car.

[Anonymous]

The Sport is a car for a teenager.

[Anonymous]

The moms in my neighborhood are replacing their minivans with these.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ford Bronco has many different models

Ford Bronco sport would be the lower end with a Bronco being top end.

It’s a crappy car with horrible reliability why in the world would you want one?

Fords are junk period signed mechanic

Odd…because I know a few guys who turn wrenches for a living, and they call themselves “techs”, not “mechanics”.

“Mechanic” is what people who don’t know how to work on cars call people who do.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The moms in my neighborhood are replacing their minivans with these.

Cool. People should drive something they enjoy driving.

[Anonymous]

As far as the top end expensive one. Go on YouTube and search Bronco Raptor R. A total bad as high speed ride!

[Anonymous]

OP here. How bad could any new car be nowadays in terms of reliability?

For comparison, I have been driving a newer Mazda, Toyota, or Subaru for about the last 16 years.

[Anonymous]

Do you specifically want a new bronco? If not the older ones are much better and they're very reliable.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Do you specifically want a new bronco? If not the older ones are much better and they're very reliable.

I’m open to older but how much older? Ford had stopped making these for a while.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Do you specifically want a new bronco? If not the older ones are much better and they're very reliable.

I’m open to older but how much older? Ford had stopped making these for a while.

I personally prefer the 1994 to 1996 body style, I've owned a 1995 bronco for 10 years and i've put 500,000 miles on it with no major issues.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Do you specifically want a new bronco? If not the older ones are much better and they're very reliable.

I’m open to older but how much older? Ford had stopped making these for a while.

I personally prefer the 1994 to 1996 body style, I've owned a 1995 bronco for 10 years and i've put 500,000 miles on it with no major issues.

So you are suggesting someone daily drive a 30 year old car as an alternative to the new bronco?

If reliability is a concern then I would wait on the new Toyota Landcruiser or the upscale Lexus GX as alternatives to the Bronco. I personally love classic and vintage cars but that isn’t a car I would recommend or use for everyday family transportation.