Ford Bronco experiences?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I am amazed at how many buy the soft top.

If I were to buy one, I would want a hard top that is not removable -- for structural reasons.

Different strokes for different folks, I guess.

That doesn’t exsist.. unless you want a Sport.

The hardtops are removable

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Thinking of purchasing 2024 Bronco Heritage Edition. Has less than 10k miles with the 2.7 v6 ecoboost motor. I know there were reliability issues with earlier Bronco editions but hoping most if not all fixed for recent model editions. Any experiences with this vehicle?

You are kidding right?.
It’s junk unreliable

What makes you a vehicle expert?

[Anonymous]

As much as I like the concept, I know the quality is absolute shit. I've had one significantly apart and it was a horror show.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I am amazed at how many buy the soft top.

If I were to buy one, I would want a hard top that is not removable -- for structural reasons.

Different strokes for different folks, I guess.

Because the soft top comes all the way down and it’s a badass open air experience. It’s too hard to take off the entire hard top shell. You need multiple people and tons of space to store it. Then you’re screwed if it starts raining. It’s just super impractical unless you live in a beach town.

If you rarely drive on high speed interstates the soft top is awesome. I assume PP who said her friend traded hers in was using it as a daily driver on interstates and loves to yap on the phone via Bluetooth.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ugh!
I bought one brand spankin’ new exactly 4 years ago and it has already broken down where it isn’t running at all right now.

I need a new fuel pump and admit that I put a lot of miles on it.

However I used to have a Honda CRV before I purchased this car and it had a lot of miles on it as well but never had all these things breaking down like my current Bronco.

I am starting to believe that Fords are junk.

Are you a troll? This is well known that Ford stands for Fix Or Repair Daily.

Basically disposable cars after 100k. At least older jeeps and broncos were mechanically simpler and home repairable

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ugh!
I bought one brand spankin’ new exactly 4 years ago and it has already broken down where it isn’t running at all right now.

I need a new fuel pump and admit that I put a lot of miles on it.

However I used to have a Honda CRV before I purchased this car and it had a lot of miles on it as well but never had all these things breaking down like my current Bronco.

I am starting to believe that Fords are junk.

Are you a troll? This is well known that Ford stands for Fix Or Repair Daily.

Basically disposable cars after 100k. At least older jeeps and broncos were mechanically simpler and home repairable

In my experience 90s broncos are very reliable.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ugh!
I bought one brand spankin’ new exactly 4 years ago and it has already broken down where it isn’t running at all right now.

I need a new fuel pump and admit that I put a lot of miles on it.

However I used to have a Honda CRV before I purchased this car and it had a lot of miles on it as well but never had all these things breaking down like my current Bronco.

I am starting to believe that Fords are junk.

Are you a troll? This is well known that Ford stands for Fix Or Repair Daily.

Basically disposable cars after 100k. At least older jeeps and broncos were mechanically simpler and home repairable

In my experience 90s broncos are very reliable.

Right they were mechanically simpler and far less electronics.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am amazed at how many buy the soft top.

If I were to buy one, I would want a hard top that is not removable -- for structural reasons.

Different strokes for different folks, I guess.

Because the soft top comes all the way down and it’s a badass open air experience. It’s too hard to take off the entire hard top shell. You need multiple people and tons of space to store it. Then you’re screwed if it starts raining. It’s just super impractical unless you live in a beach town.

If you rarely drive on high speed interstates the soft top is awesome. I assume PP who said her friend traded hers in was using it as a daily driver on interstates and loves to yap on the phone via Bluetooth.

Hi There!
I own a hard top Bronco and can take mine apart and put it back together all by myself.

Nope didnt want my husband doing it - so I learned.

While we do have the space for all the parts its also not my daily driver.

Our dealership also tossed in the sound proof liner so its quiet enough.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ugh!
I bought one brand spankin’ new exactly 4 years ago and it has already broken down where it isn’t running at all right now.

I need a new fuel pump and admit that I put a lot of miles on it.

However I used to have a Honda CRV before I purchased this car and it had a lot of miles on it as well but never had all these things breaking down like my current Bronco.

I am starting to believe that Fords are junk.

Are you a troll? This is well known that Ford stands for Fix Or Repair Daily.

Basically disposable cars after 100k. At least older jeeps and broncos were mechanically simpler and home repairable

All 2020s cars are junk, designed to fail right after warranty expires, and most models are struggling to even reach that milestone.

[Anonymous]

It’s funny, I bought a used Honda Accord at the same time as my neighbor bought a brand new Ford Bronco Sport and his Bronco has not run for the past two weeks.
I cannot remember what he said it needs to start running again but I know it’s pretty expensive to fix.
Not the power train though.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ugh!
I bought one brand spankin’ new exactly 4 years ago and it has already broken down where it isn’t running at all right now.

I need a new fuel pump and admit that I put a lot of miles on it.

However I used to have a Honda CRV before I purchased this car and it had a lot of miles on it as well but never had all these things breaking down like my current Bronco.

I am starting to believe that Fords are junk.

Fords are not very reliable vehicles.

If you want reliability go with a Japanese brand like Subaru or even Toyota.