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Anonymous wrote:My husband wants a Bronco and I am 100% on board. Because why not, if this is his midlife crisis, it’s not that bad. But, I do want one of the ridiculously bright colors. If we are going to get one, might as well embrace it!

Test drive both the Jeep and Bronco and see what he likes best. I'd wait a year or two for the Bronco to let them get the bugs out.

+1

Jeep is the safe choice right now because it’s a stable platform with mature components. The Bronco will have a few years of teething problems, like any brand new model vehicle. In a few years it’ll be ironed out.

Anonymous wrote:My husband wants a Bronco and I am 100% on board. Because why not, if this is his midlife crisis, it’s not that bad. But, I do want one of the ridiculously bright colors. If we are going to get one, might as well embrace it!

Test drive both the Jeep and Bronco and see what he likes best. I'd wait a year or two for the Bronco to let them get the bugs out.

My husband wants a Bronco and I am 100% on board. Because why not, if this is his midlife crisis, it’s not that bad. But, I do want one of the ridiculously bright colors. If we are going to get one, might as well embrace it!

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Such a gross vehicle. I’d be tempted to key every one I saw.

Let me guess you drive a Prius

A have a Leaf.

ZERO carbon footprint.

Except for the strip mining of heavy metals and the increased demand on the electrical grid, and Pepco's energy mix is about 58% coal and gas.

Anonymous wrote:Such a gross vehicle. I’d be tempted to key every one I saw.

I hate it too. At least the Jeep Wrangler still looks like a Jeep, and I’m not a fan of the Wranglers after the CJ. Now bring back to the US the Land Cruiser J40s or an International Scout 800 that remains true to its roots and I’m in!!!

I like it too.

Revitalizing this thread. Does anyone have experience driving the Bronco Sport? I’m a mom, interested in purchasing cuz I like the way it looks. (hey I’m honest)

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Such a gross vehicle. I’d be tempted to key every one I saw.

Let me guess you drive a Prius

A have a Leaf.

ZERO carbon footprint.

Anonymous wrote:Such a gross vehicle. I’d be tempted to key every one I saw.

Let me guess you drive a Prius

Anonymous wrote:The bright colors are too "loud" -- but I love the more muted neutral colors.

Part of the fun of driving a Jeep or a Bronco is the fun colors.

Such a gross vehicle. I’d be tempted to key every one I saw.

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Anonymous wrote:Remember how after OJ they changed the Bronco to the Escape?

Good times.

No they didn’t.

Some of you people are kinda slow.

Anonymous wrote:The bright colors are too "loud" -- but I love the more muted neutral colors.

I think an outrageous, attention seeking vehicle can pull off bright colors.

The bright colors are too "loud" -- but I love the more muted neutral colors.

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Anonymous wrote:Any guy who drives one of these is announcing to every woman in a one mile radius that he has a 1 inch penis. Serious small penis energy radiates from that thing. I would literally laugh at any man driving one.

Clearly you’ve never been to OBX

???

no, I haven’t. It looks low class based on the photos I’ve seen.

What am I missing? A place where underendowed men drive wanna-be military trucks? Hard pass. I’ll stick with the ‘Vineyard.

Sweetie, you’re not “classy” with an XC90, mirrored aviators, and atheleisure. Grow up. It’s fun a car for off-road adventures: beach driving, backcountry camping, etc.

I love the Vineyard, too. But no one wants to summer with a sourpuss who is constantly tut-tutting based of “class.” Unclench.