10 Things You Need To Know Before Buying The 2024 Ford Bronco Sport
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- čas přidán 20. 10. 2023
- The Ford Bronco Sport is one small crossover that can tackle terrain and look good. Technology and usable space are also strong points. However, the Bronco Sport struggles to meet expectations in several areas that rivals have long mastered, such as ride comfort, rear passenger space, and confident steering and braking.
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I have the badlands 2021 and it is a really good car. I drives wonderfully in city, highway and country road, and perfect for my small enclosed trailer and camping. I love it.
We own one now for one year and we love it!
I just bought a 2024 and love it
I just bought mine Friday! So far I love it too!
Me to a month ago
This earns a thumbs down because it is full of misrepresentation. showing the 2 liter engine while describing the 1.5 liter at 0:32. Showing the full size Bronco at 0:34, showing the full size Bronco 2.7 liter engine while describing the 2 liter in the Sport at 0:53, talking about the wide armrest at 3:20 and showing a picture of the front seats of the full size Bronco, talking about th rear seat and showing the rear seat of the full size Bronco at 3:27. Can't say much good about a review that shows the wrong car. One big raspberry for these guys.
love my BS badlands 2021. over 65000 miles and no issues. Its fast and fun to drive. Awesome in the snow to.
I ❤ my 2024 Big Bend
I did not buy it for the family ride!!
Just bought a 2024 Badlands. I find the suspension tight, and especially the steering being too tight. The transmission when in "regular" mode is weird after stopping at a red light and then going on green - it seems a bit hesitantly punchy. Also a bit smaller interior than I would like, but it's not bad. Oddly, I am finding that the black interior collects normal wear smudges all the time and I have to wipe off this cloth-like material often. Otherwise it's an interesting vehicle with lots of bells and whistles. No serious complaints.
I have a 2022 Outerbanks and we love it
Any idea what the slot underneath the insert of the center console is used for?
It’s just storage for let’s say your phone or a pack of cigarettes
@@xandoink6645 Don't smoke but maybe a beer or two.
Big thumbs down for this review. Sounds like a Ford hater. It sucks on pavement but you should go for the Badlands which has the beefier shocks. What!?? Makes no sense at all.
The bronco sport badlands is very good in all road conditions. The best car i owned up to now. And i plan to keep it as long as i can still drive. The brake help and technology like lane centering assist and full radar assist, all of these help me with my Parkinson to drive and relax more. I would not switch my bronco for another car. This is the best car Ford has designed.
@@CC-gt3ro How is it for mpg? I’m currently deciding on a Badlands or possibly a Ranger.
@@RickFerris70 I drive in Normal mode, because i like the immediate responsive acceleration. on a long trip with highway, you get 8.9 or 9 L/100km. In city, i get 11L/100km, sometime 10,5. in winter you get 11.5/12.5/100km.
If you want to save more gas, you can select the eco mode, you get 10 L/100 or below.. The eco mode reduce the usage of the turbo when you accelerate at low speed, which is very visible on the live consumption gaugfe, and it is efficient to save gas. The engine won't be as responsive to acceleration than the normal mode, but still very good. If you push more on the pedal, the car understand you want more power accordingly. In normal mode, the car acceleratestrong, you must restraint yourself to push the accelerator. the car is formidable in this mode. You can even get stronger rersponse in Sport mode but it is not necessary for me. Honesty the gas consumption is not too much my concerns and is very respectable compare to my old Pontiac Vibe (Toyota matrix) which was at 9L/100km average, and the Bronco Sport Badlands is two time more powerful, and accelerate 0-100km/h in 5.9 sec and get average 10L/100km. so of course, The bronco will use more gas. with 250 HP and 277 ft/lbs torque. I prefer a strong vehicle like the Bronco Sport Badlands that is very powerful and can tow my Trailer and react to condition very fast, than an hybrid with no power that do 6 L/100 on highway and city. The number published by Ford are exact. 21 miles/26 miles per gallon (City, HIghway) and in eco mode you can even do a little bit better. It depends of your driving behavior as well. I drive 450-500km max per month. so I have no trouble to pay for 70$ CDN / per month for the gas. It is more reliable than an electric car, and no heavy and expensive battery to maintain and replace. it resist well to very high heat and very low heat in Canada Quebec. it resist to 60cm water. It drives very well in all conditions and road. very reliable electronics and par interior and exterior. I love this Bronco Sport Badlands 2021. Like i said the only thing missing is the memory driver seat. and even that it is not that important.
Just another ford recall shitbox.😂😂