Unbiased opinions.

[Koolcarguy]

No fair. I want to tow a bronco out. I’m jealous.

Come to Colorado we just pulled a Bronco out Saturday guy was a little hurt i pulled out his factory 35 off raod ready Bronco with my sport s diesel Gladiator on 35's with ease then went right back threw where he got stuck with no issue's my son keeps telling me you have to take pictures and post them lol

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[WILDHOBO]

Come to Colorado we just pulled a Bronco out Saturday guy was a little hurt i pulled out his factory 35 off raod ready Bronco with my sport s diesel Gladiator on 35's with ease then went right back threw where he got stuck with no issue's my son keeps telling me you have to take pictures and post them lol

I’m in CO. Nice. My neighbor has one. I can’t wait to pull him out.

 

[Trauma PA]

Would you take a gladiator rubicon over a bronco badlands?

I love my Gladiator. Having owned several Wranglers in the past, it’s the best of both Jeep worlds to me. It’s a great all purpose vehicle for me. I love having the ability to use my pick up bed for Home Depot runs, dump runs, moving stuff, etc. It’s great for loading up and going to the beach or just going for a topless and doorless ride. You wanna go off-road or camping and it becomes that vehicle. You wanna load up bikes and go ride a trail, it’s the perfect vehicle. The sky is the limit with the Gladiator. Not to mention the endless customization the vehicle affords you. For me it’s a Lego on wheels and I never tire of it with all the different configurations that I can run (hard top on, hard top on doors off, hard top off and doors on, hard top off and doors off, just the freedom panels off, soft top on, soft top on and doors off, soft top folded back and doors on, etc.).

 

[AstroZombie]

i have never been a ford fan and what i like is very small sample size. These new Broncos defiantly have turned my head. They just look amazing. I absolutely love my JT and would sell a kidney before i let it go. My wife really like them so since we already have the JT i would let her get the Bronco. we have even priced a few. I can get a nice one (for her) no major frills and still amazing looking for way less than my JTR. Props to Ford. They put together a very nice looking vehicle. Both Jeep and Ford have top spots in this vehicle size. Forget those new defenders FUGLY!! That new Suzuki Jimny is pretty rad too

 

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[HorneyBadger]

Went wheelin with a Bronco Sasquatch. The Rubicon out classes the Bronco on everything but the smoothest of dirt! and there it only goes mo faster!

 

[Rahkmalla]

Went wheelin with a Bronco Sasquatch. The Rubicon out classes the Bronco on everything but the smoothest of dirt! and there it only goes mo faster!

i know im debating your personal experience with zero experience of my own... but pretty much every offroad channel that has gotten their hands on the bronco (even one that generally dislike Ford like TFL) have nothing bad to say about the bronco other than IFS limiting maximum articulation, which isn't needed for anything short of hardcore rock crawling.

 

[AZCooWhip]

Was in that camp for a long time from the beginning. Wouldn’t trade the JT for anything at this point.

My JT does everything I want and ask of it.

Let’s just say that Ford‘s total CF happened for a reason. I was meant to buy this JT.

Unbiased .....sold many Fords to acquire this JT and my wife’s JL.

 

[NachoRuby]

i know im debating your personal experience with zero experience of my own... but pretty much every offroad channel that has gotten their hands on the bronco (even one that generally dislike Ford like TFL) have nothing bad to say about the bronco other than IFS limiting maximum articulation, which isn't needed for anything short of hardcore rock crawling.

Front and rear Lockers, and swaybar disconnect. Rubicon has them, and only the Badlands and above does on the bronco, right? So this may may not be an apples to apples comparison, need to know if that Sasquatch was a Badlands+ . That could make a huge difference depending on where you are. Not saying the Jeep is automatically better. Just saying Sasquatch alone doesn't make it a Rubicon or Mojave equivalent.

I would drive a manual Bronco Badlands w/Sasquatch in a heartbeat.

 

[HorneyBadger]

i know im debating your personal experience with zero experience of my own... but pretty much every offroad channel that has gotten their hands on the bronco (even one that generally dislike Ford like TFL) have nothing bad to say about the bronco other than IFS limiting maximum articulation, which isn't needed for anything short of hardcore rock crawling.

It operated about the same as a JLU with 2" lift and 35's. I had an easier time on many obstacles in my Overland. The Rubi outclassed us all!
We were on medium trails with some rock crawling.

 

[cuellar13]

Depends on what your needs and wants are. I like my JTR and my wife's Bronco 2 door pretty equally, but in different ways. Here are my preferences after having both for at least 6 months:

• Truck capabilities- JTR, obviously
• Riding comfort- Bronco
• On road suspension/handling/steering- Bronco
• Off road- TBD- Bronco has not seen anything but a dirt road and pavement so far, but likely JTR
• Power & fuel economy- Bronco
• Interior styling- hard to say- IMO they are great in their own ways
• Endless aftermarket options- JTR

Now that I have listed it out like that, I would choose a Bronco over a Wrangler if a truck weren't an option. But since I need and want a truck, the JTR is my preference. I say just buy both.

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