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Question for the Ford gearheads

What Ford plant builds the Broncos?
Is the 2024 Ford Bronco 2 Door Heritage Edition -Sasquatch Package a quality build? Thats the 3.0L EcoBoost V6. But you already know that if you a true gearhead

Is this Bronco a quality build that I don't need to take to the Dealer every month?

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The Bronco is a plastic piece of garbage. Jeeps are ten times better, more powerful, and tougher.

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Post ID: @3qwp+1vlUXEMp

A fake Flex Bronco over the real Bronco does not cut it.

The last Flex's were produced in 2020, and only have AWD as an option no 4WD.
The Bronco has 4x4 w 7 G.O.A.T. modes option.
When your late at night driving includes doing the occasional, or possibly many yard jobs, you want the 4x4 w 7 G.O.A.T. modes in the Bronco over an AWD Flex.
The Broncos 4 x4 7 G.O.A.T modes can send a tremendous amount of power to all four wheels, and its independent front suspension is more sophisticated than an AWD Flex. Other noticeable Bronco options include 35-inch mud-terrain tires, which would come in handy preforming yard jobs, especially after an early evening heavy rain, beadlock-capable wheels, electronic locking front and rear differentials, and a sway-bar-disconnect feature. All these features the Broncos offer, will put you in a Moab frame of mind, making your day oops I mean night while preforming yard jobs. Late at night, you will greatly appreciate the 4 x4 7 G.O.A.T modes, when you unexpectedly encounter a big old rock you didn't see, that some sneaky dude hid in his yard hoping you would hit it and getting your rig stuck in his yard.

So, get the Bronco with 4 x4 7 G.O.A.T modes over the AWD Flex to avoid losing your rig in some dude's yard to some rocks he placed in his yard, you didn't see.

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Post ID: @3afz+1vlUXEMp

Depending on trim level, the tire size for the 2024 Ford Bronco options are

285/70R17
255/70R16
255/70R18
265/70R17 315/70R17

Question which tire size and tread would be best to have on my Bronco when I'm doing yard jobs late Saturday night?

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Post ID: @3pob+1vlUXEMp

Buy a used Ford Flex, lift it 2", upsize the tires and remove the Flex badges. Everyone will think you got the fuller-than-full sized Bronco. You will save a fortune and have minimal issues.

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Post ID: @2xws+1vlUXEMp

@pxo+1vlUXEMp - "buy a Jeep"?? What are you smoking?

I buy Ford and also buy the extended warranty. Sleep well at night. Problem solved.

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Post ID: @2sin+1vlUXEMp

Everyone knows the highest quality products come out of Hermosillo

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Post ID: @1yuj+1vlUXEMp

The Bronco is built at the Michigan Assembly Plant. Yes, the model which you describe is the only one which is built with quality. The workers there have an inherent bias against building four door vehicles so they just phone it in on those models. I hear that the doors even come off quite easily on those trucks.

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Post ID: @lhx+1vlUXEMp

MAP in Wayne builds the Bronco. Bunch of potheads employed there protected by the UAW no matter what they do (or don't do).

There are no quality builds out of that plant. Buy a Jeep.

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