Off-Roading a Stock Ford Bronco For the First Time!

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Off-Roading a Stock Ford Bronco For the First Time!
Today we head to AOAA (Anthracite Outdoor Adventure Area) to off-road a Ford Bronco for the first time. Matt has off-roaded plenty of times in a Jeep Wrangler, however, this will be his first experience doing it in a Ford Bronco! Let us know what you think of the Ford Bronco's off-roading capabilities!
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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:44 Obstacle 1(Easy 🥱)
1:48 Pitch & Roll Test
3:23 Obstacle 2
4:17 Trail Turn Assist Test
4:41 Obstacle 3
6:28 How well did it perform?

[@angry-newyorker9070]

It’s decent for a completely stock unit on stock tires, but I can’t help but think back to when Jeep unveiled the new JL to the media. They took a bunch of Rubicons on the most wild trail where they were climbing up a friggin mountain and they were using the skid plates to the max. Then shortly after that they took the press on a 2 day trip on the Rubicon and just thrashed a bunch of stock and a couple modified Rubicons. Ford had the Badlands there with the Sasquatch package going on the same basic trails as a base outerbanks. The Bronco is definitely a cool and fairly capable vehicle, but it is just not on the same level as the Wrangler, especially when it comes to Badlands vs. the Rubicon as is evident in just the media events.

[@SusquehannaAutomotive]

Definitely a great point, I think both serve their own purposes, but there is a reason the Rubicon is named after an extremely hard trail on the west coast!