New Ford Bronco or Toyota 4Runner TRD Pro - Here Are The Two Things That Make The Bronco Better!
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First 10 seconds didn't anyone else see the Deer.........
Deers thought they was getting jumped or something 🤣
I am sickened by your (TFL Studios) incessant reference to the "OJ Bronco" and venerating of a convicted felon and sullying the good Ford name and brand. OJ Simpson is a convicted felon, robber, kidnapper and accused wife abuser and accused wife murderer. Please discontinue and edit out any and all of the references to the "OJ Bronco" when the correct terminology should be "Full Size" or "late 70's, 80's or 90's" Version Bronco. But Please STOP the association of the criminal OJ Simpson (who is currently serving a 33 year sentence for the above crimes) and the Ford image!!!!!!! This only sours the taste of the New Broncos (and the old Broncos) by associating the criminal OJ Simpson with this wonderful, beautiful product.
hell if it were deer season I would love to have some extra meat !
I disagree that the 4R is a direct competitor with either the Jeep or the Bronco. IMO, the latter two are more purpose-built vehicles. The 4R is for people who want to off-road and enjoy the outdoors, but still need a daily driver to cart the family around and maintain a large degree of practicality that, necessarily, more purpose-built off-roaders lack in many cases. I would never take the family on an extended vacation road trip in a Wranger. I know people do ... but the 4R is, for me, a much more practical family hauler, and maintains amazing offroad capabilities while doing so.
The TRD versions (off road and pro) are pretty direct competition and incredibly capable too
I disagree that the 4R is not a purpose-built offroader - they may be used as a family hauler but they certainly have offroad credentials. It may not be a convertable, you cannot take the doors off as easy, and certainly need to do more pursuation for larger tires but they are amazing offroad. Not all Wranglers or Broncos will be used for hardcore rock crawling or mudding. I hear what you are saying that the 4runner might be more practical for family hauling and the Wrangler and Bronco have some benefits offroad but I think it is worth comparing them because folks will likely use these vehicles in similar ways, will cross-shop them, and would want to know how they differ. Practicality is one aspect to consider but I bet they will largely be used the same.
I agree. Trade offs for Shure. Love my 4runner.
@@jamey48 was looking at the v6 bronco 4dr $45-55 k plus dealer mark up and v6 explorers st / king ranch $50-55k soft roaders no low range and timberline $47k who needs 3 row suv why 4cy ? price bought me back to 4 runner base sr5. 4x4 $40k trd off-road v6 @$42k lack of broncos price sold just another 4runner
I have a pro, and the bronco is probably the only thing I might consider getting to replace it. Maybe in 2023.
It didn't matter how the TRD did, when I seen that the rear window went down, that is all I needed to know.
The window on the bronco will come down on later models from what ive read
I had my 4Runner for 4 years and I don't think I ever rolled it down once.
I think I'll use the pop up rear glass on the GX 460 that's on it's way from Japan more.
Rear window that goes down VS a removable roof and doors... lol
@@JC71444 True but those will all leak eventually.
I wish my GX could have been ordered without a moonroof.
@@jlficken the world will end eventually but just writing stuff off because “it’ll fail” is just depressing.
The bronco is more sophisticated he says, while fumbling to find a hood prop lmao
Your point? Not many will pick the Toyota over the Bronco cause it has a silly hood prop. Besides, how many new buyers even bother to open the hood anymore...
@@panzer948 I'm poking fun at it, geez cool your panties will yuh?
You know what’s more reliable than a fancy hood gas spring? A simple hood prop. I’ll take that.
@@veganpotterthevegan while this is true - when something does go its really expensive to fix comparitively.
Toyota doesn't change styling much. If it works, why change?
At $10K less, greater towing, more storage and far superior reliability, ima go with the Yoda...
Agree! With that extra $11k you can upgrade way more better the than Bronco.
My buddy is $4k in on repairs on his Toyota that he has owned for half a year. Go with a wrangler for reliability. Mine has lasted years of abuse with once a year maintenance.
@@SanctumOfDreams you two got the rare situations for each vehicle. The 4Runner usually has no issues like that and is way more reliable. The Wrangler is usually the one with issues all the time. Unique situation for you two, overall the 4Runner is definitely more reliable.
@@SanctumOfDreams how is he 4K in repairs when toyotas come with 10 year 100K warranty which covers everything mechanical electrical and other bumper to bumper defects. Something doesn’t add up.
Toyota trucks have always been reliable. Is something breaks and you get charged for a lot of money? It's because you don't know how to fix it and it can just be an alternator and I'll charge you $2,000 because you don't know how to fix it with simple tools. Have a '07 4Runner with 200,000 miles. Everything is original except battery and alternator and tires and brakes and oil/filters. Lol cost of maintenance by self is 💯 to 200 yearly for good moderate maintenance. Good luck with cheaper build vehicle lol 🤣.
I love watching car reviews, but I laugh every time a reviewer says, “it’s kind of dated.” Most people don’t care how old a design is if it’s a well thought out and good quality feature. Maybe I should just say, I don’t care if it’s dated, I just want good quality and value. Great reviews gentleman.
I actually look for vehicles that are "dated", much more content on the web for DIY, more parts availability, early bugs all worked out, etc.
Youd be surprised, a lot of people will sell a reliable car "because its old".
I agree. My 2000 model truck is dated and I prefer the interior over any of these new interiors.
I think your wrong. Most people these days want the latest and greatest for bragging rights or social media content “likes”. When the Gladiator came out the used car lots were full of 4runners and now the Bronco will do the same. Most people buy to show off, then they get tired of driving over a puddle because OVERLAND! and move on to whatever else is trending.
Yeah, some people (a lot of people) like the "dated" 4Runner. Myself included.
Went to Seattle for vacations a couple of weeks ago and rented an explorer. The folks loved it until it had issues and traded it for a base SR5 4Runner. We took it everywhere including St. Helens and other mountains and stuff. Loved it enough to have the folks start looking into getting one lol
You buy the Toyota when you want something that is everything you 'need' in a reliable and proven package.
You buy the Bronco because it fits everything you 'want' in a more fun (and yet to be fully tested) package.
There's a place for both but really the Toyota is due for an update.
You buy toyota only if you hate cars that's it
You buy a Jeep when you want to go places those two can't handle..lol
@@BobLionel yes Heep is perfect for junkyard
@@BobLionel don't slip on grass
@@hotrod7603 Literally makes no sense. You realize Toyota made the original Supra, the current GR Yaris, and partnered with Subaru to make the GT86, as well as producing several sporty Lexus models. You buy Toyota if you don't like fixing things all the time.
Tommy tell them what most 4runner offroaders do which is buy the TRD Off Road Premium which comes with the same features minus the suspension and save $5k-$10k. Then use that money to lift and mod the 4runner to their liking.
Yup. That’s what I tell folks. A guy around the corner from me has a TRD Pro and looked at my modified TRD ORP and admitted he bought the wrong 4R.
Roman is so random! Lol. I love him. He is brutally honest and his nitpicks have me cracking up sometimes! He likes what he likes 🤷♀️
@@veganpotterthevegan Well, he built a dynasty!
@@veganpotterthevegan That’s the truth about Denny’s lol.
Tommy thanks for mentioning A-trac! It may not be a locker but it's so much better than nothing! And the fact that it is not limited to one axel is a huge bonus!
This is so funny, I tuned in to the live stream just before it ended yesterday which was right as y'all were crossing the stream. It immediately struck me as very familiar because it reminded me of the water crossing where you split off between Imogene and Yankee Boy Basin. Then I saw the signs when I watched the entire video. I have no idea how I am so good at recognizing places I haven't been in well over 20 years. Last time I was up there was in 1998 on my motorcycle. Fun times! Ouray is my favorite place in the Continental US.
I am certainly bias because I own a 2016 4Runner but man I love it. Great for weekend trips with the family, great in the snow, comfortable for driving to work (I’m 6’5”). My wife gets motion sick and can sit in the back seat with our baby without getting nauseous. The back window is actually very very quite even going 80 down the highway, love rolling it down... I plan to give my 4R to my 1 y/o when he turns 16.
I JUST bought a trd pro because of yall and I'm taking it to that same pass in a couple weeks from Maryland. Love yall, keep making the best videos around!
Definitely still a more than great and capable vehicle. Sounds like a really good trip. Have fun!🙌🏾
Took mine to the grocery store today with my kids in the back
In MD myself and I been wanting to take a road trip out there too. Just gotta find the time
Any suggestions for trails for off-roading in MD? Not really finding much around the Frederick area
I just bought a 2021 4Runner Nightshade and absolutely love it! I don’t do enough off-roading to justify the TRD Pro. Cross shopped the Bronco for a bit but couldn’t get past the hard top quality issues. Rear tailgate opens a little wonky too.
Very very happy with my 4Runner and I appreciate all the TFL content that helped me to make my decision!
4runner all day bro. Outdated or not. The thing is a purposeful tank on the road, gets all the jobs done
Excellent!!
I just did this trail a little over a month ago all the way from Florida. It'll be good to see it from your view.
Great video Roman, Tom, & Alex. Really love the offroad content.
The Bronco is really cool and I'm very tempted to buy one but my 07 4runner v8 goes and does everything I want it to go, not to mention the aftermarket is amazing.
A Toyota employee informed me that the “leather-ette” seats as TFL calls it or softex per Toyota is not leather at all. It is a soft constructed vinyl material. Everyone is calling it leather and Toyota doesn’t seem to want to correct anyone on the misunderstanding. I checked Toyota’s website and learned that the only real leather you can get in a 4Runner is by getting a Limited model.
That is correct. Softex is much more durable than the leather. Love it and people don't even know the difference lol.
@@camooo101
Do you own a vehicle with softex ?
Because I know someone who has softex in their Camry and it’s all ripped
@@reyperez3424 My current 2017 4runner 60k miles and it has seen abuse. Also not garaged kept sits outside all day. I'm also 300 pounds and there aren't any creases forming on them. Looks Mint!
If someone is confusing softex with real leather they have not spent much time on real leather. It doesn't look or feel anything like leather. Softex is really durable though - I was able to scrub it with WD40 to get pine pitch off and it looked new afterward.
Wow, thats what you choose to pick on? The leather? Lets not mention every top on every bronco falling apart on day one..... Toyota>Ford everyday 24/7.
My dad had a 72 Bronco. I was the auto 4X4 function. Dad would say “ Son, lock the hubs” …..lol…..great times!
my 84 had them to loved to get out for all to see ' hey look at me im locking my warn hubs "
@@youtubecarspottersguide1 Hell yeah!
I remember the Half Cab Bronco you guys had, back in the beginning of TFL Car! Also love the Kühl gear Tommy! I rock Kühl almost everyday.
So glad I didn't wait for the bronco. Very satisfied with my 2021 4Runner.
How much you spend for that? I saw one for $60k. But his is ridiculous about these cars shortage going on and these damn dealers are overpriced everything
@@fakedazzleful bought it in April. TRD Offroad Premium. Paid $43k.
@@jonzaremba paid 51k trd pro lunar rock January, but I did fly to Detroit from nyc to get it, so time, $130.00 plane fair, two fill ups driving back to nyc was worth it, oh and the grin all the way home, priceless!
It feels like I’ve seen the Bronco and 4RUNNER reviewed features a hundred times by you guys. Get to the offroad already!
I bought my 4Runner because it had a 3rd row seat, super reliable, costs less, tows more, and is for the most part just as capable off-roading. I used the money I saved and I have front and rear ARB lockers, twin air compressor, switch pro, bead lock wheels, 34” tires, .488 gears, winch, lift, full underbody skid plates, and more overall ground clearance than the Bronco (not talking about the sport). Now my whole family can go off-roading vs leaving 2 of them at home. When I reach 300k+ miles and still hitting the trails I will be happy. In the end I feel blessed because I know some people would just be happy to have a car. I won’t talk down on Ford but in the end we will see how many of those vehicles are on the road in 10-20 years.
Thanks for the video. These are the two vehicles I am thinking about. I will say the most amazing thing though was seeing 57 degrees on the thermometer in the bronco. I hope you can send some of that coolness to North Carolina
Even more than I want to watch this video, I think I want to see the behind the scenes of getting Roman to pose for the thumbnail! 😂😂😂
This makes me wanna be back in the mountains! Engineer, Ophir, Yankee boy, corkscrew and last dollar pass are a must! So much to do in Ouray/ridgeway area!
Miss it so much!!!
@@michaelhalstead64 so do I!
I really like both of these vehicles. Might buy both of them someday. Bronco first, for the better off-road ability. Drove it for 6+ hours at the Nevada Bronco Off-Roadeo loved it.
Woohoo, more Bronco off-roading content! Thanks Guys!
These are great vehicles no doubt. So when are you guys doing the 2022 2 row Grand Cherokee? It was supposed to debut at the NY auto show last month.
Looking forward to this comparison. My daughter and I took our 2000 4Runner w/ 225K on the odo up Imogene and Engineer pass last month and it was beautiful! Can't wait to go back. That 4Runner has been in our family since new and it climbed over everything in it's path like a champ. I wonder if we will be able to say the same thing about that Bronco in 2041?
I keep my 99 Limited around...because it wont ever let me down. I couldn't replace it with anything better.
258K on my 1994 Toyota pickup, and it never fails to make the camping trip, hauling all my gear over the pass, and making several wood runs. It also doubles as my daily driver when I swap it with my 178K 2002 4Runner. Toyota vehicles have earned my respect through their dependability. I don't see any 1992-1996 Broncos on the road today, but I see the 1989-1995 pickups everywhere still.
485,000 on my 14 FJ. Let’s see; yep, just changed oil. And of course brakes and tires.
@@skjos96 actually see a bunch of them where I live in MI. We have a 1990 camry w 300k miles and a few f150s from the 90s all with the inline 6 that have gone well over 300k miles of pulling a trailer daily for our landscaping business
@@fritty9927 Respect
Went to Ouray last year and loved it. Think I need to go back for some off roading in my 4Runner!
I did Imogene just last week! Would’ve been cool to see you guys there. I did that trail in a stock 2003 4Runner.
I'm in love with this Bronco. I plan on waiting 1-2 years before I get one...it will be my 3rd Bronco for me. I had a built 74 and a commuter 89.
Great video, can't wait for the actual drive over the pass!!
I've never thought the 4Runner and bronco or Runner and wrangler ever really compete. The bronco and wangler are more "true" off-road if we need rock crawling. The Runner will do almost everything the majority of people will need.
For our needs, overlanding, the 4Runner would be the clear winner. It appears to have about13 cuft more cargo volume than Bronco. 77 vs 90. And the roof rack options for a tent are way better for the 4Runner.
Same. I bought a 4Runner for all those reasons, even though I wanted a Wrangler at the time. For technical off-roading and ease of modification, the Rubicon Wrangler will dominate the 4Runner, but 4Runner is just a nicer daily driver and road trip vehicle. I look at the Jeep as an off-road vehicle that will work okay on pavement, and the 4Runner basically the opposite. The Bronco slots somewhere in the middle, it would be a nice compromise between the two if it was offered with a fixed-roof.
I can’t wait for this next video. I’ve been waiting a long time for this comparison.
I did the imogene pass as well as the yankee basin last summer on the rzr’s amazing trails, great to test the extent of these off-roaders!
I had to chuckle a little when they crossed that stream. Pretty sure I could have driven my lawn mower across that.😅. Love the vids guys.
Try it with your lawnmower in late June 😂
That's way more off-road that any of these two vehicles will ever see in real life with most owners
@@OP941nine true
@Gene Edmunds yeah .. will you video that when you do it please? I did Imogene with my 4runner a few years ago... and thought for sure at one point my wife and I were goners. I took one part of it on a bad line... and I was looking up at her we were at such an angle.... looking down over a dropoff of what seemed to be 1000 ft... probably not... but when leaned over it seems that way. Camera doesn't show the angles well. When I read your reply... I laughed... and asked my wife do you think a civic could make it, she said she would like to see it also. So you will get at least 2 views if you make a video.
Best feature of the 4Runner is the cup holder that goes with your cup. You can take it anywhere. 😂
I have a heavily modded 2018 TRD off road, but recently ordered the Badlands w/Sasquatch Bronco. IMO, the 4Runner is more of an Overland vehicle whereas the Bronco/Wrangler are more towards serious off-roading. Nothing wrong with whichever suits your needs better. I love my 4Runner and would recommend it to anyone considering one. However, I want to shift more into serious off-roading and thus the decision to order the Bronco. Great video highlighting these two amazing vehicles!!!
If you want to push the limits of offroading, you should get a solid front axle vehicle. The Bronco IFS is fine for most people but it's going to limit you on crazy stuff.
@@Rooster_king I considered it, but I think the Bronco will be just fine for what I’ll be doing.
@@Rooster_king Lite-Brite recently did a video where they took a four-door Bronco with a 2.5 inch lift on 37's on the Rubicon Trail, and it did awesome. Way better than a 4Runner could have done, it's just a much better base to start, despite the IFS.
@@trailrunnah8886 They're both limited with the IFS. It's fine for most offroaders but to push the boundaries it's no secret that a solid front axle will do more. Ford knows that most of these vehicles will only see gravel roads anyways.
@@Rooster_king 100% on the ifs. But comparing IFS to IFS, the Bronco appears to perform superior to the 4Runner. I've watched a few videos with the Bronco, and as much as I dislike ifs, I'm legitimately impressed with the level of articulation it has.
Keep up the excellent content! #Team4Runner
I’d pick the 4-runner without even thinking twice. Can not compromise on reliability, dependability, and if you’re crazy enough, resale value especially on a TRD PRO.
5 speed 4.0l 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Everyone is raving about the 10 speed and I was really excited to drive one, until I did. I had rented an F-150 with the 10 speed and all it seemed to do was hunt for gears constantly. I really didn't like it. For constant speed highway, no problem.
I damn near bought a Bronco.....I am so glad I went with a 4 runner
Damn these prices! 💵💵
You missed the rear window roll up-down on the 4Runner. My dogs love that feature
It is you who missed it.
Looks like you guys got a gimble camera stabilizer! Looks nice, as a photographer/videographer myself, my only comment would be to have your camera guy back up about a foot or two more from the position he is standing in for the first part of this video with you guys talking, it will be easier to keep you guys in frame and use slower camera movements that will be more natural, and less distracting, just my .02 cents though, love your channel! Can’t wait to see the full comparison!
Love your videos keep it up
He said the “OJ Bronco” Roman is the truth! 😂😂
Facts
I liked the Bronco idea, but I think I would choose the 4Runner because it's bigger inside, more practical, I bet safer, dependable, tows more, while being cheaper to buy and run.
My buddies Tacoma is $5k in repairs in half a year. Not too dependable sounding to me.
Can you fit 35 inch tires on a stock TRD pro?
Good video guys. Got an email my Bronco had been built this morning.
Oh come on let's be fair about the Bronco sound. Vacuum cleaner is not at all accurate, it sounds like a nice big riding lawnmower
I cackled hearing the "note"
In reality, both of these vehicles sound terrible. I have a 5th gen 4Runner, the engine sounds like garbage.
I got passed by a concrete mixer on I-70 in Colorado last weekend while driving a Turo borrowed Tacoma (aka The State Bird of CO). It felt like I was driving my Ford Ranger V6 in 1995. Reliable? Sure. Enjoyable to drive? Not even close.
Agree 100% … the Tacoma powerplant is horrid. The seats are brutally uncomfortable as well & that’s a widely shared opinion.
The Bronco made all those climbs and obstacles look so easy. Impressive
I would choose the FJ cruiser over both of them. Nice place and good comparison review 👍
I will always be a fan of the 4Runner.
Man, same here. Every time I see a TRD pro on the road, I have to stop and stare. Ancient but still so good looking
I absolutely love this channel's content!
Thanks for the kind words. It’s nice to see such a great fan!
My favourite is Tommy and Roman doing the reviews, always fun to watch the classic father and son banter. 🤣 👍🍁
TFL needs to do supercharged modded vs new edition bronco comparos.....magnuson blown 4R on 33"s vs new Bronco/Jeep and Magnuson Supercharged 3.6 jeep vs new Bronco/Blown 4R on gauntlet
I do as well but I’m not gonna lie I only watch the videos with Tommy and his dad 😂😂
Your knee-pads are wearing thin.
Only need 3 months of intensive schooling to learn all the systems on these absurd new, electronic vehicles. And YES I'm old school................. and LOVE IT
Looking forward to the rest of the adventure...
Is there anything that Tommy doesn’t disagree about?
For $11K difference in price, you can add a lot of aftermarket items that would make the 4Runner an off-road beast! And, you will still have the Toyota quality compared to Ford’s meh quality.
New engine?
@@cessealbeach Doesn't need it.
@@robertyoung8289 at those numbers it has needed a new engine 10 yrs ago…reliable isn’t everything important yes but everything not even close
But what if what you really want is a convertible 4x4? Why can't Toyota deliver on that?
@@robertyoung8289 Supercharger!!!!!!!!!!!
Yeah I'm refreshing my page every minute till the next one drops!
Thanks for the video. Is Toyota ever going to upgrade the power train on the 4Runner? If they would put the engine and transmission in the new tundra that would be great
I want the bronco to keep my FJ company. I think they could be friends.
Can’t wait for the 6th Gen 4Runner to see if it’ll compare to the Bronco.
It’d be nice if Toyota added some subtle FJ40 cues
Bring back the FJ Cruiser. They still sell them in Arab countries,why not USA?
Ouray is my heaven on earth. Love it, miss it, can't wait to go back.
I've been looking for this particular 4-Runner (to replace the wife's MDX) but the over charged prices these days are looking angrily back at me. I managed to grab my FJ back in '14 for $500 over invoice but with car mark-ups this year the 4R are $15K. :(
You should really bring up the fact that even before the current car shortage you could never get a trd pro for MSRP. Toyota makes so few of them all the dealers mark them up 5-10k
I just did a search of the entire US found ONLY 2 both in California $15k over for one and $25k over for the other, both Lunar rock.
Got my lunar rock at list, but had to spend $130.00 flight from nyc to Detroit to get it, smiled driving home, I love it
I got my lunar rock TRD pro for MSRP two months ago. I ordered it end of 2020 and MSRP was agreed on...little did the car dealership know what they agreed to back then but in the end they honored the price.
I dont trust the new Ford Broncos quality further than I can throw it.
How strong are you?
same goes for Toyota. Their reliability is a misconception. My buddies taco melted it’s transmission just by driving down a dirt road.
Did the Ford Parts bin grab the seats off the Transit; which are comfy to do the Nouveau Bronco.. the old T-Bird centre switches are nice.
Can't wait to see the next video
The 4 Runner is great and no doubt the Bronco and 4 Runner serve a majority of the same market but I think its plainly obvious that the Bronco has more potential both out of the box and with modification to be a serious offroader. Much more of a competitor to the Wrangler. The wheel travel and wheel package alone makes a huge difference.
Just the fact that you can fit 35s on a stock Bronco. You have to lift the 4Runner 3", and do a bunch of cutting in order to get 35s on it, once you do that you have to regear because there's no way the incredibly underpowered engine can turn big tires.
Only time will tell if the Bronco will prove to be reliable.
Not really. The roof is already causing headaches. That didn't take long.
The whole purpose of the roll down window came from when 4Runner was pickup based and had a convertible hardtop. It would roll down into the tailgate so you can open the tailgate. I’m glad they kept this feature but would love the hardtop removal to return.
Yeah had a 92 hated it had to roll down the window reach in it open the tailgate then the dam window would not roll back up.
Great video, but I have to make a correction; according to the Toyota website, the 4Runner TRD Pro only has lane departure warning. So, it'll beep if you drift from the lane, but will NOT correct as other Toyota models do. I'm not sure why they made that choice, but I found it disappointing, as our next vehicle will be a daily driver and road tripper for us.
The Bronco has hard plastic finishes in the interior for easier cleaning when you are off-roading with the top off. Why would you want a leather fancy stitched interior if it's going to get mud and dirt splashed all over it.
Why would you want a hard plastic if you arent so nasty , and care for your interior
Roman is something else but love his honesty and we need more like him and just say it with your chest lol 😂.
What was the temperature where you were at in the beginning of the video? Thx
Much respect to Tommy for referring to the cameraman as Alex, and not calling the cameraman cameraman like the other guy lol!!!
@2:38 The 2.7L Ecoboost is NOT the fastest/biggest/best engine in the F150. The 3.5L Ecoboost is! (Not available in the Bronco) (The 2.7L is offered in the F150, but it's a far cry from the fastest)
And in 10 years how will that Bronco be? From the looks of that interior not well.
Why? What is it going to decompose over those 10 yrs? Guess we’ll have to come back here in 10 yrs to discuss
Even the shittiest cars last 10 years now. I have a twenty-one-year-old Pontiac and the interior still looks great, and my fourteen-year-old Volvo looks brand-new inside.
Ahh the classic comparison of the purpose-built may or may not last long vehicle versus the all around practical reliable vehicle! 👍
@TFL, I think you need to check that claim about the 4xtransfer case selector having a linkage. It looks like it uses an electric actuator.
I'd compare the Ford bronco with the FJ Cruiser.
Why? The FJ is pretty much a 4th gen 4runner with a different body that give bad visibility, slightly different gearing and add a rear locker. Minus the 2009 t4r trail that came with the rear locker
I have a feeling the Ford Bronco isn't going to have great resale value. Toyota TRD Pro's have already proven to hold value very well.
Your feeling is totally opposite
@@hotrod7603 Time will tell. I don't have much faith in Ford, especially after my two door Bronco has been in a dirt holding lot waiting for a hard top since July 1st.
Hmmm I don't agree with that comment.The Wrangler's are notoriously unreliable and a history of being poorly built. I believe the Bronco will hold it's resale value quite well.
@@marcjohnson8488 Haven’t had any issues with my 2019 Wrangler but time will tell.
@@CarStory
I went back and read what I said I meant to say because of the things about the Wrangler (unreliable , poorly built. Etc..),it holds resale value very well,
Love Ouray! Used to ice climb there a bunch.
What a tease Roman...can't wait
Aside from any performance issues, the styling of Bronco is hard to beat. I have not seen an off road vehicle this good looking in many many years. Toyota on the other hand has gone south with cosmetics, with all their vehicles (BTW, I own a Toyota, cos they’re so reliable, but hate the looks). This Bronco really puts all others in shadow when it comes to looks.
In 10 years the 4Runner will be driving circles around this bronco that will be on its 2nd-3rd engine.
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Repair Road
Daily Dead
I miss Ouray!! Great place to try these out!
I have a Black Diamond reservation, but I am now considering a 4 Runner TRD Off Road. I am looking to see what vehicle would you go with?
I see the strong Ford tradition of filling its interiors with cheap hard plastic continues on the Bronco
Really because Jeep has been doing it for years lol
Less talk. More offroad
My wife drives a 2022 Bronco Badlands Sasquatch 4dr. She loves it. She said it was the first cool vehicle she ever had. Race Red. We were not able to get the hard top and the soft top is so noisy it hurts my ears. I had a 2020 GMC Sierra 1500 AT4. Engine crapped out due to lifter issues. I am sick of new fuel management technology that fails. Sick of too much Tech. So. I just bought a 2024 4runner TRD Off Road Premium in Underground. Added TRD intake, TRD exhaust, Alpine head unit with upgraded cameras front and rear, speakers, amp, sub, etc. Added a leveling kit, came with the TRD Pro wheels and tires. I have already had it on the trails. It is NOT just a mall crawler. Very capable. From all the videos I have watched from TFL and others, the 4runner TRD Pro or ORP will pretty much do everything a Bronco Badlands will do... stock. However, the Badlands does it in style.. the 4runner takes a while. Yes the Bronco is more capable overall, but the 4runner has proven reliability, more room, and I pray I can get 300,000+ miles out of it.
Dont know why Grand cherokee is not mentioned along with these vehicle especially it has trail rated versions. Is that not good for mild to moderate offroad?
For the life of me, I can't figure out why anyone would buy something as complicated as a twin turbro V6 from Ford. In fact, I can't imagine why anyone would by anything from Ford at all...
Tommy criticizing Roman every time he says something nit-picky is my favorite dynamic.
If I were to rent a stock 4 door Wrangler, would it be able to complete Immogene pass without damage?
The one easter egg i like on the bronco is the "lift me baby" tag in the fender wells