2022 Bronco sport review

[Code54]

It is always nice to have a car/SUV you actually look forward to driving! Enjoy.

 

[ArlyA]

It is always nice to have a car/SUV you actually look forward to driving! Enjoy.

Ya, but its my spouses car. I might drive it once a week. It sure rides nicer than my Ranger.

 

[NoTrespassing]

Sure are liking this suv. Spouse is driving it in northern MN right now caring for her elderly dad. Might be the nicest suv we have ever purchased.

That's awesome, ii own Ford stock and it would be great if everyone felt like that!

We really love our Edge ST. Unfortunately they're discontinuing them. Otherwise we would have bought another one after this one is worn out. I can't seem to talk her into a full size Bronco.

 

[ArlyA]

That's awesome, ii own Ford stock and it would be great if everyone felt like that!

We really love our Edge ST. Unfortunately they're discontinuing them. Otherwise we would have bought another one after this one is worn out. I can't seem to talk her into a full size Bronco.

We test drove the full size one twice. Terrible ride and lots of road noise......

 

[big bubba]

what's the depreciation rate of this Sport Bronco? say 3 yrs down the road from original sticker price? that's what i'd be looking at.-

 

[ArlyA]

what's the depreciation rate of this Sport Bronco? say 3 yrs down the road from original sticker price? that's what i'd be looking at.-

But we need a SUV to drive for the next 10+ years. Should we discuss its depreciation in 2038?

 

[big bubba]

But we need a SUV to drive for the next 10+ years. Should we discuss its depreciation in 2038?

makes good sense. since the thread is about the Sport in general, would be interesting to see it's depreciation rate. There are a number of retro new models currently, wanted to see how this one fairs.

in terms of keeping a good vehicle, i'm with you. i currently have 3 vehicles, latest is '06, combined mileage over 750k. good luck with the Sport, will probably be a reliable buy, regards

 

[jyoutz]

makes good sense. since the thread is about the Sport in general, would be interesting to see it's depreciation rate. There are a number of retro new models currently, wanted to see how this one fairs.

in terms of keeping a good vehicle, i'm with you. i currently have 3 vehicles, latest is '06, combined mileage over 750k. good luck with the Sport, will probably be a reliable buy, regards

Depreciation of vehicles is something I never care about, because I buy them new then drive them for 200-300K miles or until the wheels fall off. I assume they will only be worth clunker prices when I’m ready for a new one.

 

[big bubba]

makes sense. i've never understood the 3 yr trade off after purchasing new. but guess i'm clueless & will stick with what works for me. always trying to keep things simple at this late stage. a young family of course may think differently

 

[NoTrespassing]

Depreciation of vehicles is something I never care about, because I buy them new then drive them for 200-300K miles or until the wheels fall off. I assume they will only be worth clunker prices when I’m ready for a new one.

I bought 1 new car in my life, a 2008 Accent for $12,500 plus t&t. Put 240k miles on it and it's sitting in the driveway rotting.