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Nice review, thanks for posting! Excited for more review releases on Monday, especially with these already arriving on dealer lots.
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I should be getting my car within the next week or so, I will post a solid video review
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Nice enthusiastic review. But boy does that guy talk fast - I must be getting old! lol
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Thanks for posting.... but need someone with sports car driving experience to drive the Badlands 2.0 for an accurate review of handling, high speed cornering and heavy braking. Also, some serious off-roading would also help, along with an evaluation of the headlamps at night.
NICE review... excited for the real 2.0L reviews hopefully coming soon
...I still can't believe there is no option of a HomeLink/GDO of any sort even in the highest trim levels on a 2021 SUV that has a heated steering wheel as an option
(I know I am repeating myself but just can't help noticing it every time i see a B/S review)
...I still can't believe there is no option of a HomeLink/GDO of any sort even in the highest trim levels on a 2021 SUV that has a heated steering wheel as an option
(I know I am repeating myself but just can't help noticing it every time i see a B/S review)
Is it just me or anyone else annoyed when people say that GOAT Mode stands for "Go Over Any TYPE of Terrain.
I believe it's just Go Over Any Terrain as it should be but then again he probably takes money out of an ATM Machine.
I believe it's just Go Over Any Terrain as it should be but then again he probably takes money out of an ATM Machine.
It bothers me too. I believe at some point marketing changed it because they used to say Goes Over All Terrain but now even in the quick reference guide it says Goes Over Any-type of Terrain. My best guess is that the legal department had a discussion with marketing after the keep got stuck on the bike trail and had to get helicoptered out. But no matter what the new language doesn’t work.
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Ford has been saying "Go Over Any TYPE of Terrain" since the reveal. Probably a legal thing.
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It would probably ride twice as good if they would have set the psi in the tires. Like my new Ranger I saw that all four tires on this Sport had over 40 psi with one showing 47. The Ranger was much smoother over all surfaces with the psi at the correct level. I though it was just my dealer that didn't bother to have the pressure checked, but it looks like it's just SOP for all Ford dealers.
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