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Yep, same for all of us.

On my 25 Badlands, the passenger side wiper is all the way down against the bottom of the windshield as far as it can go as you can see. It sticks up a slight bit higher than the driver’s side wiper. Doesn’t bother me at all and never noticed it until this thread. Maybe the blade is slightly...

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Here's the wiper position on my 25 Badlands.

Agree, poor wording on that part of the article.

A thorough read of that article clearly indicates the issue is with the 10R transmission used in the Bronco and Ranger, not the Bronco Sport. The article indicates that the same facility also produces the 8F35 transmission, but that is not part of this recall fortunately for us Bronco Sport...

Mine 2025 Badlands came with an AGM battery. Did anyone with a 2025 not come with an AGM battery?

I picked up a 2025 Badlands several weeks ago and love it.

Car and Driver has the new 2.3 liter Ecoboost Mustang at 4.5 seconds 0-60 and the Badlands at 5.9 seconds 0-60. The Badlands is quick for what it is!

Yes, that is the MPC engine in your 2025.

I’ll keep an eye on them. My Bronco was pretty dirty and salty and the area behind the tail light was nice and clean. Should be just fine. I installed resistors on another vehicle of mine, similar to this install, 11 years ago with no issues as of yet at all.

No. The area behind the rear light is protected and screws go in very tightly so didn’t think any silicone was needed.

I just purchased LED bulbs from F150LEDS.com for my 25 Badlands and installed them today. This included rear turn signal LED bulbs and their CREE LED brake light bulbs. I did need to install their supplied resistors (that came with the brake bulbs) onto the turn signal wiring to prevent the...

Except that you already have bumper to bumper coverage for 3 years and drive train coverage for 5 years/60,000 miles, so extending the bumper to bumper for 3 years for about $3000 (no deductible) is more like $83/month. I'll save that money, invest it and pay IF repairs are needed. Again, just...

Since yours was built, not starting production, after the date of affected models, you are good. Call dealer to confirm if you feel the need for peace of mind.

It’s based on the built date. Produced is just the way they worded it. In the next sentence, it indicates “built” when referring to the Escapes. Again, you are good!

It’s based on your “built” date not the date in went into production, so you are good!

Your build date was 12/27 so you’re good!

Drivetrain warranty that comes with the vehicle is 5 years or 60,000 miles. I could have extended it for 3 more years for about $3,000. No thanks. I’d rather save the $3,000 and pay for repairs after 60,000 miles IF they happen. Warranties are a profit item for a reason. Just my humble take on...

Only applies to models built from 11/29-12/13/24. Check your build date.