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OB is a great daily driver. Badlands has less interior posh but exchanges it for a bigger engine and a different suspension along with some skid plates. You can do some neat offroading in a badlands, but if you're not interested in rock climbing mode, they both have sand mode.

Surprised nobody mentioned this: Power lift gate. Heck, even hands free lift gate would be great. This seems like a big miss for a 2021 vehicle.

Post some pictures.

Is this sync 4 only?

Yeah, might have to go that route. I'm surprised windshield antennas are so uncommon now. I always thought it was a great feature.

Has anyone seen replacement windshields with integrated antennas for the Bronco Sport? My old Expedition had antenna wire in the windshield and the radio was hooked up to it. It was pretty decent at keeping signal when rolling through the mountains. I was thinking it might work better paired...

Cool you found one!

Yeah, those. They're not available anymore.

Yeah. I think maybe the old Escape and Fusion hybrids had plug options too, but I don't see any of that on the current generations. I don't believe plugging them in was something you had to do either, was more like a top-off option?

You don't plug in hybrids, they don't wall charge the electricity is generated from the gas engine. Also claiming the gas emissions environmental impact is the lesser evil the over concerns of the possible environmental impact of the batteries doesn't make sense either. Hybrid are cheaper for...

I wouldn't go out of my way to do it, but I certainly wouldn't avoid it either. An open parking spot is an open parking spot.

Probably silence the car?

Do you have a picture of the rust?

Well, dealers have their own rates for the how much a technician is paid per hour, and Ford dictates how much time should be spent on each job, each part has an official estimated install time. So the variable would be how much they're paying their technicians. So you can call around and just...

The part # was pulled from a Badlands vin so it'll fit a Badlands n/p. I got it done back in January and I don't have the paper work, but getting the bumper and hitch installed was easy. The issue was with the wiring. There's no rear wiring harness to plug into so they had to run the wire up to...

Dealer installed it. Trailer Tow Wiring Kit - FT1Z-15A416-A Factory Trailer Hitch Kit Class II - M1PZ-19D520-B Factory Bumper With Hitch Cuts - M1PZ-17906-SC

This was a long time coming. Window Tint Low Profile 4PC Smoke Side Window Air Deflectors - VM1PZ18246A Aeroskin Smoke Hood Deflector - VM1PZ16C900A ReadyLift 1.5" SST KIT - SKU 69-21150 Badlands Rims - M1PZ-1007-D BFGoodrich KO2 (245/65/17) tires Factory Trailer Hitch Kit Class II -...

The Base is the same suspension as the Outerbanks. I pulled the the VIN from a badlands that had the bumper with the factory hitch, had it installed, and there were no problems. Part number M1PZ-17906-SC https://www.broncosportforum.com/forum/threads/factory-bumper-with-oem-trailer-hitch-cuts.3515/

I call Bull. I pulled the vin from a Badlands and got that bumper with factory hitch cuts on my Outerbanks. Part number is M1PZ-17906-SC Show them the pictures on this thread page 2. https://www.broncosportforum.com/forum/threads/factory-bumper-with-oem-trailer-hitch-cuts.3515/

I was pretty interested in getting mine powder coated black. The price wasn't that bad if I recall. I ended up really liking how they looked and didn't go through with it. I dunno, for $1200 you could find better rims.