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Yup...1442 miles.

VINs are assigned well in advance of production. I had my VIN on September 23, 2021 and my BS was built December 4, 2021. Production for MY2022 didn't start until November.

I agree, if they're feeding this much B.S. prior to the sale, how much is one willing to put up with during potential future service visits?

I don't disagree, but note the engine in that article is the 1.5L four cylinder, not the current 1.5L three cylinder found in the BS.

No regrets at all, love it! Only color that might be better would be Eruption Green, but it's not offered on the BS (at least not yet). Someone who works a block away has a 2-door fullsize in Velocity Blue. Exactly what I would've ordered had we gone with a full-size.

Just to be clear...you pull the switch up to set the brake and push down to release. https://www.ford.com/support/how-tos/more-vehicle-topics/brakes/how-do-i-use-the-electric-parking-brake/

It's nice to see the Bronco Sport is now eligible for the First Responder discount. It was excluded in the previous offer.

There's a couple of threads on this subject, this is the most recent: https://www.broncosportforum.com/forum/threads/rear-liftgate-passive-entry-inoperative.4943/

And this vehicle was delivered yesterday! Recap: loaded Badlands, ordered 9/23/21, in production 12/13/21, built 1/10/22, shipped 1/14/22, delivered 2/3/22. Good luck and hang in there everyone!

I was convinced when the exact same forum discussions occurred for the 2012 Focus. Ours was a late 2012 build and didn't come with one. :cwl: Rinse, repeat.

Unless something changed recently, there is no additional charge for the gray roof.

We've been listening to Sirius and iHeart radio on our '22 BL and have not had this problem yet. One thing to note is ours does not have the upgraded sound system.

I'm 6'-2" and I really like the cloth seats in our BL. Super comfortable for me but I'm not exactly sure what the adjustment differences are compared to the BB.

I just did a quick build and price on Subaru's site for a Crosstrek Sport and came up with $28,197 including D&D, so I think their numbers are accurate. As mentioned, Badlands comes in at $35,430 with D&D, so in reality it is a $7K difference, not $11K. Aside from the differences in AWD...

There you go, an aftermarket opportunity. Someone needs to make them with cupholders molded in. I'd be a taker since my '22 Badlands doesn't have one.

Are you comparing apples to apples though? A Badlands without all the extra options is under $34,000. I remember thinking this when I first saw that video. I truly don't know how that compares to the Subaru with whatever options it has.

This has been a common feature of many different vehicles for decades. I'm surprised anyone is surprised by it. But I'll admit I always thought it was a safety feature and not a design constraint.

Your dealer is the best bet for regional or local offer information, but you can try checking out Ford's incentives online for your zip code: https://www.ford.com/suvs/bronco-sport/pricing-and-incentives/ There are also additional offers for Military, Students and First Responders under the...

So does mean that those built before Feb. 1 and do not have covers considered mis-builds? ;)

It sounds like the wrong filter may have been installed. Another possibility is it was not tightened correctly or the old filter gasket remained stuck to the filter adapter, which resulted in a double gasket and a leak.