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The cargo management system is a must for me if I get a Sport. And I want an Alto Blue. All this "late availability" etc with accessories/packages/colors really makes me think that waiting for 2022 models to come out late 2021 is the smartest thing to do. 2nd year usually adds more standard and...

18" wheels would mean less/smaller sidewall of the tire, assuming you're going with recommended tire size for that wheel. The tire on the OB 18" wheels will also be less wide than the optional/bigger tire size offered on 17" wheels of the BL model with the "steelies". (OB gets 225/60/18 and BL...

Does the 2.0L have traditional dipsticks for oil and ATF?

IS the cyber orange an OB? I can't see the badge. Also I don't think OB has front tow hooks, even as an option.

Some exterior colors have been shown to be VERY different from the images on the Ford website. I would really check videos to check out the color in "real life" and not judge it. I personally find the brown OK. It's more off an "off roady/rugged" color than a pretty color.

Will the 2.0L have traditional dipsticks for oil and ATF ? (I would really miss those... i am a bit old fashioned)

Someone posted a spec sheet from Ford here: from that, I gather it's full leather and power and heated front seats: no part of it is cloth. I think Ford just uses "leather-trimmed" and "leather seats" to mean the same thing.

For those who don't want to go for a BL this year but want the 2.0L: I REALLY think (and hope) that it would be best to wait until late 2021 and buy a 2022 model, because Ford WILL hear (and listen to) feedback and very probably the 2.0L will make its way down to at least the OB trim as an...

I have a feeling 2021 will be the year to get the BL Sport, as a 2022 model. Gut feeling tells me sync4 and other/more goodies will be standard on 2022 models. But most of all, the 1st year bugs will be worked out.

Yeah..... wonder how dependable the 2.0L will be....some reservatiions. All the more reason to wait until 2022. I have never owned a 1st year of a new car and i have a feeling I am not breaking that tradition this time either. Most of the time the "Limited editions" at launch will be available...

Looks like if you do BL+BL = reverse sensor, heated and power front seats (BOTH), heated steering wheel, and with FordPass Connect, remote start (They show a BL in the pic for the remote start, so BL must have it). Those are some things I really want, if i get a Sport. I wish Ford offered a...

Also: does anyone know if the stop/start feature of the 2.0L can be disabled?

This. I wonder what the chances are of the 2.3L becoming an option in 2022 or so....

Wonder what will be the biggest tires that can go on the Factory "steel" wheel on the Badlands trim.

What are the chances of getting the 2.3L in the future, (the same one that that "real" Bronco has as the base engine)? I am interested in a badlands, but I am afraid I'd regret it if Ford adds the 2.3L to the Bronco Sport after a year or so... Thoughts??

I thought the BL PACKAGE (not just the trim, but the BL package) included remote start

I have a feeling the Cyber Yellow one is not an OB. It is probably a Badlands - don't see the chrome/white stuff on the wheels, or the OB badge, AND it has front tow hooks. OB doesn't have those (check the red one and the white - just a plate where the tow hooks should be); Only BL and FE trims...

If you choose badlands trim AND add the "Badlands package" it includes heated power seat for BOTH sides, from what I understand. And Badlands trim automatically gets the 2.0L engine. However, you can't get the carpeted floor. (and no - just choosing the Badlands TRIM doesn't get you the stuff...