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Looked like a really fun time, I want to go again and try it with the Bronco Sport. I went in 2023 for the full-size Bronco experience and it was a blast (even though they didn't let me use a manual like mine was). Thanks for sharing!

Beautiful pics in Sedona, I need to get out there soon it has been too long!

Can you replicate it while stationary? Maybe try moving around in the seat a bit and try and isolate it that way. Just from the video it sounds like maybe a clip got loose and it tapping another bit of plastic.

I used a 3D printed mount for my camera and attached it to a really heavy duty suction mount, that thing was SOLID.

It was my first day at a new school, and we had all traveled off-site for a kind of bonding, get-to-know event for the new students. I just really remember how quiet everything was. I lived near a few airports and there was always something flying around. Just dead quiet, like heavy snow. The...

That's not bad at all! And it's limited to just the bumper too. Should be an easy paint match since the car is brand new (in theory).

You should be just fine with something that size, will barely feel it once you get going.

Definitely needs a tire cover with the Bronco logo!

That's a weird one! But I agree it is most likely the fuel pump, as it's clearly coming from within and the steady rate confirms it's nothing mechanical on the exterior. I wonder if the pump broke loose and every time it actuates it moves around, causing the noise.

Whatever car you buy will keep showing up! I remember when I bought a Lotus, crazy rare little car, and it felt like I saw a new one every few weeks. Your brain gets switched on to pick out others like yours.

Looks like a fun area to explore, shame about the cloud cover I bet the skies would have been super clear!

I have a habit of always running premium in my turbo cars, but a lot of the more modern stuff is designed to handle lower octane numbers. I also don't drive too much so the difference at the pump isn't as drastic. Definitely stick with your oil routine, though!

I actually like the wheels on there, I'm a sucker for bright metal lips. Not a style I'd expect to see on a domestic crossover but it works for a street build!

That's quite the road trip! I really want to go back to Moab and try the BS version of the Off-Roadeo. I did it in the full size one and I heard the BS can handle most of the trails we did!

Looks really good! Appears a lot more suited for some trail driving now.

Those foam things are so fragile, almost every time I touch one it breaks (and not just Ford hah). Good on you for being cautious!

If you decide to go for it, we have them currently discounted: https://www.autonationparts.com/parts/ford-molding-s1pz16268aa?c=bD0xJm49U2VhcmNoIFJlc3VsdHM%3D

Glad to hear the battery removal is easier now, the earlier ones were a bit of a pain with the air intake in the way.

If you want to replace it I'd be happy to help you find the parts, but given the work needed to remove and install (relative to the damage) I would go with the sanding recommendation. A little bit of elbow grease and maybe a dab of touchup paint will go a long way. I was expecting a lot worse...

Here is a pic next to my Bronco. It was my dad's high school car, been in the family ever since. Has a mostly original 289 with a Tremec 5-speed.