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This. You get two additional gauges in these modes. In Sport mode it defaults to a turbo boost gauge and a voltmeter. I forget what the other options are. Maybe an oil temp gauge or oil pressure gauge.

Same for 2025s.

Swipe the second part of the screen to the right. It should show you the station information. That’s how it works on my Android Auto.

Having the HVAC controls on the SYNC4 screen does not bother me. I’m a set it and forget it person…set the temp and let the system figure everything else out. The large screen allows for better split screen resolution with more than one app.

I know it’s not a Sasquatch, but I got $200 off MSRP when I purchased my 2025 Badlands in January. Coupled with my trade-in I only had to finance a bit over $17,000. Just turned 700 miles in 2 months, and the BS has been a joy to drive.

Made you look!

The BS reminded me of my Dad’s Bronco II which I was allowed to drive during my early college years. I had a blast driving that thing. It was red/white on the outside with a red interior. Bare bones…AM radio, manual crank windows, manually locking front hubs, no air conditioning. Just an...

This is not from the U.S. site. A dead giveaway is the spelling of colour when describing the door handles.

Nope, no ‘A’ on the wiper stalk in the intermittent setting. Apparently U.S. Badlands don’t get the rain sensing wipers.

Ummm…no it does not. I own a 2025 Badlands and rain sensing wipers are not included. We had rain here recently and the wipers did not adjust speed or activate/stop automatically when put in the intermittent mode. They kept a constant delay sweep based on the setting of the dial.

I had a chance to review the labels on the windshield and front windows of my 2025 BS Badlands. The windshield has a “SoundScreen” logo in the lower left corner as you’re facing the car, which I assume means it has some soundproofing. The front windows, however, have no indication that they are...

I was in the same boat. No update for almost a month and then it was at the dealership. Almost like Ford forgot to update their info in the tracker.

Yesterday I got a chance to have fun with Sport mode again coming home from a day at the office. Since I was alone, i.e. no nagging from the occupant in the passenger seat about "you're driving too fast!", I was able to enjoy the trip....immensely. I know it's been said that the noise coming...

That’s one of the greatest feelings you can experience. I went almost an entire year after I paid off my last car…then the Bronco Sport bug bit hard.

For what it's worth, there is no physical switch on the driver's door armrest. If it follows other Ford switchgear the window lock button is split in half, with the folding mirror button on the left, above the directional toggle. On my Sport the only button above the directional toggle is the...

Actually, according to the Ford order guide, yes. Cars equipped with the Ford Co-Pilot 360 Assist 2.0 package (standard on the Badlands) were supposed to get power fold capability on the mirrors according to the package description. It's been pointed out many times already in this thread. I...

My regular 2025 Badlands came with a full size spare. I believe that is the only 2025 model that comes with a full size spare tire standard if you don't order an off-road package.

I’ll let you guys know if the brake noise has been successfully purged on the 2025 model. You’d hope Ford would apply any solution to newer builds of the Bronco Sport. So far, so good.

That’s why I didn’t order the cargo system either. I have to carry an electric mobility scooter in the back, and the cargo management system would just limit the amount of available space.

That’s what I am also assuming now. The owner’s manual makes no separate reference or instructions on how to power fold the mirrors, not even a section with “if equipped”. Ford should update their info. At least add a disclaimer for the Co-pilot 360 Assist 2.0 that power fold mirrors are not...