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When I first saw the brown colored interior on my brother's OB, I didn't care for it. But when I bought my Badlands, it grew on me quickly and even my wife commented she liked the color and materials. Now I love it. The seatback area with the logo though is brown on mine. I wonder if Ford meant...

Paid cash for my 21 Badlands two years ago. I had a nice 20 Tucson that I traded but it was paid for as well so I didn't have to borrow any money. We are now completely debt free with house and cars paid for. It's amazing how much money you can bank when you don't have payments. We're big fans...

That looks like a lot of fun. Were there any spots you thought the Sport might not make it? My husband and I have taken my BSBL off-road in the San Juans the last three years. This year I hit several trails that I hadn’t previously… the whole Alpine Loop, Governor’s Basin, and to the top of...

Cool write up and what appears to be a very fun ride. It's funny how people are surprised to see the Sports where normally only Jeep and other high clearance vehicles go. When I took my Badlands up to Gemini Bridges outside of Moab a side by side with a family of four passed me. A little while...

I did the 1.25 inch leveling kit which means doing just the front end. And now I put on some Toyo Open Country AT3 245/65/R17 and it looks great. Last May I did the White Rim Rd in Canyonlands and it performed well even without the new Toyos, but I'm about to put JCR Cat Plate and Evap canister...

Going to the Sun road is epic.

For me, it would have to be the White Rim Rd, in Canyonlands National Park, Utah. 100 miles of bumpy, dusty and sandy roads with some challenging climbs and it was a blast. Spent two nights camping. Pic is of my first night at Labyrinth campsite. I was the only one there.

I spend a month every summer volunteering at Arches National Park. This is the smaller version of the Hydrascape stickers.

Thanks. Will definitely check it out.

Do you remember the specific route? I spend a month in Moab every summer and would like to drive the course on my own. Last May I did the White Rim Rd. It was a blast.

Same here. My 21 Badlands has all the options that they began taking out the following year.

I have yet to see someone who went from the 1.5 to the 2.0 and regretted it.

Camping on the White Rim.

That last one. Hilarious.

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To start with, the only mods I did was a 1.5 inch leveling lift in front and an added skid plate. I began the route from Mineral Bottom and spent the first night at Labyrinth campsite. So far, nothing too technical. The next day, however, I came upon the Hardscrabble climb. When I saw the...

I'm going back in May and have two nights reserved on the road. Can't wait.

Previous two vehicles were Hyundai Tucsons which I liked very well. I live in Tennessee and don't off road but two years ago I got the chance to work as a volunteer for a month at Arches National Park. I had been in that area before and loved all the hiking available. I took my Tucson on some...

Done. Good luck.