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Maybe it'd be easy & effective to make some sort of square stretchy opaque fabric cover with a loop on each corner that would attach to these two clips on each side. That would provide cover at a relatively high position in the cargo area and it could roll up small for storage when not needed...

Jalopnik really dived into the overheating issue recently: https://jalopnik.com/multiple-ford-bronco-sports-overheated-off-road-lets-t-1846450499/amp

For inside-car camping maybe these would be good & easy for the windows: https://melleshop.com/products/car-window-shades?utm_source=pinterest&utm_medium=ads&utm_campaign=car-window-shades-video-1&pp=1

10:45 in their video got my attention, bothers me, & makes me want to go wiggle the same spot on my Subaru.

Took a very quick test drive of a BS-OB the other day, first time seeing a BS in person up close, so here's a few thoughts. The 1.5 seemed to have enough power for me for regular daily use. The autostop/start was much less jarring than in my current Subaru Forester; it really didn't bother me...

Thanks for all the impressions. I'm very curious too about your 2nd point - if the cylinder deactivation only happens in Eco mode. And I assume the BS always starts up in Normal mode regardless of last mode used - correct?

Two questions - Does the 2.0 have a timing chain rather than a belt like the 1.5? And I understand that whether or not the engines are "non-interference" makes a great difference if the belt/chain fails - that the non-interference engines will suffer much less damage. Are the 1.5 & 2.0 engines...

Thanks very much.

Ditto those Wow's & Thanks - another question - for the 76" from back of cargo area to the back of the front seat - is that with the front seat moved all way forward? - and can the front seat backs be made to lean forward?

Here's the full manual & quick reference on a different thread now: https://www.broncosportforum.com/forum/threads/bronco-sport-owners-manual-and-quick-reference-guide-links.1419/

I'm starting to wonder if a Bronco Sport hybrid, if offered, would hit the sweet spot for me. I'm not crazy about a 3 cylinder, even less so one that switches to 2 cylinders. But I don't need all that the Badlands offers in terms of extras & off-road capability plus its added cost. I wonder if a...

Ford's specs on Bronco Sport site seem to indicate that all the 2.0's have slightly less cargo space, even without the tow package.

here's from Ford specs:

Wish the MPG was better, especially if premium gas is required for the 2.0

Timsvtgen1, thanks much for the link.

I'm thinking that was a question about a more technical repair manual, whereas I'd like to see just the regular owner manual that's included with every vehicle.

Has anyone found access yet, at least online, to a Bronco Sport owner manual?

This reviewer likes the 1.5 in the Escape - see his comments at 14:15

Here's a relatively negative review of the 1.5 in an Escape:

I like that cargo cover/table, but I'd also like a cover that is placed higher so I could conceal more stuff piled up in the back - like the rollup cargo cover in my Subaru Forester. I'm thinking one could easily make some sort of soft cover that would be attached to those two hooks on each...