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Fit and finish would rate a 7 out of 10 because some body panel gaps are inconsistent as well as gaps between interior trim pieces. My 2020 Ranger was a better built vehicle than my 2021 Bronco Sport. Fords Quality depends on the assembly plant...I am not pleased with the Hermosillo facility. I...

No, not yet.

My Bronco Sport does good in the wind...it may not be perfect. The worst in the wind for me was both of my Smart cars(I owned a 2010 and a 2012) Now they were a "both hands on the wheel" in a wind adventure!:like:

I try to park away from other vehicles. I also have two dash cams that records front, back and both sides. If there is damage to my Bronco, the other person is going to need bodywork on theirs and possibly an ambulance.:cool:

Do your oil changes whenever you feel comfortable. After all, it is your vehicle and nobody else's.:rockon:

My 2021 Big Bend does the same thing when I have my Android Phone plugged in and am using it for audio.

My Big Bend is my daily driver. It does not feel like it lacks in power and handled the deep snow with ease this past winter. I also had doubts about the 3 cyl. motor, so I talked to an engineer at Ford directly. He said as long as the oil is changed every 4-4500k mi. (no matter what the manual...

I don't pay attention to the computer. I like to do the math myself, so around town I get 24-26 mpg and back and forth to work(around 75-80 miles) between 32and 34 mpg. I do use premium gas and full synthetic motor oil....because it's what I like. Hope this helps.

I received my second recall notification yesterday. Mine was performed last week and I had no issues.

No, mine is a 2021.

I'm glad mine came with Michelin tires. My personal preference is anything but Continental tires.

I'll just have to see how long this "new" one lasts. The original may have been part of a bad batch of supplier parts....or not. Time will tell.

Mine says Motorcraft Tested Tough AGM part #BAGM-48H6-760. I do not see Lead Acid Battery on it.

It's what mine came with from the factory. I guess they look like a regular battery, but internally it's a gel....according to the Service Manager.

Almost 4k on the odometer. I get around 24-26 mpg around town and 32-34 mpg back and forth to work (85 miles round trip) on 91 octane gas and also use full synthetic motor oil. I'm really happy with the mileage!

I was notified this morning that my panel was in. They will install it this Friday! If I had to pay for it out of pocket, it would be around $85 with tax!.......thats Nuts!

I have been running 91 octane in it since I bought her back in December. There is a difference in drivability and mileage, I don't mind the little extra that it costs.....but that's just me.

The dealership ordered mine last Friday. It should be in by the end of this week.

Yes, the battery was replaced under warranty. The others in the dealership waiting room were having the same issue and their batteries were being replaced as well. I wonder if it's a supplier issue? I contacted Ford Customer Service and made a report so they would investigate it further.