Any BS’s out there that haven’t had any issues??

[Glamdring70]

Depends on what you'd call an issue. I have bunches of things people have labeled an issue, but nothing that I've needed to go to a dealer or service shop for. I wouldn't call the car the best built one on the road either but it's pretty standard fare in my opinion.

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[AndyMac204]

90,000 km and zero issues.
2021 base OG. LOTS of highway and forest roads.
rear diff starting to make the shuddah but getting it looked at late sept.
honestly been one of the most reliable vehicles ive owned and honestly we are not easy on it.
-40c winters, +40c summers, it always starts and goes.
got smoked with hail, keeping it.

 

[SunZmSpark]

I bought my 2021 Bronco Sport Big Bend in February 2021, and haven't had any issues in almost 50,000 miles.

 

[Rockboz]

We have a 2024 BSBL, bought 4 months ago. We just returned from a 4973 mile roadtrip. NO Issues.

 

[Escape2Bronco]

15k miles 2.5 years no issues that are really issues. Mine moans in reverse when it’s wet, I’m sure there are other issues but like @Glamdring70 says, nothing that has had to go to a dealer for.

 

[BLUEOVALRACER]

Turned over 3,800 miles other than the Rattle & Squeak in the dash no issues.

 

[Jenma]

My special order Badlands was placed August 2020 and built December 2020. Delivered January 2021. Other than software updates it has been flawless.

I agree with the OP, if I had read this forum today I would probably not buy a Bronco Sport. Read any forum and you get concerned.

My advice is to chill and enjoy.

 

[Black Rob]

Having the water pump replaced currently (28k miles), but love and enjoy the Bronco a lot.

 

[Bucko]

So far, no at 5K on its odometer, but my confidence level is not that good.

 

[magicbus]

Depends on what you'd call an issue. I have bunches of things people have labeled an issue, but nothing that I've needed to go to a dealer or service shop for.

It seems that every year my 2021 BS BL puts up a warning on the dash that it wants an oil change, so I take it to the dealer and use my Ford Points. Works fine for another year and then it happens again. Does that count?

 

[DonImbimbo]

Our 2021 Badlands bought new. We were on the initial wait list, maybe because of tow hitch, sun roof, etc. Now has almost 10,000 miles. Gets about 25 mpg. It has never been back to the Dealer or in for any service. I do the oil changes. The auto start/stop disabled itself a couple of years ago because of the battery issue. However, it still has the original battery and when the dash complains I put it on a trickle charge.

It's the Wife's car and She loves it.

 

[Dadio]

My wife and I love our 2023 Big Bend with 13,000 km on the clock. Had a TPMS sensor replaced because it was acting up but Ford replaced without hesitation. It starts , shifts, tows and drives as perfectly as it day on day one. We also like it because few if any vehicles in this class will tow 2,000 lbs.

 

[Robins21]

45K miles only issue is the squeaking rear brakes when cold or damp which I do not consider an issue.

 

[Bucko]

Good to hear. Maybe the confidence meter in my head went up a notch from the last two responses.

 

[CoastieN70]

I learned a long time ago that disgruntled customers are the bane of the boards.
I had a 2002 Explorer that was an absolute joy to drive but then I discovered the "Explorer Boards."
I became convinced that my Explorer was about to self-destruct at any moment, so I traded it with 63,000 miles on it.
The guy that bought it from the dealer I traded it to lived in the same neighborhood as me, just around the corner as a matter of fact. He was still driving it 10 years later.
I take these boards for what they are, entertainment...

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