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

[JohnNeu]

24,000 miles on 2022 Outer Banks; zero problems

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[DawnMac]

2021 Big Bend, 14,500 miles. Great gas mileage and no issues. Love it.

 

[Mahargmot]

The reason why you see a lot of negative posts is because that's the nature of a forum. People don't usually pop online and say "Hi! Just thought I'd start a new topic to let everyone know that my Bronco Sport has been trouble-free for 3 years and counting! OK...bye!"

I get that there are recurring issues with some models (battery, water pump, RDU to name a few), but most Bronco Sport owners who don't have problems usually stay quiet. Think of them as the silent majority.

It's me , I don't have issues other than the fact I should have got a full size bronco. ?

 

[The Rinzler]

2021 Badlands, I'm @ 55,000 miles, no issues yet. *Knocks on wood*

 

[Barry S.]

We keep hearing about this is wrong, or that is wrong. Are there any BS owners out there without any issues? I’ve had my 2024 BS Badlands for two months and I’d really like to hear some positivity. It was difficult for me to come over to Ford as it is (20 years a Jeep person and before that Subaru). I am really liking my Bronco Sport but I’m getting nervous that I may have made a bad move.

2 1/2 years with my Big Bend. No issues. Goes everywhere . Very happy with it.

 

[Brad & Karin]

21 Badlands, 54k miles. one seat belt sensor failed, otherwise no problems or issues. Yes the brakes groan backing up but we live with it for now. When they need replacing will change to EBC rotors & pads. Doesn't use oil, original battery, 26 mpg, a very good car.

 

[DLakeBadlands]

2 1/2 years 60,000km and zero problems.

 

[REDWM]

23 Big Bend with 10020 miles in a year and ahalf. The only thing need was th update on the Sync which really didn't effect the operation of the vehicle.

 

[davidg4781]

I've had a few minor issues after 18 months and 16,000 miles.

• Trim on the rear driver door jam slips off, my dealer says parts are out of stock.
• Coolant level was a little low after about a year of ownership. Dealer saw no signs of leakage and I haven't had an issue since.
• I sometimes hear a rattle near the rear exhaust, dealer couldn't replicate it and neither could I.
• It looks like I have that issue with the front pained piece around the bumper is rubbing the paint off. I haven't addressed this with the dealer, though.

Overall, I'm satisfied with it.

 

[Ksnau]

23 heritage limited (loaded Badlands with heritage paint and wheels) no issues 32k miles in about 1.5 years except brake squeal every now and then off-road going slow.

 

[Babybronc21]

No major issues; just battery at this point. The ‘21 BS First Edition is a solid machine; pre-supply and covid-bulld issues. She was one of the first off the assembly line. That said, I still added a n 8 yr/110k warranty on her. The 2.0’s are the way to go

 

[Jrl]

No major issues; just battery at this point. The ‘21 BS First Edition is a solid machine; pre-supply and covid-bulld issues. She was one of the first off the assembly line. That said, I still added a n 8 yr/110k warranty on her. The 2.0’s are the way to go

Same here,was thinking of a battery change today. First Edition .

 

[Babybronc21]

AGM is the way to go; and one click lock on the key fob before she goes to bed each night; seems to keep em happy.

 

[Jrl]

AGM is the way to go; and one click lock on the key fob before she goes to bed each night; seems to keep em happy.

AGM definitely, did you buy from ford or other. And how did the install go? What did you mean by 1click lock?

 

[GEOGRL]

AGM is the way to go; and one click lock on the key fob before she goes to bed each night; seems to keep em happy.

I like Odyssey Batteries. Not cheap but work well.

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