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Badlands Bronco Sport Slip test
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I was pretty sure it was going to ace a slip test even in automatic.
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I was hoping.
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Your off road focused brands ace this test in automatic, such as Jeep and Land Rover. Subaru do ok on them when using xmode. Most other crossover struggle/fail, including cars like the RAV4.
I'd like to see these tests on the 1.5L. There' s a huge torque difference between the 1.5 and 2.0 engines.
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