PERSONALLY no...doesn't seem any different from my other vehicles. I'd say the windshield is a bit more verticle than some sports cars I've owned. And the hood bulges are designed to move air over the roof...so that may not be a coincidence on your part. A lot of folks swear by the hood guard. I just struggled with taping it to my hood. So far no issues. Just a good cleaning spray or sponge when I get home.
Really would like to add the hood shield but weary of sticking it to the hood.
I'm not worried about the adhesive because it seems pretty strong, it has good hood protection but the only thing is once removed the hood paint will be new and the rest of the hood will be dull and scratched. By then I'll have something else.
Goes to show the universal appeal of the Bronco Sport. Even bugs can't turn away from one...
Yep, I did. I drive once a week 60 miles south and back and go through an area where there are a bunch of bugs along the freeway.
Only when parked, but that's a free feature of the Cyber Orange. Bugs and bird crap are a luck based system.
The bug guard really does work. Last year I did two road trips from Seattle to Yellowstone. First one I ran out of washer fluid twice from clearing them off constantly. Second time after installing the hood protector there was a huge difference in the amount of windshield splatters. Though the hood and crossbars were absolutely covered, it absolutely did it's job deflecting them.
