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Been waiting a long time for their follow up to their "Is it worth the Hype?" video, which was just a brief walkaround and road test -- and a very lame 0-60 seat-of-the-pants estimate.
I noticed the same thing in another off-road test video by someone else regarding the hesitancy of using the GOAT modes. It's almost like they want to prove that they're a gimmick. In the meantime, the Bronco Sport is like: "Hold my beer."I was so pleasantly surprised that it did so well. I had braced myself for the worst with these guys. They were looking for every opportunity to bash it and it did great. I don't get the "lets put it in normal mode until we get stuck and then see if we can get unstuck with goat modes" ? But the BS ate it all up and didn't give them the chance to disparage it.
If I'm not mistaken TFL's relationship with Subaru is so bad they won't give them any cars to evaluate anymore after they overheated the CVT's and bashed the heck out of them. I was expecting similar behavior but perhaps they value their relationship with Ford a bit more.
I disagree. They aren’t trying to prove that it’s a gimmick, but it is more capable than any previous vehicle in its class. They are surprised by it because it is surprising. There is a reason Subaru just released a new off road version of the outback. Ford has broken new ground here, and reviewers and the industry are beginning to realize it.I noticed the same thing in another off-road test video by someone else regarding the hesitancy of using the GOAT modes. It's almost like they want to prove that they're a gimmick. In the meantime, the Bronco Sport is like: "Hold my beer."
I don't doubt what you're saying. But, I've literally heard reviewers calling the GOAT modes gimmicks.I disagree. They aren’t trying to prove that it’s a gimmick, but it is more capable than any previous vehicle in its class. They are surprised by it because it is surprising. There is a reason Subaru just released a new off road version of the outback. Ford has broken new ground here, and reviewers and the industry are beginning to realize it.