What were you driving prior to your BS?

[Polish ghost]

2018 Ford escape titanium 4x4 can't wait for the bronco sport badland gets here someday

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[MaxVelocity]

Out of curiosity, how much did you get for it?

$3,700 which I thought was a good deal considering the miles and the car's reputation, plus it needed tires. Transmission was untouched, so we got out "while the gettin' was good" so to speak.

 

[Kraken1]

2012 Ford Escape and I still have it, 88,000 miles on it and never had a problem with it.

 

[Mexray]

I have an 89 Bronco… lots of miles but I’ve completely rebuilt most everything - engine, trans, changed diff gears to 4.10 with Elocker in rear & Detroit LS in the front, just did complete brakes, calipers, rotors, hoses, etc $ all front end tie rods & links… It’s a great ride, but I’d like something smaller with all the new ‘toys’ so I’m now waiting for my loaded Bronco Sport Badlands - expecting in mid April…

 

[DonBennett69]

I was driving a 2005 Ford Escape. See here: https://www.broncosportforum.com/forum/threads/six-months-after-order.3152/#post-53483

Take care.

 

[dakman]

I played with a ecoboost for a few years.
2018 Focus.

 

[Caliope]

Traded in my '15 Escape Titanium with 24k. I also have a '19 Ranger Lariat Screw that is my weekend vehicle.

 

[Robins21]

The BS is my wife's DD she drove a 1999 Explorer Sport before the BS. The Explorer Sport is now my DD.

 

[tyoung15]

I was driving a 2015 F150 as my daily driver, but I still have it as we kept it to pull our camper.

 

[Legacy40k]

2016 Focus ST, waiting on a Bronco Sport Badlands now. Same engine output, better ground clearance and AWD. I do a lot of skiing and biking, and I was finding the Focus ST with summer performance tires/winter tires and low ground clearance to be a bit sketchy with snow covered or mud covered pot hole laden parking lots and rural roads.

Wanted something a touch bigger, AWD, 200+ HP, more clearance and stands out (not a cookie cutter Crossover/SUV) and comes in Blue. So the Bronco Sport checked those boxes. (Velocity Blue ordered)

 

[Sillycill]

2019 Ford Mustang

 

[Phillip-AB]

2017 Ford Escape Titanium. Haven't given it a second thought since I traded up. Way, way up.

 

[Foghorn]

2011 Ford Flex SEL. Loved the car, but it was getting tired, needed some repairs and new tires. And we are geezers and wanted something smaller, more nimble, and with more safety features. Rear cross traffic alert has saved me already. Flex only had reverse sensors.
2022 BS /OB arrived 2/2/2022. Love it also. For different reasons.

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[Rockdoc]

2008 Ford Escape XLT, only has 71K miles, but it's time to trade it in before one more Virginia winter without a garage to park it in.

 

[MNVKSFN]

How did you find the ST? At the time I wanted to go ST but really was beyond what I could realistically budget for. Now that life has changed and the explorer no longer meets my needs I’m glad I didn’t put out extra cash for an ST.

A local dealer here in AZ has/had many of them, and by many I mean 100's on the lot. We are Z plan so it wasn't that bad. We love it and the only reason we are getting rid of it is the offers are crazy. LOL

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