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If this is directed at my post, I initially called it the Bronco Sport Big Bend, please read it again. Didn't see a need to reiterate the name. I do know what Bronco's are, I owned an full sized '89 XLT and drove it for many years and almost 200K miles. Y'all stay safe!

Well, after weeks and months of shopping, I pulled the trigger, I bought the new Bronco Sport Big Bend this past Saturday, Area 51 color. I owned my 2019 Ranger SC XLT for a year, great truck, but ultimately the new Bronco caught my eye. the truck landed on the local Ford dealers lot just a...

Back in the bag it came out of if there was one to start with.

This was a problem when I replaced the license plate bulbs with led's on my F150, so I left the Rangers bulbs stock, plus they are more inset in the bumper on the Ranger than the F150 bulbs were, may be why I really don't notice them when backing up.

I did some checking here at some Ford dealers in the DFW area. They are few and far between, but I have found used Rangers like my 2019 XLT, with mileage from 33,000 to close to 40,000 selling for $30,000+. Mine only has close to 14,000 on it. I may take a drive.

Yep, push in and release on the fuel door. And I have had several late model Fords with no gas cap and had no issues.

I have checked my 2019 SC XLT with 14,000 miles as well and sites are saying its worth $28K to $32K trade value.

I actually have a very large piece of cardboard I use under my truck or the wife's Camry to lay on when I change the oil. Makes clean up a snap.

Nice! I installed a set of the black Iboards since my kids have a hard time climbing in the back seat. Simple install, took less than an hour, they bolted directly into the factory threaded holes under the truck. May take them off when the kiddos grow up a bit.

I have a white 2019 and have not had this happen on mine...yet.

I swapped all my headlight bulbs out after I bought my truck and they have been fine, maybe you had a bad bulb that finally failed?

Mine makes a lot of preflight noise when I open the front doors only, but not the back doors. Haven't heard anything else otherwise.

I rolled up and placed paper towels in the channel for the oil filter to catch the oil that comes out. Kept it from hitting the floor. Then I cleaned the channel out top to bottom.

I have 12270 miles on my 2019, I changed the oil at 7500 miles, using Mobil 1 and Motorcraft oil and air filters. I also rotated the tires, which I will do every oil change. I will change the cabin filter every other oil change.

Yes, stone guard protection, same purpose as the clear tape applied to the front lower portion on the bed by the back of the cab.

Mine acts oddly in the cold, fine when it warms up.

Mine has been working fine, although the app did say the truck didn't start on one occasion, I saw it was running by the lights from a distance.

I grew up fishing at Matagorda.

I've had mine over 90 a couple of times on the highway, smooth as glass. Other than that, I drive "close" to the posted speed limits.

My dealer did my spray in at no cost since we’ve bought from them a few times.