Thank goodness,, Try to steer her to toyota or honda,,,, tried true best quality. There is a reason ford stock cant get above 15 bucks a share

@@CUSTOMWORKS7.3PSD I'll try to steer her to Toyota, there are three Land Cruisers in the family, she has a Honda right now, old but very reliable.

@@jvazquez53 - If your daughter is looking to get the big Bronco (not the Bronco Sport which is a turd) then I don’t see the problem! The engine, transmission, suspension (basically the complete drivetrain) has been in millions of vehicles including fleet and commercial vehicles and have a good track record! My family is a Honda family (5 vehicles) yet my F-150 2.7 has the 2nd most miles (2006 Accord = 390k miles / F150 = 230k miles) and has never had an issue while my 2018 Accord with less than 90k miles needs a new AC condenser! Do your own research before following the advice of this guy…just saying….

Try to get an older Bronco

@@CUSTOMWORKS7.3PSD I’m looking at a Honda ridge line black edition

You are describing "Scotty "AC Pro" Kilmer.

Thanks for stopping by and sharing you are right except on my lacking experience, bronco sport weight 3700# then tow 2000# 5700 max plus all the items we all bring on top of that, so ;lets say worst case 6k and your confident a 3 cylinder motor is going to make the test of time. It wont and those brakes ohhh those brakes Hey take it easy

@@CUSTOMWORKS7.3PSD I honestly don't see the brakes bring a problem. The old pickup trucks only had one piston calipers and drum brakes and did just fine. I do agree that I wouldn't tow anything with a Bronco sport. I think the engine is fine for moving the vehicle around, but would definitely be to much pulling a trailer or camper. Being in boost all the time would be to much for the engine.

Good luck

I love my Bronco Sport…Haters gonna hate.

@@calebtoman I’m looking to buy the biglands

@@nascartalksandopinionnewsw8589 highly recommend it…Took my Big Bend off road recently and even though not a badlands, it did very well. I went with one Jeep, Tacoma TRD and an old Nissan Pathfinder.

15 miles. That’s less than a year of driving in Texas.

2021 bronco sport big ben,1.5 3 cylinder 31480 miles no issues other than a few minor recalls. Squealing brakes when backing up, checked fuel lines for leaking and 12 volt PCM and ECM update

I highly doubt this will be more reliable then a rav 4 in a couple thousand miles

@@michaelstarks5656 Why? I mean the Bronco Sport beat out the competition on the IIHS Safety Ratings, including the RAV4. So if it’s more safe, there has to be some quality to the machine. Not to mention it has the best AWD drive system in its class. There’s a reason it’s the 🐐.

Because the amount of recalls and issues that people are having already...yeah sure toyota had a few with the new models but ford quality is nothing compared to toyota...the branco has sooo many shitty reviews from owners and no jd power who spend one week in a car

Come back in 2 to 3 years and tell me this again...highly doubt you will

@@michaelstarks5656 It’s a brand new vehicle, a first year production vehicle. Of course there are risks when buying any vehicle that is brand new and any quirks will be worked out. Like you said, all car manufacturers have recalls these days, though I have no recalls on my Bronco Sport thus far. In fact, I feel pretty comfortable saying this has comparable reliability to Toyota. My Grandma has a 2020 RAV4 and while it is slightly bigger inside, it’s doesn’t feel more quality than the little Bronco. To my knowledge, Ford and Toyota are the only ones still putting real automatic transmissions in their vehicles, not those god awful CVT or DCTs. I believe it really comes down to the owner and proper maintenance of how long a vehicle lasts. As for now, I am super happy with my purchase and all the head turns was totally worth it because it really is a handsome vehicle. I don’t know how reliable it will be 2-3 years from now, but in 4 months I will have had it for a year with 0 issues. It may not end up being the most reliable in its class, but it is certainly the most capable. Hopefully in 3 years, they’ll have the new Tacoma TRD which I will eventually get. Cheers 🥂 and happy holidays🎄 .

Ive had 0 recall notices ., can't find anyone who has.. I'm beginning to think this fool is full of crp

Yes. me too. He is a smirking jackass. Ignore him.

Can’t wait for mine to arrive!! Also a Big Bend and estimated to get here next month 🤞🏼

@@lanybelle1694 you will love it ! The wait is worth the reward 💙

I just recently purchased a Big Bend Bronco Sport, did you happen to have squeaky breaks in the beginning?

We have a 2021 outer banks and have had zero problems in 22000 miles.

What vehicles have never had a recall? Honda has three of the top 10 -- the Civic, Accord and CR-V. Toyota checks in with the Corolla and Camry, and Subaru has one model, the Crosstrek

Civic had an air bag recall

Crossterk as well had recalls.

37-40? R u sure?

Oh Man I had one of those The Motor Press beat those B2's up in there articles But I thought it was great and a 5 spd Manuel never a days problem with it and the guy I sold it to is still driving it for his hunting trips and wood cutting and hauling.

@Gerardo Guijarro That's like 63k... Brand new with extras that car cost 45k

I agree completely and you will not go wrong with that highlander haven't met anyone who can say bad about it

I have owned 6 new Mitsubishis and 3 of them were Mirages all purchased new, 2015 Mirage ES CVT, 2017 Mirage G4 SE CVT, and now I have my 2021 Mirage SE CVT and 2019 Eclipse Cross SEL Touring S-AWC. I buy a new car every 2 to 3 years and never have I purchased the same car twice until the Mirage and I have owned many cars. The engine, a 1.2L 3 cylinder engine with 78 hrsp and 74 lb ft of torque is extremely basic and super reliable. It has so little to go wrong with it and is so easy to maintain and work on. These cars are proven to be reliable by owners and owners love them. I would never buy a FORD period weather it be a 3, 4, 6, 8 cylinder! Of all 6 Mitsubishis (1 Outlander Sport, 2 Eclipse Crosses, 3 Mirages) they have been our most reliable and most liked vehicles of all our new cars purchased from Chevy, Hyundai, Dodge, Kia and Mitsubishi since 2001 until now. They made some nice upgrades to the 2021 Mirage and Mirage G4 especially the SE trim. The SE trim hatch is spiffed up nice inside and out with the leatherette and plaid stitched cloth seats, led headlights, led daytime running lights, led tail lights, push start, cruise, pw, pl, pm, forward collision mitigation with pedestrian detection, lane departure warning, auto high beams, new gauge cluster, new touch screen and larger back up camera, cloth on front door panels and door arm rests, upgraded interior trim throughout with piano black, chrome and carbon fiber, fold down driver seat arm rest, heated seats and tons of minor tweaks. The SE really takes it up a notch for 2021. Even the base Mirage ES may not have all the visual upgrades and higher end extra features its still super well equipped with pw, pl, pm, keyless entry, bluetooth, cruise, audio controls on steering wheel, back up cam, 7 inch touch screen, apple car play, android auto, usb port, led tail lights, automatic climate control, 7 airbags, forward collision mitigation and pedestrian detection with auto brake, and more. Compared to a base Chevy Spark LS its very well equipped as the spark does not even have power windows, no power locks, no automatic climate control, no led tail lights, no cruise control, no audio controls or bluetooth controls on steering wheel, only seating for 4, much smaller rear seat, much smaller cargo area, and worse fuel economy. Sure the Mirage has less power and may be a little less refined than the Spark but the Mirage is far more reliable in the long run especially looking at previous earlier year Sparks and Mirage owners like their cars. Glad you got a Mirage G4.

@@kmckenzie2461 I have a 2004 Mitsubishi Endeavor never a day of problem Mitsubishi is a over looked high quality company

@@CUSTOMWORKS7.3PSD Wow that is awesome, dang! Yes Mitsubishis are highly underrated. They are nothing ground breaking or over the top they are just good reliable cars that use time tested and proven powertrains and platforms. I hope this trend continues now that they are in an alliance Mitsubishi/Renault/Nissan.

@Andrew West wow really!!! Is it the XC90? Don’t they have like a really pumped up 4 cylinder pushed to its limits with turbo, super and whatever charged all together.

and they keep buying them ???????????????? and several thousands over sticker ?????????????? Help me understand hey

@@CUSTOMWORKS7.3PSD i dunno But its the same with watches and many other consumer goods these days

I don't understand the logic or lack thereof either. They will proudly berate imports while staring happily at their misaligned panel gaps and recall notices 🤣

@@kloschuessel773 I don't think is the same. Really expensives watches don't normally lose value over time.

@@ChichoTerremoto that depends on the watch Some do and some dont. Some fall and then explode in value later down the road. Same could be said about cars. However you are right depreciation is much worse with cars and they are more tools than watches are these days… being luxury items after all. Only a few supercars are like that. But also luxury items. It is however the same scarcity that drives these prices

The koenigsegg is very impressive yet the only thing it shares with fords 1.5 3 is just that 3 pistons and rods The rest of the motor is galactic difference and its a electric super car

@@CUSTOMWORKS7.3PSD still 3 pistons and rods.

And 90% of your review comes from this video. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Zs98jZN6srHIpIU.html

I have 2021 Badlands Bronco Sport with the 2.0L and I Love it. My wife drives it and she loves it . THIS GUY DOES NOT HAVE ANY AUTO MOTIVE INTELLIGENCE WHEN HE IS SLAMING A VERY WELL DESIGNED PIECE OF AUTOMOTIVE ART.

Ford has a service bulletin on this see your ford dealer

@@paulfeasal6024 Shows how much you know... Ford has been putting Iterations of this motor in vehicles in Europe for over 10 years. It's among their most reliable platforms.

Well was I wrong ??? Was it not a 1.5,, I believe it is Mr Ghost. I have driven both models and all engine options The simple fact is 3 cylinder in that heavy of a vehicle will not cut it for the long term haul and Ford knows this, It is part of the plan

@@CUSTOMWORKS7.3PSD its the problem with all this co2 shit The sport is supposed to be sold in europe too The normal bronco couldnt even be sold here. Grenadier from ineos had to take modern bwm engines Not easy building a big engine that will go past those weird regulations However… it will never last as long as a v8 or work as reliably. It will however be cheap to drive and probably still last long enough… Looking at the rest of the quality i doubt the engines will fail before the rest.

Old outdated interior and slow power, not for me

@Andrew West Build quality? I give one the old school “outdated” stuff but the 5th Gen 4Runner is considered one of the best trucks Toyota ever built. They come out of the Lexus plant in Japan for goodness sake. You’ll go through 3 new Fords before you wear out a 4Runner.

@Andrew West Apples and Oranges. The Telluride is more akin to the Toyota Highlander not the 4Runner. That is a nice SUV though.

@@OakleyworldThe bronco sport 1.5 has 180hp. So much for power lol

Might seem that way but I'm Ford through and through I know Ford has over sold this and under powered as well and in the end I'm only reporting what other customers have stated

Lucky you! I bought my big bend bronco sport in Oct. Well my breaks squeak like crazy and it is currently in the shop because my front end suspension went on my car. I have never taken off roading no reason for it to shit the bed the way it did! Worst part is I traded two very reliable Honda’s for this piece of crap! I was so excited when I bought my baby bronco, now I’m just pissed!

I still have an 93 4x4 explorer. Love the twin I beam/solid.ish.front end.no 4x4 issues.love the versatility of folding down seats. Etc.at 150k burnt valve..new long block.160k a4ld tranny puked...rebuilt it.a/c has failed 3 times spent appx.4k$ on a/c.finally installed belt bracket delete.new radiator.starter.alt.3 blower motors..I keep several spare relays in console.I,m a cat certified field svc.tech.I keep tool kit in case.I can,t bare to sell it. I've had since new and cat tag looks good on bumper.I now spend my hard earned cash on japs :(. My 03 4runner has 200k. V8 4x4.with NO issues under hood.just brakes and tires.I hate to admitt but jap.made "j in vin # "trucks are tough.and a good investment..just saying.

funny I had a first year ram with the 10 cylinder auto pulled a 16k construction trailer never a days problem ran that baby up to 540k Ya just never know I just hope Ford doesn't pull there dual clutch trany debacle

Thanks!

Phantom connection loss do to a static build up occurs in certain weather conditions (Ford Secret service Bulletin ) Issued around oct 22

@@CUSTOMWORKS7.3PSD I live in Tucson Az pretty hot weather here

@@mannyleon121 Hot Dry weather area's are whats talked about in this service bulletin Fords aware of this, There is no fix yet because some units have it happen once and never again some other units have BCM,s ECM.S and other controlling sensors go out completely But its rare so far

@@CUSTOMWORKS7.3PSD thanks for your help!

@@CUSTOMWORKS7.3PSD just received a update from ford they still have my bronco they told me the reason the bronco shut off was because the battery was low wtf! If that’s the case they are going to get someone seriously hurt if it just shuts off because the battery is low!

Ford does have service issues in there dealerships Since its warranty most service folks in there shops don't want to touch it No Commission

People only stop for train wrecks, a video like this has 1000's of views and video with recommended vehicles may get 50 views youtube analytics show the same thing sadley this is what sells gets hits and gets comments

Folks don't google or you tube bronco sport they search ford bronco

@@CUSTOMWORKS7.3PSD This is your channel so I will respect your belief. However, in my opinion, that is far from the truth. This is the reason why people go to a Ford dealer thinking they are buying a Bronco and get Bamboozled. I understand your reason for the clickbait. 😂😂.

@@justlivelovelaughfrugally its not this dudes fault Ford did this on purpose… And ford did it also to use the bronco name for marketing in europe If you are dumb enough to get a proper bronco in the us and so ill informed that you leave with a sport and never mind the design… Thats on those folks

@@kloschuessel773 That’s sad. I’m seeing on the internet, people are buying the sport thinking they bought the big Bronco

This is so sad hey. To bad MONEY is the issue, the only way to figure out a problem is to put it on the vehicle lift and pay a com·pe·tent mechanic to chase down the issue But FORD will not do this, It gets in the way of share holder profits But we are all ford haters for revealing the facts

Nope have several ford super D's I just call it as I see it

very strange would have to hear it never heard of this problem yet

The 1.5l wasn't even available in your car at that point. You have the 1.6l. It's been discontinued because of the issues it was having. The 1.5 is a much better motor

www.nhtsa.gov/vehicle

other info came from ford secret service updates and owners

@@CUSTOMWORKS7.3PSD ok so you’re just over exaggerating a small number of vehicles being affected when the greater number is for the escape. Good to know. 👍

Thats just great hey Jeez

Could you imagine that!!!!

I'm going to get a lot of slack for this post but it's how I feel and what I have observed in the past 30 years. I have a Bachelor Degree in Automotive Technology, a Bachelor Degree In Industrial Engineering, Associates Degree in Accounting and a Minor in Phycology. I own the Ford Bronco Sport Big Bend version and I have not had any issues with it. To tell you the truth, I rather have my vehicle produced in Mexico or any other Country than ours. I have been in the Manufacturing business for over 30 years, very little of that has been in the automotive field but in the food, beverage and personal hygiene products industry. In my experience, I have seen a significant decline in a personal sense of pride, quality of work, work ethic and a personal concern about what is produced and how it is produced in the American worker. I can't help but think this is why the foreign markets are kicking our asses, (Americans), in every Manufacturing market we have. "If you can't beat them, join them" has been the American theme for the past 30 years or more for everything we used to be efficient at: Manufacturing, Information Technology, Engineering, Architecture, etc. So, no disrespect, but you and others thinking that if something is manufactured in a different Country besides ours "Is a piece of crap", is a farce. Sorry to be so blunt but this is the future the American Businesses and our culture has put us in.

@@jameskempff9817 I'm with you I keep saying We are no longer the America That we where,, Our politicians no longer hide there corruption, Workers no longer show up to there jobs and if they do there is no pride but they want 20 30 bucks a hour and I can go on and on it is disgusting to me.

I'm with you on the Mexico thing John. They maybe could have avoided some of the build quality issues if it was built here, but it sounds like they've got engineering issues too. I would never buy a vehicle with cylinder deactivation. It just sounds like a terrible thing to do to an engine.

I don’t think it’s because Mexicans building it they are going to put it together with whatever hardware or parts the Ford motor company provided them