As an auto glass technician for 15 years, its not the rocks coming from the tires. The windshield sits so upright that it just catches rocks or debris from other traffic much easier than most vehicles. Same goes for the Wrangler, FJ cruiser and G wagon. Best to get glass warranty from dealership or insurance company. I replace these windshields way more than others. Just FYI. I love the review and the vehicle none the less. Such a sweet ride!

This video posted 4 months ago. Jump to now, I just bought a 2023 Badlands Sasquatch with a hard top. It was used had 950 miles on it. Didn't realize how lucky I was.

There's no way a bronco throws rocks at it's own windshield. Not physically possible. Those tires will chuck rocks at the sides of your car, though. The windshield cracks are caused by rocks through by the traffic in front of you.

Thanks a lot! Now I want one!

Great video man! Thanks!

Excellent review.

Ha! Ha! One of the GOAT modes is “Rocky Road” get it?

I got some small velco straps, and strap them to the clip behind the seat to prevent that flapping.

I've owned mine for about a year. The tires really only caught and threw rocks a lot for about the first 1000 miles, then it decreased dramatically.

Great review. We have our ‘24 badlands Sasquatch 4 door with the lux package on order. No dealers anywhere in my state had one ready to go. Was told 3-6 month wait time. Cannot wait to get it!

Brother, you did such a good overview on that Bronco that I’ll buy it again!!😂

I had the flipping of the seat belts with my wrangler I had, so it's on both of the brands

I'm getting same setup but mine is the 2.3l engine. Hopefully I'll be able to put in a hidden winch!

I owned a 22 Badlands for 3 months. I liked it but missed having a truck so sold it for a 22 tundra. Overall cool vehicle but lot of little things that I didn’t love. Also feel like I got caught up in the hype of it and the “cool” factor wore off fast. But still a nice vehicle , didn’t have any issues in the 3 months

Here’s one thing I bet you didn’t know. If you tow the bronco behind an RV at some point, the transmission might fry costing you over $6000 even though the dealer sold it to me understanding it would be towed. Make sure that word gets out. You cannot flat tow these vehicles without the risk of catastrophic failure.

Thanks, great video and I am waiting for mine. It is supposed to be built starting tomorrow (baring some of the delay horror stories I have read) and I am looking forward to its delivery.

I’ve already replaced a windshield after owning mines for 3 weeks now.. so the rock throwing is definitely a thing

Dearborn, MI is apart of Wayne county and Ford's headquarters is located in Dearborn that is also the final resting place of Henry Ford (Dearborn, MI).

I have no problems love mine. No noise no crack windshield. Stop it you wrangler agents 😂

A month in and I got a windshield chip... not sure if the rock came from me or a truck in front of me... I got mud flaps on the front tires only. 2023 Wildtrak squatch softop. don't drive it into your garage with it half back... commenting for a friend. my vote, black bronco emblem. Would have been my most fun car, had I not owned a 2012 Mustang GL Convertible for a decade... It's a great #2 thought :) That other hard top manufacturer... at least you're in California with them... shipping to Texas was another $900 ugh... no thanks.

It's impossible for a vehicle to throw rocks at its own windshield 😅. The bronco windshields crack easy due to the angle of the windshield caused by other vehicles on the road kicking up rocks.

Chipped windshields are a universal issue for anyone that really take their rig offroad.

3:06 legitimately every all terrain tire will fling tires. Mud terrain typically won’t however

U can Ppf the front windshield 💪🏾

I've had a Jeep JKU that i built up and later traded. Now i want a Bronco but WOW! Ford misses the mark on towing for the 4 door. 3260 doesn't make it to my offroad camping trailer gvwr. Now I'm trying to decide whether to go for it anyway or go with something else. I've wanted a Bronco since they first announced their release. What to do what to do

Get an Advance fiberglass concepts hard top. Way better than factory and reduces noise better as well.

Nice review and congrats on the Bronco. I would be interested in knowing what your average mpg is with the 2.7 engine. Thanks.

Do you have any regrets about buying it? Would you purchase another one in the future?

What are your thoughts on the Area 51 color after awhile? I like it but not sure if it’s a color for the long haul - thanks

The yellow stitching and color throughout is because it's a badlands not cause it's sasquatch, just a heads up

A hard top costs 7k? That's nuts! Question is how much quieter is the hard top vs soft top?

hows the road noise and ride quality is loud and rough like the wrangler?

My Gladiator has a clip for the rear seatbelt so it doesn't flap. My suggestion is to buy a Jeep as the best way to fix that flapping. 😂

I had one on order, I canceled it, I am glad I got the Jeep

I hate digital crap on the dash on modern vehicles.

Broncs don’t “throw rocks” - the yahoo driving needs to slow down

Please keep your hand out of the picture.

do not take this the wrong way but you summed up 90% of bronco owners with the " I had to do a little research " about the beadlock wheels. the trails are littered with people in broncos who have NO idea about offroad driving, rules, and Skills. thank you for solidifying that people are willing to get ripped off(willingly take it in the a$$) just to look cool in a mall crawler. Edited because I wanted to really get that take it in the rear point across. ...I mean really take it..so bad that the 800 dollar payment no longer looks "fun" anymore........