Pros & Cons of the 2024 Ford Bronco Sport

Here's a quick pros & cons video of the 2024 Ford Bronco Sport. This is the Big Bend trim level with the Black Appearance package. I would recommend this entry level Big Bend model. See my Full Review of the 2024 Bronco Sport: • 2024 Ford Bronco Sport...
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[@MeynMotorGroup]

See my 2024 Bronco Sport Full Review: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pH_Ziaqtfc2alcU

[@larryTX415]

I have a 2022 Bronco Sport with the same 1.5 three cylinder ecoboost engine. I currently have 45,000 miles on the odometer. Everything was flawless, until about a month ago when I noticed I was losing coolant somewhere. Took it to my local Ford dealer and was told the cylinder head was cracked, causing the coolant to leak into the cylinders. They replaced the cylinder head at no cost to me and provided a free loaner vehicle while the repairs were being done. It took about a week and a half to get the parts and do the work. So far, the repair seems to have worked, as I am no longer losing coolant. From my research, there were issues with coolant intrusion into the cylinders on earlier versions of the ecoboost engine... which supposedly have been worked out. I'm hoping my problem was just a "one off" because I really like the Bronco Sport... fun to drive, looks great, etc.... and want to keep it long term if possible. Keeping my fingers crossed!!

[@christofonobrown3659]

This vehicle is better than many think. Plus over 400 miles per tank.

[@MeynMotorGroup]

For sure my friend!

[@scottdavis9318]

I've watched 2 of your videos on this big bend and since that's what I have in the 2022 model I'm pleasantly surprised at all of your positive feedback and you make me happier to own one. Great no nonsense video. 👍👌

[@MeynMotorGroup]

Great choice my friend a Big Bend Bronco Sport is amazing value and a cool SUV

[@scottdavis9318]

@@MeynMotorGroup Thank you sir 👍

[@cvisconti4568]

Does a 2024 Ford bronco sport take synthetic oil?

[@SueUTube]

At the end did it list the price? Sorry, I'm watching on my phone and couldn't make it out. Thanks

[@MeynMotorGroup]

All of the pricing info you would ever want to know can be seen on Ford's website...

[@lorishelstad5968]

Will this vehicle live past 100,000 km?

[@MeynMotorGroup]

It will if you extend the warranty

[@theodoreyoung8777]

👊🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@Excalabur50]

I remember when these used to come to Australia in the 80's and them having a V8 and wow have times changed it's lost 5 cylinders and gone to a 3 pot.................

[@MeynMotorGroup]

Yea gotta go big Bronco with the Badlands package at least to get the turbo V6 times have changed drastically 😔

[@MrFunnypeople2010]

Honestly man this 3 cylinder makes more power than that v8 and it shows when you drive. He summed it up perfectly. You never feel out of power band in this vehicle and it feels great. It’s got so much legs in the low end and enough gears highway speeds are no problem with still plenty of power. I’m very happy with the 1.5 all things considered

[@MrFunnypeople2010]

The 3 cylinder now makes more than the v8 of then*

[@MeynMotorGroup]

@@MrFunnypeople2010 actually this is totally true a lot of those old saggy V8s would make like 150-200 hp

[@Excalabur50]

@@MrFunnypeople2010 It probably does, I think we stopped getting them around 1986 or so, I'm just noting the change from then to now, never said it was better or worse just stating the difference.

[@theodoreyoung8777]

🤝😎👍🏾👍🏾

[@MeynMotorGroup]

Appreciate you brother, hope you have a blessed week!

[@TalismanPHX]

Absolutely not with a 3 cylinder engine. 2.0L Turbo 4 cylinder please

[@MeynMotorGroup]

You would pay close to $40k just to upgrade the engine when the 3 cylinder is more than enough?

[@jeffamburgey7485]

3 cylinder turbo? I guess we better get used to it, this is the future, I hope the naysayers are wrong, and they hold up, I love them. So this Bronco would compare to the new Toyota what I wondee. Low 30s, probably cheap to run, and kind of has some character? Sounds like a winner and affordable, kind of becoming a rarity. Great review and probably the one to buy for a lot of people.

[@MeynMotorGroup]

I would def lease it first and if one decides to make a family heirloom, I would extend factory warranty

[@jeffamburgey7485]

Hahaha, my son runs some Fords with the ecoboost and swears by them, he says zero problems at 170k or so, 4k oil changes as taught by his father.

[@jeffamburgey7485]

I think these turbos are going to hold up much better than the general concensus, but I am known for optimism.

[@danielrn133]

Turbos have been around since like 1905. It isn't new tech. They are used in airplanes no issues. Really the only bad turbos were Saabs in the 80s which had heat issues. But NA engines had problems as well. Modern turbos are absolutely fine and are SO much better when driving at elevation over an NA engine not to mention way more low end torque.

[@mikepetrilli4686]

Really...aren't they just another ford shitbox?