Bronco Off-Roadeo

[Java]

I saw this set up at the Red Cliffs Lodge leaving Moab, they have about 20 or so Broncos and a few people were looking at them. I was surprised that they had the Bronco set up to show it's complete lack of front end flex, it's in the video at 0.20. Things like this aren't for me, but I guess if you like Jeep Jamboree you'll like this.

"Verified owners of an all-new Bronco, Bronco Sport Badlands, or Bronco Sport First Edition will receive an owner credit to cover the cost of the Off-Roadeo experience. All other associated event costs are dependent on the following conditions:

If you have already taken delivery of a qualifying Bronco, you will need to pay a $150 owner deposit (refunded after attending your Off-Roadeo event) and a $35 reservation fee.
If you have not yet taken delivery of a qualifying Bronco, you will need to pay a $200 owner deposit (refunded after attending your Off-Roadeo event and after taking delivery of vehicle) and a $35 reservation fee.
When finalizing your reservation, you may also select an optional $75 Vehicle damage waiver.
Additionally, you may add up to 3 accompanying guests to your reservation. Your first guest fee is $395 plus tax; a second and third guest may be added for $295 each plus tax.
Please note that all Off-Roadeo participants will be responsible for lodging and travel to and from the event."

https://broncooffroadeo.com/

[speedkills]

I'd do a Jeep Jamboree or something like it someday just to see all of the builds. The bit about the lack of articulation is funny, at the Land Rover events they make sure to include a spot that will get everyone on two wheels and use it to show off how well their traction control works. I think it's mostly because if you are an occasional off-roader lifting a wheel makes for a cool picture, the average person who doesn't off-road has never had a wheel off the ground.

[Java]

Great review.

[Java]

Nice. Can't imagine what they'll sell for...