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"Roman compares the 2024 Jeep Wrangler 392 to the Ford Bronco Raptor in this video to find out which is really best!"
Hmm, the 2024 Rubicon Extreme 392 was an early preview loaner from Jeep, given that condition, he couldn't pick the Bronco Raptor and I'm surprised he didn't side 100% with the 392. When he reviewed the Bronco Raptor a year ago he wanted to buy one and it won't surprise me if he does in the near future. After all, he absolutely loves his Raptor R, and his previous Raptor was one of his favorites.I saw this the other day. I got bored forwarded it to the end and he copped out and said he wouldn't get either. Just my take on it.
It makes a lot more sense now and good to know his history with the Raptor! Maybe I will give it another chance.Hmm, the 2024 Rubicon Extreme 392 was an early preview loaner from Jeep, given that condition, he couldn't pick the Bronco Raptor and I'm surprised he didn't side 100% with the 392. When he reviewed the Bronco Raptor a year ago he wanted to buy one and it won't surprise me if he does in the near future. After all, he absolutely loves his Raptor R, and his previous Raptor was one of his favorites.
Nice summary and review. I know it was late when I was watching this but after some good content I felt as you articulated above, it seemed like fluff. Then I forwarded it to the end and was even more impressed. As @TurboS said above, it is surprising he didn't go with the 392 based on his access.Big Surprise: TFL compares 2 vehicles and promises a perspective then bails on the topic.
My quick summary of the video is:
BRaptor:
392:
- Better ride comfort
- More comfortable seating
- Too Wide for the trail being used
- Exhaust Sound not as inspiring
- Same Jeep ride as other JLUs
- Seats still suck, even if they are electric w/ bolster
- Engine/Exhaust is fun to play with
When I had my JLU 4xe I found myself watching a lot of the TFL content as it appeared interesting. But after a while I came to the conclusion that they really aren't journalists in any fashion but rather just another Social Media feed looking for clicks. My basis is that in EVERY video they missed so many basic facts about the vehicle(s) that they were testing. Cylinder Count, Tire/Wheel Sizes, Suspension Features and more. I get that they do a lot of material across different vehicle segments but that just means that the quality of the information is secondary to the quantity of content. I eventually just blocked their videos from my YT feed as it just isn't very useful or interesting (to me) anymore.
With all that said...we know he has a sweet spot for the F150 Raptor as well as the BRaptor and might lean towards the BRaptor if not wanting to keep his Jeep connections happy for future access to their vehicles. The new '24 392 is cool but no way I'd take one of those over a BRaptor.