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Picked it up Friday and definitely glad I bought the lariat over the XLT
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Those extra features were definitely worth the extra costZack, you made the right decision with the Lariat! You get 18 features not available on the XLT, like B&O sound, adaptive cruise, push button start, and built in navigation. The difference in cost only comes to about $188 per feature for all 18 features, which are listed on this video. Most features cannot be added and the ones that can (like removing all the door panels to install an upgraded stereo) will cost way more.
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Congratulations!Picked it up Friday and definitely glad I bought the lariat over the XLT
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I plan on enjoying it I waited 2 years for itCongratulations!
You made the right decision by going with the Lariat model. The Lariats are in a class of their own compared to the lowly XL and XLT models.
Enjoy her...
I definitely love it rides better than most cars doCongrats !!! Think your gonna love the little truck
lariat is actually quite nice it’s comfortable and has plenty of features<Scott the Troll says something mean just to pick a fight with the Lariat owners, because it's Sunday and he's bored.>
Please insert snarky troll statement of your choice above. I'm having trouble coming up with anything because I kind of like the Lariat.
Yep cactus gray and I have seen Terrain on a bronco sport it’s not my favorite but it isn’t badThat's cactus gray, right? One of my favorite colors on the street. I think terrain might become my new favorite, but I haven't seen one in the world yet.
It’s definitely worth the waitCongrats! I can't wait for mine.![]()
How many week from the date you ordered? Best of luck and enjoy the ride!Picked it up Friday and definitely glad I bought the lariat over the XLT
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Not to be a wet blanket, but all of those extra geegaws come at a price. Many of them require a SENSOR. There is the rub. My 2004 Thunderbird ("Retrobird") had 12,412 sensors. I had to replace a bad sensor every 63 minutes. The cheapest sensor was about $300. My great-great-great grandchildren should have my charge card finally paid off. Those heated seats were dreamy.Those extra features were definitely worth the extra cost