Moab Bronco Off-Roadeo is a MUST For Any Bronco Fan

BuckYeah

My friends, I just got home from the Bronco Off-Roadeo in Moab, Utah and I've got to tell you this is something EVERYONE should do! Getting there and staying there are mere obstacles to be overcome, just like the Bronco easily overcomes obstacles on the trail. Once you're there, you'll realize it was well worth it. My guest and I had the time of our lives.

The instructors were top-notch, the scenery was spectacular, the terrain was challenging, the sense of comradery was palpable and the equipment was in a word, ideal. Yes, the Bronco is a dye-in-the-wool off-road purpose-driven machine. SO glad I went. A day behind the wheel confirmed my decision to purchase one was the right thing to do. It just felt so right. It's comfortable, sure-footed, and more than capable. Bravo, Ford!

I know there are many (like me) who are waiting for their Broncos to be built, and quality concerns and option constraints aside, I firmly believe those issues will evaporate once you take delivery. I'm settling in for the long haul if need be, and I'm going to start mapping out vacations I can enjoy from behind the wheel of this off-roading beast.

I don't care which Off-Roadeo site you choose (I'm sure they're all stellar). I personally can vouch for the Moab Off-Roadeo. It far exceeded my expectations. Find a way. You'll be glad you did! ;)

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JoergH

I went last Oct and couldn’t agree more. Everything about it was fantastic. Where did you stay?

BuckYeah

I stayed at the Red Cliffs Lodge. Gorgeous views out my windows/porch every morning. Enjoyed the Cowboy Museum and the restaurant as well. Convenient as could be!

BuckYeah

I was 99% sure I’d made a sound choice. The Off-Roadeo cinched the deal.

Everyone should encourage their dealers to attend and should especially encourage their Bronco buyers to attend. The more people who know how awesome these vehicles are, the better!

BroncOitis

Chris I am so glad that you got to do what you have been fighting for from day one.
I remember when you trying to register for the Off Rodeo, you had to jump through a lot of hoops just to get Signed up. Looks like everything paid off in the end, and definitely looks like a lot of fun.
A lot of very nice pictures, out of curiosity which Bronco were you able to drive, was it a 4 door or 2...... was it 2.3L or 2.7L and what are your thoughts about the one you drove.
Once again I'm glad everything worked out for you!

Edited: I'm going out on a limb here, and I'm guessing the White 2 door that I see you near and the pic. after that!

TechnicalDisaster

Excellent review. I think have 6 more weeks before my Off-Roadeo trip to Vegas.

BuckYeah

You’re absolutely right. I grabbed the only two door I could find in the 20+ Broncos they had on hand. They all had the 2.7L motors and most of them were Badlands but not all had the Sasquatch package. Mine didn’t but it didn’t stop me from scaling walls of stone! Great fun. Would love to do it again, but others should go before me.

Shoresy

I think that was the same BL I drove back in October!

Weren’t you debating manual or auto? Any decision?

AlpineBronco

I took my brother last Saturday and we had a blast. Kudos to our guide Scott.