Fold Down Windshield?

No, they don't.

ETA: Other than looking cool, I'm not sure what that gets you... On dusty trails, you are going to need to wear goggles and a mask, and on muddy trails, you (and the interior of the bronco) are going to get covered in mud.

It does not. They toyed with a folding windshield during the design process but ultimately decided against it.

Okay, thanks a lot guys.

3Dogs

No, they don't.

ETA: Other than looking cool, I'm not sure what that gets you... On dusty trails, you are going to need to wear goggles and a mask, and on muddy trails, you (and the interior of the bronco) are going to get covered in mud.

Folded windshield, or roof and doors off, you'll get the same amount of dust in the cab. A folding windshield is cool if you're wheeling alone, or the first in line, same as doors/top off. If you're in a group and don't want to get dirty, top and doors on, and vents closed/ac off. This is talking off road. On road, it's like a motorcycle experience, bugs and all.

AcesandEights

Folded windshield, or roof and doors off, you'll get the same amount of dust in the cab. A folding windshield is cool if you're wheeling alone, or the first in line, same as doors/top off. If you're in a group and don't want to get dirty, top and doors on, and vents closed/ac off. This is talking off road. On road, it's like a motorcycle experience, bugs and all.

I've rode motorcycles for almost 40 years so I understand the open air experience of wind in your hair and bugs in your teeth, but I guess I'm just not sure about the windshield down appeal in a truck. I guess as Aces mentioned, it could be a much better experience overall on the trails.