Ford Bronco Sport Sasquatch: How Much Fits in the Trunk?
OK, so what does that mean in terms of actual stuff? How much cargo capacity are you giving up by getting the Badlands and/or the Sasquatch's giant off-road tires? Well, that's what I'm here for. I'll also be looking beyond capacity at the Bronco Sport's many clever storage solutions.
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