Ford Bronco

The Bronco has a no-nonsense take on its interior that showcases its utilitarian aesthetics. Its versatile removable door and roof panels gives way to a clean and minimalist dashboard with an ergonomic leaning. A combination of high-quality molded plastic and rubberized surfaces make up much of the hard surfaces, while marine-grade vinyl and cloth comprise the heated seat upholstery, making it both stain-resistant and waterproof. 

Spacious cabin and extensive storage space aside, the showpiece of the Bronco’s interior is its state-of-the-art infotainment system powered by Ford’s in-house SYNC 4 software, along with an 8-inch digital instrument cluster. Its infotainment comes with ultramodern features like voice recognition, over-the-air updates, and programmable navigation, along with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility. Additional creature comforts and perks include a Bang & Olufsen sound system, dual-zone climate control, and multi-device compatible charging pads.  

The Ford Bronco retains most of the aesthetics that have made it an icon since its inception, with some added flourishes and features that make it stand out against the competitive modern market. Its boxy silhouette and high ground clearance stand as a testament to its time-tested off-road capabilities, while the added feature of removable doors and roof panels makes transitioning from a closed to open-air vehicle a breeze. 

The new Bronco’s exterior exudes a rugged charm, with its wide and imposing mesh-patterned grille, its trademark round headlights, and integrated fog lights. The hardy front bumper even comes with two prominent tow hooks for whenever the need arises. All of this is topped off by the bold and iconic FORD branding front and center. 

The rest of the body showcases pronounced flared fenders with integrated trail sights at the front, rocker panels for protection and reinforcement of its undercarriage, and a swing-out tailgate with high-mounted taillights and a very substantial tow hook-equipped bumper for the rear. Measuring 4,811 mm long, 1,854 mm tall, 2,190 mm wide, with a 2,950 mm wheelbase and 292 mm ground clearance, the Bronco also has a wading depth of up to 850 mm. As if that’s not enough, both the roof, wheels, and paint job (available in Azure Gray, Shadow Black, and Cactus Gray) are fully customizable upon request.   

The Bronco’s ride and handling can be best described as follows: adaptive, efficient, and versatile. Designed for multi-terrain use, its high ground clearance, advanced suspension system, and ‘G. O. A. T.’ (Goes Over Any Type of Terrain) modes make it an ideal vehicle on or off the road.

The Bronco comes equipped with a 2.7-liter EcoBoost V6 engine coupled with a 10-speed four-wheel drive automatic transmission with built-in SelectShift and Adaptive Learning features for more precise handling and better fuel efficiency. True to its powerful reputation, the Bronco is capable of dishing out 330 hp at 555 Nm of torque. 

The Bronco’s robust construction is the first ‘line of defense’ that it has when it comes to driver/passenger safety. But outside of its imposing and sturdy build, it also comes equipped with all the standard safety features found on all modern vehicles. To top it all off, it comes with Ford’s own in-house Co-Pilot360™ advanced driver-assistance suite, which adds an even more dependable safeguard against accidents and comes with features like Pre-Collision Assist, Automatic Emergency Braking, Blind Spot Information System (BLIS®), and so much more.

If you’re looking for a complete package of durable, versatile, spacious, feature-packed, and dependable, nothing beats the Ford Bronco.