The world premiere of the 2021 Ford Bronco was more of a stampede – introducing a whole family of Broncos, including a classic two-door, first-ever four-door, and the smaller Sport model. The Bronco, which was first introduced in 1966, was America’s first SUV. It’s now back after a long hiatus, and better than ever. The rugged SUV offers a dizzying array of options – more than 200 factory-backed aftermarket accessories to choose from, a Sasquatch off-road package, and a choice of six trim levels. The two-door model starts at $29,995, while the four-door model starts at $34,695. Those come with a 2.3L EcoBoost I-4 and a seven-speed Getrag manual transmission, with a projected 270 horsepower and 310 lb-ft of torque. Manual transmission is only available with the 2.3L, which can also be paired [...]

Runde Ford in Manchester Awaits the All-New Ford Bronco The All-New Ford Bronco world premiere will be in the spring of 2020! With today’s announcement, Ford debuted a new bucking horse logo for the Bronco. Check out the evolution of the logo through the years on this Ford.com future vehicles page. Introduced in 1966, the Ford Bronco was the world’s first SUV.  A lot of us remember the Bronco and the Bronco II.   Two door SUV’s like the Bronco and the K5 Chevy Blazer were eventually phased out by the demand for 4-door SUV’s as the Sport Utility became a popular mode of transportation by urban and suburban families.  The Bronco was eventually replaced altogether by the Ford Expedition, which is still quite popular today. Since the unveil isn’t until the spring of 2020, it’s still not clear [...]