Test Vehicle's MSRP: $44,545 (Base 4-Door Model: $36,295)
Seating Capacity: 5
Standard Safety
Features: airbags; ABS; a tire pressure monitoring system;
perimeter alarm; trailer sway control; electronic traction control; tether
anchors for child passengers; rear view camera; forward collision warning with
dynamic brake support; and a spare tire
Standard Equipment (Base): 16-inch wheels; carpet flooring; 6-way manual driver and passenger
seats; cloth trimmed seats; manual tilt/telescoping steering column; smart
charging USB Ports; 8-inch color digital cluster screen; climate control system;
- second row 60/40 split-fold seats with recline; carpeted floor mats; tool kit
for removable doors and tops
Standard Equipment (Test Vehicle- Outer Banks): 18-inch wheels; push-button ignition system; leather-wrapped steering wheel; washout capable rubber flooring; carpeted floor mats; heated front seats; power outlet in floor console; remote start system; terrain management system; 8-inch LCD touchscreen with voice recognition; dual-zone temperature control; second row privacy glass; swing gate privacy glass; FordPass Connect 4G; vinyl seats; rear parking sensors; Sirius XM radio; connected navigation; leather gear shift knob;
Test Vehicle’s Options: 17-inch aluminum wheels; hard-top gray molded paint;
cargo area protector; navigation system; exterior paint; and leather trimmed/
vinyl seats
Big Bend
Black Diamond
Badlands
Raptor
Everglades
Bluetooth Connectivity: Standard
USB Connectivity: Standard
Apple/Android
Connectivity: Standard
Bumper-to-Bumper
Warranty: 3 years or 36,000
miles
Powertrain Warranty: 5 years or 60,000 miles
Standard
Engine/Horsepower: 2.3-liter
GDI, 4-cylinder engine/300-hp
Recommended Fuel: Regular
Standard Fuel Mileage: 20-city/21-hwy
Standard Towing
Capacity: 3,500 lbs
What’s New: After making its return during the 2021 model
year, the Ford Bronco adds new trims for the 2022 model year. Moreover, a manual transmission is now available on the Sasquatch trim.
Rugged vehicle with a
modernized appearance
Fun-to-drive
Soft top or hard top
Off road adventure
vehicle
A variety of trims
available
2 doors or 4-doors
4x4 capabilities
A terrain management
system
Easy-to-use infotainment
system
Great sound system in
test model
Choice of two
powertrains, depending upon trim
Offering 300-hp to 330-hp,
depending on trim
A raspy engine seems
fitting for vehicle
A manual or automatic
transmission, depending on trim
Comfortably accommodates
five occupants
Ability to customize
vehicle
In-vehicle wireless
charging available
Push button ignition
starter to a keyless entry system available
Heated seats available
Leather/vinyl seats
available
Available radar
activated cruise control system
Offers more horsepower
and torque than the Jeep Wrangler
Sunroof available in hardtop
Ability to customize the vehicle
But:
Higher base MSRP than
the Jeep Wrangler
The soft top model is noisy
on expressways
The soft top looks worn over time, depending on use
No plug-in or diesel
availability like the Wrangler
The spirited Bronco, with its standard 300-horsepower engine, is available in a two door or a four door configuration. The sporty sports utility vehicle can be outfitted with a manual or an automatic transmission, depending on the trim.
Moreover, the Bronco, which has a slightly higher starting base price than its competitor the Jeep Wrangler, is available in a variety of trims.
Furthermore, the outdoorsy ride, which is also great for road trip too, is available with the latest safety and comfort features, ranging from heated seats to a radar-activated cruise control system. Yes, this is not the vehicle that was synonymous with O.J. Simpson from the nineties. In fact, from speaking with several large volume dealers, the all-new Bronco is so 'hot', it could take over a year for it to arrive in the showroom once you place an order with the dealer. Is it worth wait? We say its worth it, especially if you can find one at MSRP.
Competition: Jeep Wrangler
Premium Competition: Land Rover Defender
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