Have you heard?
The legendary Ford Bronco is back by popular demand. Slated to be released in
2020, the Bronco was one of the world's most popular 4x4 vehicles for over
three decades. Anyone who can remember the time frame ranging from 60s up
to the mid 90s can attest to the popularity and exceptional durability of the
Ford Bronco.Â
Ford's newest
Bronco will feature the legendary durability and reliability that made this
vehicle the must-have SUV. In addition, you can expect modern upgrades and
access to the latest smart technology. Most importantly, the new Ford Bronco
will sport a bold new exterior look while being anchored to its unparalleled
rugged appeal. Let's take a quick trip down memory lane and make a few educated
speculations about what we can expect from the new Ford Bronco.Â
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When Was the Bronco First Released
The Ford Bronco was initially released in 1965 as the 1966 Bronco. The original model immediately became synonymous with off-road capability and the adventurous lifestyle. During the 10-year reign of the first generation Bronco, the available options were must-haves like a power take-off, a CB radio, a post-hole digger, a winch, and an auxiliary gas tank.ÂDue to the
cult-like popularity of the first generation Bronco, it would continue
production for more than three decades and span across five different
generations. The Bronco would continue to evolve and grow from a 1966-style
compact SUV to eventually share width and height specs with the best-selling
Ford F-150.
What Will the New Bronco Look Like?
While information about the exterior of the Bronco is under tight lock and key, we know it will be a rugged, body-on-frame, no-compromise 4x4 SUV. The Bronco will be distinctly engineered to crush rocks and whip the toughest terrains into submission.ÂThe new Bronco
should include features like solid rear and front axles as well as other
features to make it the ultimate midsize 4x4 SUV. Raj Nair, Product Development
Chief shared that it will share its frame with the new Ford Ranger pickup.
What Will Be Under the Hood of the New Bronco?
We're not exactly sure which engine will come standard on the Bronco. However, we can speculate it will feature one of Ford's EcoBoost engines - similar to the one featured in the Raptor. In either case, the new Ford Bronco will be built at the plant in Wayne, Michigan.Contact Woody Folsom Ford in Baxley, Georgia
As the best Ford dealership in the Vidalia, Baxley, Valdosta, Savannah, and Brunswick area, we're excited about the release of the new Bronco. We'll be more than glad to share details, images, and other information with you as it becomes available.ÂHowever, if
you're looking for a fully-capable vehicle today, Woody Folsom Ford offers an
inventory full of new Ford trucks and SUVs designed to meet your needs and
exceed your expectations. Best of all, our sales professionals are highly
trained and skilled at matching your needs to the best vehicle.
Give us a call at
855-675-1053 to learn more or to schedule a test drive.Â
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