The Ford Bronco is not a new SUV, but it's one of the top examples of a classic SUV that has been updated and repurposed for modern times. The Ford Bronco recently returned to the market after disappearing for years. The newest Ford Bronco returns with the same boxy and signature retro design as its predecessor, but it has more amenities, including safety and technology features, to take you from Point A to Point B without a problem.
The Ford Bronco has a functional and practical cabin with various features and seats five people standard from the base model to the top trim level. Even though it's not considered a luxury vehicle, the Bronco is exceptionally comfortable compared to its off-road-oriented peers. The Bronco's seats are comfortable and supportive and specially designed to reduce discomfort and fatigue on longer drives. The Bronco also rides on a truck-based platform to improve off-road handling from Eaton Rapids to Grand Ledge.
On the outside, the Ford Bronco has a classic boxy design and rounded headlights. The Ford Bronco has a removable hardtop if you get the four-door version that lets fresh air into the cabin on demand for a true wilderness adventure experience. The Bronco has standard LED headlights and two tow hooks, one in the front and one in the rear. If you don't want the soft top with four doors, you can opt for the hardtop variant with two doors instead.
The standard engine on the Ford Bronco is a 2.3L turbo engine with four cylinders for Mason drivers. This engine produces 300 horsepower and 325 pound-feet of torque. A seven-speed automatic transmission is standard, but you can get a 10-speed transmission as an alternative. An available engine for most trims is a turbo 2.7L with six cylinders. This engine produces up to 330 horsepower and 415 pound-feet of torque. The 10-speed transmission is standard with this engine.
Starting with the Big Bend model, you'll get plenty of technology aids and features. The Big Bend starts with standard navigation, a seven-speaker sound system, Android Auto, and Apple CarPlay. Push-button start is also standard, with a digital instrument display and a 12-inch touchscreen. A B&O sound system with ten speakers is available through the High/Lux package, along with a wireless smartphone charging pad.
A basic set of safety aids is standard with the Ford Bronco. The latest Bronco has hill descent control, hill start assist, automatic emergency braking, and trail turn assist.
The Mid package adds more safety technology to your preferred trim, including remote start, blind-spot warning, lane-keeping assist, and rear cross-traffic warning. The High/Lux package adds adaptive cruise control, evasive steering assist, and a 360-degree camera.
Whether you're in Hastings or Lake Odessa, contact Candy Ford in Charlotte for more Ford Bronco details today.
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