Ford Bronco

Our review of the 2021 Ford Bronco Sport answers your questions about its off-road capabilities and whether it’s better than the Wrangler. Learn more about the car.

Hopeful buyers of the hotly anticipated 2021 Bronco SUV can configure a two- or four-door model in their desired trim and start adding options to build the specific Bronco they want.

The Bronco and Filson Wildland Fire Rig concept is based on the four-door version of the SUV with the available Sasquatch Package and adds off-road goodies and outdoor equipment.

After unveiling five Bronco and Bronco Sport “adventure concepts” in August, Ford revealed yet another adventurous concept: the Bronco Overland.

Ford says this will make the Bronco the only vehicle in its class with a seven-speed manual and 35-inch tires.

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Ford’s Sync 4 system has parking data for nearly 20,000 cities in 150 countries, thanks in part to a partnership with transportation-data company Inrix.

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We’ve had a look and a ride in the new 2021 Bronco and Bronco Sport — and found plenty of surprises in both.

Thanks to an exclusion from a federal safety standard that might prompt the inclusion of side curtain airbags on the Wrangler, Jeep faces no directive to add the feature.