1996 Ford Bronco consumer reviews

I've had a 1978 Ranger XLT and currently own a 1996 XLT with 300,000 miles on it. Original power train. Very dependable. Parts are still readily available, although certain niche parts are getting harder to find. Keep up the scheduled maintenance and it will give you great service.

I own two (2) : a 1990 XLT that I bought in 1991 w/120K and is pristine. The other is a 1996 EB with 121K and is also pristine. I run my vehicles hard but not carelessly and they provide good service. Change your oil every 2500 mi, your axles, every 20K Also, the same for your trans, transfer case and cooling system, every 20K. You'll easily get 200K out of them. There's a network of quality, new , non-dealer parts that can be easily had for a reasonable price. Hose off the undercarriage after every snow and pay due diligence to rust prevention and you'll avoid otherwise common rust problems

Piece of crap electric windows were always broke in the shop more then we drove it hated that car. Would never buy one again Ford is a terrible car

The size of a short pick-up but extremely maneuverable. Tows a trailer with ease and carrys all you might need to carry. Great seating, visibility and comfort on long trips. Runs with anything on the highway. Always ready to go ( very dependable)

I have loved Ford Broncos since I was a kid. The 1996 Ford Bronco has the under-the-dash plug that allows you to further modify your vehicle the best. Don't get me wrong, all Broncos are really great.

Perfect full sized truck for a person that wants to feel young and have a serious TRUCK... The truck that was made to take a beating on rough roads... The best 2 door truck for a Man's truck !!

The 1996 Ford Bronco is, without question, the finest feat of engineering in the history of mankind. The pyramids of Egypt are just a pile of rocks by comparison.

Fun everybody should own one at least once. I have had two Broncos and wish Ford would make it again. Of all trucks like this the Bronco is the best.

Doesn?t matter city streets or country roads. This bad boy will get you were you need to go. And is a head turner for the ladies

The 1994 Ford Bronco is a work horse. It hauls all my surveying gear and crew to the job site, no matter the terrain. Add front and rear lockers or limited slip and this truck goes anywhere, anytime! Very reliable! Parts are easy to find in salvage or at LMC Truck Parts.