1996 Ford Bronco consumer reviews

I have been buying and selling Broncos for over 15 years, and this one here is in great shape for a 1996 model. It does however have a few normal rusty places. The body looks beautiful, exterior paint still glossy. Interior has some wear on the driver seat. The worst thing on it is the side vent window latches. Overall the Bronco is worth the price the dealer is asking.

Drove almost 2 hours to see this truck after being informed by the dealership that the truck was clean and in good condition, with no rust. Upon arriving the outer, physical appearance was great considering the age, but after driving it there was an awful noise from the engine. The fender wells are rusting and the underside is rusting considerably more than that. Bubbling on fender from rust coming through... Also, there is clearly flood damage from looking at the stain patterns on the floorboard, as well as the rusting from the bottom of seats. Would not recommend purchase for listed price....

The Bronco will forever be an American icon. Performance with either the standard or optional engine is up to par with that of an equivalently equipped F150. The handling is very nice; the short wheel base and well-balanced frame make the Bronco the perfect vehicle for a person who drives off-road often. With the short wheel base allowing the Bronco to perform like an F150, yet turn on a dime, the Bronco is a perfect solution for city driving. Exterior and Interior styling are virtually the same as the same model year F150. The Bronco, just like the F150, had many features available from the factory. From a pre-equipped off-road package with skid plates and transmission cooler, to the stylish Eddie Bauer paint and trim package, the Bronco is fitting for nearly every person and every lifestyle.