Early this year Ford Motor Company declared that they might launch four SUVs in the next four years starting from 2017. According to UAW Representative Bill Johnson, Bronco and the Ranger may appear this year. Ford Bronco was last modified in 1996 which was based on was based on the Ford 5-150. Ford stopped production of the Focus and C-Max vehicles at its facility in Detroit in 2018. Though the models are dated, but the Bronco name is a popular one, and Ford does not want to miss the opportunity to encash the name and the brand value. Thus there is a strong speculation that Ford is coming back with its Bronco, but Ford haven’t released any information at all regarding the new Bronco, so the best guess for release to the public would be late 2017.
There is a speculation that the upcoming Bronco will be very similar to the Ford Everest, and the mid the mid-size pickup truck will compete with the new Chevrolet Colorado, GMC Canyon, Toyota Tacoma, and the Honda Ridgeline. After a gap of about 6 years the Bronco II being produced on the Ranger platform, which meant sizes will be decreased again but maybe not dramatically.
2018 Bronco Specifications
It is said that the car may inspire from American versions of Everest and the specifications may include Chassis construction, continuous rear axle on springs, permanent four-wheel drive mode selection with auxiliary electronics system works for different types of road surface, although this is likely to receive US modifications. THE Diesel engines may come up with a 2.3 or 3.2-litre variations, along with the gasoline units, which can come from come from the EcoBoost range.
2018 Bronco Competitor
There is a speculation that the upcoming Bronco will be very similar to the Ford Everest, and the mid the mid-size pickup truck will compete with the new Chevrolet Colorado, GMC Canyon, Toyota Tacoma, and the Honda Ridgeline. After a gap of about 6 years the Bronco II being produced on the Ranger platform, which meant sizes will be decreased again but maybe not dramatically.
2018 Bronco Price
If Bronco is a made under the shadow style of Everest, then prices should start from $30,000, however, if it’s a full-size Bronco built on the F-150 platform. It is expected to see those prices rise to approximately $45,000.
