Ford to Debut 2021 Bronco This Spring
Ford will unveil its 2021 Bronco 4x4 SUV in the spring, the company has announced.
Ford will re-introduce its 2021 Bronco this spring after a 14-year hiatus.
Logo courtesy of Ford.
Ford will unveil its 2021 Bronco 4x4 SUV in the spring, the company has announced.
The vehicle revives a nameplate from Ford's past. Ford produced several sizes and configurations of the Bronco starting with the 1966 model year and ending with the 1996 model. It was offered as a compact, midsize, and full size SUV and with two or four doors. The 2021 model is expected to be a midsize SUV with either two or four doors that will compete with the Jeep Wrangler and Toyota 4Runner.
Ford revealed the Bronco logo, which depicts a bucking, black horse on its front legs with black Bronco lettering below.
Ford may also produce a pickup variant to compete with the Jeep Gladiator.
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