Yahoo Autos 2021 Ford Bronco Reviews, Price, Specs, Comparisons and On-sale Date
The 2021 Ford Bronco has finally been revealed, and although its on-sale date has been delayed until summer 2021, it's nevertheless coming soon. Few new vehicles receive as much hype as Ford's resurrected off-roader has, and judging by the pictures, specs and what we know of its development, it sure looks like the hype could be warranted. Simply put, the new Bronco seems pretty cool.
We have now driven the 2021 Bronco, and we've found it to be as good as so many hoped. There's so much to know about the new Bronco, though, that we couldn't possibly squeeze it all into that review. On this page you can find everything we know about Ford's off-road SUV. That includes our general overview; deep dives into its engineering and trim levels; a breakdown of pricing and colors; and comparisons highlighting the Bronco specs versus those of the Wrangler and 4Runner.
The Reviews
2021 Ford Bronco Review
Finally! Our first review of the Bronco, including drives of as many variations as we could manage: two-door, four-door, base trim level, fancy Outer Banks, and of course, the mighty Sasquatch package.
2021 Ford Bronco Manual Review | Creeping off-road with the crawler gear
We were one of the few outlets to drive a Bronco with the seven-speed manual, and specifically, we got to try out its crawler gear off-road.
The General Overview of the 2021 Ford Bronco
2021 Ford Bronco Revealed
Our first glimpse at the Bronco pictures and specs. Here we touch on everything from its all-new frame and substantial off-road clearances, to its many roof choices and the "weird" design process that came up with a bevy of unique features.
The Deep Dives
2021 Ford Bronco Trim Breakdown
If you're hoping to actually buy a Bronco, definitely check this out. The new Bronco is available in seven trim levels, but there's more going on then just an escalating amount of feature content. We break down what's including with the Base, Big Bend, Black Diamond, Outer Banks, Wildtrak, Badlands and First Edition, plus include pictures of each. Here is what they all cost.
Ford Bronco Suspension (Speculative) Deep Dive
Contributing engineer/writer Dan Edmunds does his usual thing by diving deeply into the new Bronco's underpinnings ... albeit from afar using pictures rather than crawling under the thing while it's parked in his driveway.
Breaking down the new Bronco's many roof options and modular body panels
The 2021 Ford Bronco's body is modular, meaning the body panels easily come off for repair and possible accessorizing. Its roof is also removable, but there are different roof options, which we describe here.
The Quick Takes
Here is the pricing breakdown for the 2021 Bronco
It starts at $29,995 for the Two-Door and $34,695 for the Four-Door.
Final horsepower and fuel economy figures revealed for 2021 Ford Bronco
Both engines are more powerful than originally announced; fuel economy isn't great for either.
5 Cool Features on the 2021 Ford Bronco
Here are some smaller details that nevertheless help make the new Bronco pretty damn cool.
These are the 2021 Ford Bronco and Bronco Sport paint colors
What the headline says.
Sasquatch Package is Automatic-Only ... For Now
The attractive Sasquatch package — which adds 35-inch tires and locking differentials and is ostensibly available on every variant of the new 4x4 — can only be paired with the 10-speed automatic transmission. This is sad, but there is also hope as the manual transmission will eventually be Sasquatchable even if it's been delayed to 2022.
