Watch the 2021 Ford Bronco July 13 Debut

From Car and Driver

• Ford will reveal its 2021 Bronco lineup to the world using what marketers call a "roadblock" across Disney television channels ABC, ESPN, and National Geographic.

• Unfortunate nomenclature aside, the reveal starts at 8 p.m. ET on Monday, July 13, and will also be available to stream on Ford’s YouTube page and Ford's social media accounts.

• The reason for all the hype? Ford will start taking $100 reservations for the new Bronco models right when the cameras start rolling at 8 p.m.

You may have noticed that Ford is about to bring back the Bronco. Nostalgia for this brand hits some people pretty hard, and Ford is tweaking all the knobs it can—including basically taking over Disney's media channels for a few minutes—to get people even more amped up. It's all happening Monday evening, and if you want to join the party to be the first to see the new Bronco 2-Door, 4-Door, and Sport models, here’s how you can do it.

The short version: starting at 8 p.m. Eastern on Monday, July 13, you'll have multiple options to see the new Broncos on your screen and—here’s the reason Ford has revived the name—you can make a reservation for a new Bronco for $100 right when things start.

Option 1: TV

If you've got your remote finger ready, you can spend a few minutes on each of three Disney TV properties Monday night to see some short films revealing the new vehicles. The deal between Ford and Disney is called a roadblock in marketing circles, which means you can't avoid seeing the new cars if you're tuned in to a Disney property in prime time Monday.

The new Bronco four-door will be seen on ABC as part of the Country Music Association's CMA Best of Fest concert. The product placement will happen at approximately 8:09 p.m. ET as part of a three-minute film with country singer Kip Moore.

To see the new Bronco Sport, tune in to ESPN's SportsCenter at approximately 8:11 p.m. ET for a short film with professional climber Brooke Raboutou.

The new Bronco 2-Door model will hit the air at approximately 8:13 p.m. ET on the National Geographic channel during the show National Parks: Yosemite, with the help of Academy Award–winning director (Free Solo) and professional climber Jimmy Chin.