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Proceeds from every Ford Bronco sold will help fund programs to support preservation, education and access. Bronco brand’s Bronco Wild Fund endowment is targeted to raise up to $5 million annually for reforestation, trail management, outdoor adventure and scholarship programs through nonprofits dedicated to the preservation of our nation’s outdoors for generations to come.

All-female competition tracks through various terrains from Nevada through California. Various 4x4 vehicles as well as crossovers compete in 1,200 mile trek. Ford Bronco Sport team finishes first in X-cross class.

Deadline to convert your 2021 Ford Bronco reservation and $100 into an order has been moved back twice now. Ford made the move to allow potential buyers to switch up their order after many slight changes were made to the initial Bronco offering, including the manual transmission availability.

There is lots of excitement at Ford now as the automaker's Bronco SUV line and its F-150 lineup can bring owners to new adventures. The Bronco introduced the OG with which the SUV line can take drivers to new experiences off the grid. The F-150 is offering virtual excitement.

Every so often a state will argue over a vehicle's data. Data on vehicles like the Ford F-150 is valuable and big business to dealers as it potentially helps them generate millions in backshop revenue. The problem is that there's another whole community of shops that also needs the data. Massachusetts is arguing over this, right now, as have other states in the past.

Jim Farley becomes the 11th CEO in Ford Motor Company’s 117-year history. In addition to financial goals that include improving the company’s underperforming stock, Farley’s influence on Ford vehicles includes electrifying the product line. What will Farley’s plan mean to iconic vehicles like F-150, Bronco and Mustang?

Even though production for the 2021 Ford Bronco doesn’t start until next year, the first early production models were assembled at the historic Michigan Assembly Plant where previous generation Broncos were manufactured. Ford also will offer a new color, Lightning Blue, to those who ordered a First Edition Bronco.

Torque News brought you the news that a manual transmission would be offered with the 2.3-liter inline EcoBoost four last week, following a petition campaign. That is the only engine with which the manual is planned, although one was sought with the 2.7-liter EcoBoost V-6, none will be offered.

Ford Bronco will be the only 4x4 with a 7-speed manual and 35-inch off-road tires in its class. The manual transmission with Sasquatch package is targeted to be available in late 2021. You can build and price a Bronco starting in October.

Bronco Warthog, also known as the Bronco Raptor, appears much closer to production than expected. Originally, Ford was looking to release this as a 2023 model year, but now hinting that it may be much closer. Pricing to be released this fall before ordering begins in December.

Everyone wants a version of the Ford Raptor, it is a solid off-roader that will let you get out and bushwhack with ease. And, with colder weather coming up, it will also handle getting started in heavy doses of the white stuff. Look for the Bronco Raptor in 2023.

Power to the people! Ford will give manual transmission to the Sasquatch package of any 2021 Ford Bronco. Petition started must’ve worked as Ford concedes. Here’s what else we have petitioned or would like to petition to see changed at the Blue Oval.

Ford will challenge rivals with V8-powered Raptor truck and V8-powered off-road Bronco. High-performance truck and Bronco should be music to the ears of those who have clamored for V8 power. Rumors of both remained unconfirmed from Ford, but all signs and information appear to point to it.

You've probably heard the saying "turn around; don't drown." This is the brief motto of the Weather Service and the Weather Channel that tells you to watch where you are driving. It doesn't matter if you are driving the best all-wheel-drive crossover or your new Ford F-150. There comes a point where you just can't trust the calm-looking water ahead.

With Bronco coming out and new generation F-150, Ford dealers are poised for an increase in interest and business in the coming months. Heading toward 2021, it stands to be a big year for Ford and their subsequent dealers as they wage war with Jeep over Bronco and Wrangler.

Ford is marking the 55th birthday of the Bronco with special models, community events, and a new attempt to conquer the Baja 1000.

Sync4 partner INRIX will provide mobility data to drivers of Mustang Mach-E, Bronco and F-150. Data like open nearby parking spots, recharging stations and gas stations will come through Sync4 system. Ford’s latest Sync iteration will debut in 2021 Mustang Mach-E, 2021 Ford Bronco and 2021 Ford F-150.

After charging hard through the first half of its race last year, Ford's Baja 1000 racer came up short as course-caused damage knocked it out of contention.

Bronco and Bronco Sport adventure concepts showcase hundreds of factory-backed accessories for adventure-oriented Bronco enthusiasts. New off-road ride experiences announced as well as a return to Baja for the legendary Bronco R. All part of Ford’s Built Wild initiative for relaunch of Bronco brand vehicles.

Prestigious North American Truck of the Year nominations announced. 2021 F-150 along with 2020 Ford Super Duty among the three finalists. Ford has other representation in the list with 2021 Ford Bronco Sport and 2021 Ford Mustang Mach-E named as contenders in Utility of the Year.

If you are looking for the definitive history of the Bronco, then you might want to listen to the eight-part podcast, "Bring Back Bronco," which begins Monday night. It is available on various podcast services, plus Apple and Google podcasts, as well.

Manual transmission is only available on the 4-cylinder engine and limited trims. 2021 Ford Bronco does have a manual transmission, but also offers 10-speed automatic transmission option.

FordPass Rewards Visa can help reduce the cost of vehicle ownership. Card will have Model-A or Blue Oval logo on it. Ford plans to add customization option including Bronco and F-150.

Ford's latest key move is the revival of the iconic Bronco, one of the first modern successful mass-market SUVs. Introduced in 1965, the Bronco was a winner from the start. Indeed, it won the first -- 1969 -- Baja 1000, which also helped to establish its identity. In the current reintroduction of the Bronco, it has expanded the line, adding a second set of doors (the first Bronco was a two-door), and a new, smaller model that we discuss today.

Looking back at the week, there’s a wide range of good and bad news for Ford Motor Company. 2020 F-150 shortage leaves dealers scrambling while 2021 Bronco reservations are going strong. Best of all but perhaps overlooked is Ford exceeded Wall Street expectations from Second Quarter projections.

Ford partners with Telenav for special navigation packages that include off-roading route suggestions. System runs through Sync 4 in both 2021 Ford F-150 and 2021 Ford Bronco. Ford continues to advance navigation services for Sync 4 system in new vehicles.

Believe it or not, you can tour with your crossover but the vehicles like smooth road better than the rough-and-tumble of offroad.

With brisk orders already for the 2021 Ford Bronco, where are those customers coming from? Are they new to Ford or within the Blue Oval family? Ford looks to draw customers from Jeep, not within Ford family with Bronco and Bronco Sport.

All of Ford’s new vehicles will benefit from partnership with Mobileye, featuring camera-based detection capabilities for driver-assist systems, including improved forward collision warning, vehicle, pedestrian and cyclist detection, plus lane-keeping features. Ford’s new Co-Pilot 360 technology has even more driver assistance features.

Ford introduced its long-awaited Bronco this week and with it came some neat features. One of them is the Sasquatch option that adds serious off-roading bits to the overall SUV and improves on it.