History

In conclusion, the first-generation Ford Bronco remains an essential piece of American automotive history. From its inception as a versatile off-road vehicle designed to compete with the Jeep CJ-5 and International Harvester Scout, to its success in off-road racing and enduring appeal among collectors, the Bronco stands as a testament to the innovation and spirit of adventure that defined an era. As we look back on the unstoppable history of the first-gen Bronco, we are reminded of the timeless allure of this classic 4×4 and the lasting impact it has made on the world of off-road vehicles.

The Bronco was very successful during its 30 years of production. However in 1996, the last Bronco was made because the taste of American consumers was changing.

 The 2021 Bronco is the first production Bronco to offer four doors and is based on a platform shared with the mid-size Ranger pickup. It's available in two and four-door configurations, and both have removable hard and soft tops. The two-door version is a mid-size SUV, while the four-door version is full-size with a longer wheelbase. The Bronco is designed to compete with the Jeep Wrangler, and is known for its off-road capabilities.