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The Blue Oval made sure that every Bronco enthusiast will have at least one chance to find something to like. Back in July, Ford presented the reinvented off-roader as a family of models – the Bronco Sport, as well as the 2-Door or 4-Door Bronco. More so, the bigger model has become available in no fewer than six different trims (make that seven with the First Edition, but that one is long sold out) through the company’s online configurator tool.
There’s only one problem: Ford has recently rocked the Internet community with the news that it’s probably going to delay first deliveries of the 2-Door and 4-Door models to next summer on account of a rumored supplier issue. And this means that for quite a long time, people can only compare the different trims in a virtual environment instead of using the classic showroom experience.
No worries, though, because it’s the same fan base that usually comes to the rescue. Thanks to pre-production units running free in the wild, whenever they settle down for a little R & R, there’s a big chance someone with a smartphone or camera will soon catch wind of the Broncos.
The latest spotting by a user of the bronco6g.com forum brings us a nice trio of 2021 Broncos of the 2-Door and 4-Door variety that got dressed up by the Ford team in Big Bend, Badlands, and Wildtrack attires. Although we would have loved to see all three of them side by side, we are not going to be picky on this occasion – the photo session brought us enough details to ponder upon.
The 2-Door Cyber Orange example may be the one to usually shine out in a regular crowd, but this time around we’re more interested in what the other two examples have to offer. For example, the 4-Door came equipped with the soft-top for this outing (the rear plastic panels are easy to spot), and it definitely looked the adventurous type with those bad boy black rims.
Last but certainly not least, the 2-Door Big Bend Bronco (the black vehicle) compensated for being one of the more affordable trims (the second-cheapest one, starting at $33,385) with a raft of accessories. Also playing in its favor are some neat interior details, such as the alternate Cloth Seats With Medium Sandstone trim, which is available for free for anyone who doesn’t like the standard cloth seat treatment.
No worries, though, because it’s the same fan base that usually comes to the rescue. Thanks to pre-production units running free in the wild, whenever they settle down for a little R & R, there’s a big chance someone with a smartphone or camera will soon catch wind of the Broncos.
The latest spotting by a user of the bronco6g.com forum brings us a nice trio of 2021 Broncos of the 2-Door and 4-Door variety that got dressed up by the Ford team in Big Bend, Badlands, and Wildtrack attires. Although we would have loved to see all three of them side by side, we are not going to be picky on this occasion – the photo session brought us enough details to ponder upon.
The 2-Door Cyber Orange example may be the one to usually shine out in a regular crowd, but this time around we’re more interested in what the other two examples have to offer. For example, the 4-Door came equipped with the soft-top for this outing (the rear plastic panels are easy to spot), and it definitely looked the adventurous type with those bad boy black rims.
Last but certainly not least, the 2-Door Big Bend Bronco (the black vehicle) compensated for being one of the more affordable trims (the second-cheapest one, starting at $33,385) with a raft of accessories. Also playing in its favor are some neat interior details, such as the alternate Cloth Seats With Medium Sandstone trim, which is available for free for anyone who doesn’t like the standard cloth seat treatment.
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