2021 Ford Bronco Returns To Penticton BC

In 1996 the sport utility market changed - with Ford retiring its beloved Bronco. Across North America drivers and critics alike mourned the loss, and a mid-size void began to grow. There was no comparable all-terrain option. Instead there was only disappointment.

Now there is celebration - because the Bronco is back.

After a 25 year hiatus Ford is returning the iconic four-door convertible to Penticton - and it’s (yet again) redefining what SUV performance means. Available in Base, Big Bend, Black Diamond, Outer Banks, Badlands, and Wildtrak trims, this platform will deliver exceptional power and pure off-road fun.
With the return of the Bronco Ford is injecting some much-needed adrenaline into the sport utility market - bringing ten exclusive technologies to Penticton that will surely thrill.

Boasting both two-door and four-door configurations, the 2021 Bronco can accommodate every need. Take advantage of a maximum seating capacity of five, as well as a class-leading passenger volume (up to 2,935.9-litres, hard-top; up to 3,064.1-litres, soft-top); and indulge in ample interior dimensions (legroom: up to 1,096-mm in the front and 921-mm in the rear).

Anchoring the new Bronco is a 2.3L EcoBoost inline-four engine. This aluminum block (which can be paired with a seven-speed manual or ten-speed automatic transmission) proves potent, generating up to 270 HP and 310 lb.-ft of torque; and its direct-acting mechanical buckets assure seamless valve sequencing on any terrain. Standard is no longer basic in Penticton.

Upgrade the off-road experience with help from the Bronco’s available 2.7L V6. Constructed from rugged compacted graphite iron and fused with a turbocharger, this block delivers up to 310 HP and 400 lb.-ft of torque; and its dual fuel system (port and direct injection) yields optimal resource distribution with every rev.

Maximize each press of the pedal in the 2021 Bronco. Ford has paired this SUV with a standard seven-speed transmission, allowing operators to more efficiently manoeuvre through terrains with help from an exclusive crawl function (which features a best-in-class ratio of 94.75:1 and affords impeccable shifting). Manual control is now guaranteed.

At the front of the Bronco sits an independent suspension, which blends twin alloy A-arms with coil-over springs; while the rear boasts a solid five-link axle and active bushings. This ensures impeccable performance, enhancing both articulation and friction-reduction with each sequence. Achieve a balanced ride in this SUV.

Available on the Bronco is an advanced 4x4 with automatic on-demand engagement. A two-speed transfer case anchors the system, allowing for seamless drive-mode shifting; while exclusive features (such as increasing wheel torque when towing and electronically locking the axles) yield peerless control. This function lets operators customize their performance outputs.

Enhance every adventure in the Bronco by choosing the available Sasquatch Package. This exterior suite promises seamless off-road performance, boasting: 17-inch beadlock-capable wheels, dual locking differentials, Bilstein monotube shocks, and high-clearance fender flares. A 4.7 final-drive ratio impresses, bolstering responses on inclines; and 35-inch tires shred the pavement and trails alike.

Experience Dynamic Performance in Penticton: Choose The 2021 Ford Bronco

The wait is over. Ford is bringing the Bronco back to North America, allowing drivers to rediscover pure adrenaline; and this SUV (available in Base, Big Bend, Black Diamond, Outer Banks, Badlands, and Wildtrak trims) will dominate both backroads and the competition.

Prepare for a new generation of utility.