It’s almost time. Later this year, you’ll have the opportunity to get your mitts on the all-new 2021 Bronco Sport—and let us tell you, Ford’s really outdone itself with this one. It’s set to deliver sophisticated on and off-road experiences to eager Kelowna and Penticton drivers everywhere.
The 2021 Bronco Sport is made to impress with a 4x4 design that includes steel bash plates to protect against hazards. Since Ford knows you’ll be inclined to horse around off-road, there’s an included Rock Crawl mode that introduces an electronic steering assist setup for precision control. Available frame-mounted front tow hooks increase the capacity for handling static loads—up to as much as 100% of the automobile’s weight!
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This fun-seeking machine is outfitted with a capable engine, too. The 1.5L three-cylinder provides 181 HP and comes standard; however, there’s also an available 2.0L four-cylinder that introduces 245 horses and steering-wheel-mounted paddle shifters. Both are wed to an eight-speed automatic transmission.


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We’re only months away from the release of the all-new, exciting 2021 Bronco Sport Badlands, so if this eye-catching 4x4 SUV has caught your eye, now’s the time to dig into exactly what makes this ride so special. Today, we’re going to discuss power and performance. (And why not… this is a Bronco, after all!)
This machine is set to deliver a superlative driving experience both on and off the road thanks to its 2.0-liter EcoBoost® engine that produces 245 horses and 275 lb.-ft. of torque. This outpaces lower trims of the Bronco Sport (the Big Bend, Outer Banks, and base variants) by quite a lot—it’s an increase of 64 HP and 95 lb.-ft. of torque.
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The 2021 Bronco Sport Badlands serves up front struts with hydraulic rebound stops, as well as 46-millimeter-diameter monotube shocks that help in handling intense terrain. Even better, there’s an available 4x4 Twin-Clutch Rear Drive Unit that provides stellar grip and traction on the roads of Kelowna, allowing you to make the most of your time off the road and on the trail.
Ford is set to unleash an all-new Bronco on the world—and this time, the venerable machine comes in three different variants. The first is the classic two-door Bronco, last seen in 1996; the second is an all-new four-door option; and the third is an all-new “Sport†version, which we’ll be discussing here.
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If you’re looking for a Bronco that’s a bit more compact and a bit more curvy, you’re in luck—that’s exactly what you’re getting with the Sport. However, more importantly, just like the other editions in this new lineup, it’s a 4x4 with serious credentials. This machine features steel bash plates that protect against hazards, as well as a Rock Crawl mode that uses an electronic steering assist setup to provide more precise control in conjunction with a reduction in steering wheel disturbance. Also, the available frame-mounted front tow hooks can handle static loads up to as much as 100-percent of the vehicle’s weight.
Next year, there’s nowhere you won’t be able to go thanks to the all-new 2021 Ford Bronco Sport. Set for release at the tail end of 2020, the 4x4 Sport will carry on the favored legacy of the original Bronco (last seen in 1996), offering owners the capability to tackle any terrain and weather condition.
Ready-for-the-trails approach, breakover, and departure angles define the new 2021 Bronco Sport. Rock Crawl mode leverages the electronic power steering assist system to offer enhanced precision control and a reduction in steering wheel disturbance when crossing rocky terrain at lowered speeds. The quartet of steel bash plates protect against on- and off-road hazards, while optional frame-mounted front tow hooks can handle static loads up to 100-percent of the vehicle’s weight.
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Oh, and we almost forgot—the included, class-exclusive front off-road camera with lens washer boosts visibility for when things get really wild out there. Heard enough? Reserve yours today!
