- Car Location: Texas
- 2.7L Ecoboost V6
- Cyber Orange Metallic Tri Coat
- 4WD
- AppLink/Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
- Removable Hard Top
- 10 Speed Automatic
- 17" Black Aluminum beadlock wheels
- B&O sound system
- 315/70R17 tires 35"
- Sound deadening headliner
- Heavy duty storage bags
- 2021 Model Year
- 1500 Miles
The Ford Bronco is a thing of legends. Born to take its passengers to explore the great outdoors, the Bronco soon became a hit with all sorts of customer segments thanks to its unique styling and features. The Bronco marque stood strong for 29 years before discontinuation, only to be brought back in 2021 with an all new design and a whole lot of tech suited for modern times. Getting your hands on a brand new Ford Bronco is one tough task due to them being highly demanded and very limited in supply. That being said this can be your chance on owning this 2021 Ford Bronco Advanced 4x4 First Edition. Located in Texas and with just a reported 12,000 miles on the clock this practically new example can be yours to enjoy and experience the Bronco marque in full swing after its 25 year hiatus.
Exterior and Interior
The new Bronco has a lot to live for in the design department, being a Ford icon. Amidst all this pressure the 2021 Ford Bronco did live up to the iconic name with its sharing a lot of its design features with the original Ford Bronco of the Sixties. This 2021 Ford Bronco Advanced 4x4 First Edition sports a Cyber Orange Metallic tri-coat exterior which perfectly matches the vehicles design and gives it a real off road feel as well. This being a removable hardtop means you can pop open the hood and enjoy a spot of open top driving when you feel like it. This Ford Bronco sits high off the ground on a set of 17” black aluminum bead lock wheels which are wrapped around a set of thick 315/70R17 tires. In terms of interior trim you are sure in for a treat. The interior is finished off in black and features a whole lot of tech and lovely features geared to make its passengers comfortable. The sound deadline headliner in the car ensures outside noise doesn't get in the car ensuring a peaceful drive. This coupled with the AppLink/Apple CarPlay and Android Auto coupled to a B&O sound system means that your tunes are done justice and each drive is one to cherish. You also get heavy duty storage bags for added storage as well.
Engine
In terms of firepower the new Bronco had to live up to the old ways of being reliable, boast a lot of power and give its passengers a smooth ride be it cruising on the highway or exploring the great outdoors. With two engine options available this 2021 Ford Bronco Advanced 4x4 First Edition sports the bigger and better 2.7 L twin turbo V6 engine that’s good for 330hp. The power in this vehicle is sent to all 4 wheels through a 10 speed automatic gearbox which is also the highest spec available in terms of mechanical trim.
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