Driving off in a brand new vehicle is nice. All is good in the world, and you keep imagining driving it to places you always wanted to go to. Say if you were looking to buy an SUV and won't settle on anything else other than a Ford Bronco there can be bad news as you can't just go ahead and buy a brand new one due to a massive shortage of components and supply chain delays. Why not settle for the next best thing and drive off in this 2021 Ford Bronco Advanced 4x4 WildTrak we have today. This American hero is located in Missouri and has just 1,750 miles since new.
The all-new Bronco and its design could have not been done better by the folks over at Ford. It incorporated an all-new modern design as well as pay homage to that iconic Bronco look. This 2021 Ford Bronco Advanced 4x4 WildTrak is finished off in a shadow black exterior and sports the Sasquatch Package which means you get custom painted fender flares that are gloss black and made to match the exterior color. The Modular front bumper with Baja hoop brings on that off-road charm and matches the WildTrak graphics on the hood well. You also get a set of 17-inch Beadlock capable wheels which are wrapped around a set of 35 inch tires giving this Bronco an aggressive stance. While the Bronco is known to be that vehicle that is rough and tough with just the basics to keep you going this 2021 Ford Bronco Advanced 4x4 WildTrak with its black and tan interior is far from that. Step in to be treated to a whole lot of luxury to keep you and your passengers comfortable and entertained. This vehicle has been equipped with the Lux Package which means you get a host of features that include dual-zone climate control, leather heated seats 360-degree camera system, Wireless charging, Aux switches, and Remote start. The 12” display of the infotainment system is coupled to the 10 speakers B&O sound system for good tunes on demand. You also get wireless phone charging. The window tint present helps the interior keep nice and cool on a hot summer drive.
Back in the day, you would need a host of modifications and tinkering to get your Ford Bronco to push out decent power. You won't have the same issue with this 2021 Ford Bronco Advanced 4x4 WildTrak though. Powering this vehicle is a twin-turbo 2.7L V6 engine that is capable of pushing out an impressive 330hp which is more than sufficient for a spot of off-roading or cruising down the highway. Power is sent to all 4 wheels through a 10-speed automatic transmission with the G.O.A.T mode and Front and rear lockers ensuring you don't have to settle when the road ahead gets tough.
Car Location: Missouri 2021 MY Ford Bronco Advanced 4x4 Wildtrak Sasquatch Package 2.7L V6 engine 10 speed automatic transmission Lux Package Dual climate Heated seats Remote start 12" LCD display Wildtrak graphics on hood Modular front bumper w/ Baja hoop Leather seats 360 degree camera system Wireless charging Aux switches Front and rear lockers G.O.A.T Modes Custom painted fender flares color matched in gloss black Window tint
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