Ford Bronco is making a return in 2020

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  1. Sturpy

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    I assume being that it is utilizing a ladder chassis, that it is going to have good utility and off-road capabilities?
     
  2. JBatic

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    it is supposed to compete with the wrangler and is built on a truck frame so yes
     
  3. RANDALL BAGWELL

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    IT BETTER BE A 2 DOOR
     
  4. redrobin

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    Things I want it to be:

    2-door
    Removable top
    V8
    F-150 chassis

    What it's going to be:

    4-door
    For Soccer Moms
    Food blender 4-cylinder
    Lifted Focus chassis

    May god have mercy on our soul.
     
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  5. MisterKenneth

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    This article might make you happy.
    https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/news/2020-ford-bronco-removable-hardtop-doors-dealer-meeting/

    And about the chassis, I heard that it's going to share a chassis with the Ranger.

    Also, Ford did release this image some time ago. I know I'm dying to see what's under the sheet.
     
  6. MrAnnoyingDude

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    Source?

    Because all I've found on that thing, according quotes from Ford execs, hints at an offroader like a the Wrangler, and your post looks like a typical "fucking greenie weenies and soccer mommas" circlejerk.

    https://www.cjponyparts.com/resources/news/2020-ford-bronco
    https://jalopnik.com/2020-ford-bronco-will-have-removable-top-and-doors-and-1833540489
    https://www.roadandtrack.com/new-cars/future-cars/a31079/new-ford-bronco-ranger-details/
     
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  7. redrobin

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    Purely speculation on my part.
     
  8. ManfredE3

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    I got an early access pic guys, here she is!
    311658FB-8296-4056-A192-D068E6006EC3.jpeg
     
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  9. veyasan.ragulan

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    I actually like that, putting cars on 4*4 chassis do look cool to me.
     
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  10. GotNoSable!

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    And what's wrong with the four-pot? Uses less gas, doesn't sound like a blender, makes good power, much better emissions, cheaper to make, the advantages are limitless.
    Also from the images i've seen it's a Body-on-frame and runs a two door body.

    Also, OJ Simpson's original parole date was within four months of the Bronco's release, but he got let out in 2018 (?) for good behavior.
    Ooh, j u s t i n t i m e f o r p a r o l e .
     
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  11. ManfredE3

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    Wikipedia says it's a 4 door body on frame SUV on the T6 platform. I can see a small 4 cylinder in a minitruck, even the first gen Bronco's, but it seems a bit small for a modern Bronco. It just doesn't feel right, even if the numbers are there on paper.
     
  12. MisterKenneth

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    I don't think that information on Wikipedia is even accurate. All of the other sources I've checked have said other things, like 2-door, removable doors and hardtop, etc.
     
  13. redrobin

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    There's nothing cheaper about the 2.3 turbo. It sounds horrible, uses premium fuel, turbo lags to oblivion, and has to use a bunch of strengthened internals.

    I'd rather it be electric than have some soulless snail equipped turbo food blender.
     
  14. ManfredE3

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    If it ends up as a Wrangler competitor inspired by then gen 1 Bronco that would be cool, but I'm not convinced Ford wants go that route; they have been out of that segment for so long and would have to face the market donination the Wrangler has. The Bronco, like the Chevy Zora, has so many concept/unofficial sketches/etc... that it's hard to tell what's official and speculated and outdated at this point.
     
  15. MisterKenneth

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    The teaser Ford released does suggest a Wrangler competitor. The shape of it looks a lot like the 2004 Concept.

    However, I don't know what Ford has planned for the Baby Bronco though.
     
  16. veyasan.ragulan

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    The baby Bronco might be the smaller crossover version of the Bronco and complete with the Blazer. Pure speculation tho.
     
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  17. MisterKenneth

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    Very much possible. I wouldn't rule out the possibility of it being a Renegade competitor though, as that's something I've also seen float around.

    Since I mentioned it, this is probably what the Baby Bronco is going to look like. Every source I've seen says these are images of the Baby Bronco.


    The third image I think also helps reinforce the possibility of the Bronco being a Wrangler competitor. Note the boxy shadow in the middle image
     
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