Ford Bronco
American off-road vehicle
The Ford Bronco is a sport utility vehicle produced by Ford Motor Company, first manufactured from 1966 to 1996, then revived in 2021.
The original was a compact off-road vehicle competing with Jeep; later generations grew larger.
The Bronco gained notoriety during the 1994 televised low-speed chase of O.J.
Simpson.
She restored a vintage Bronco.
The new Broncos are everywhere now.
- Toyota Land CruiserJapanese luxury off-road vehicle
- overlandingSelf-reliant remote vehicle travel
- muddingApplying wet compound
- rock crawlingExtreme off-road driving discipline
- V8 engineEight-cylinder automotive motor
O.J. Simpson · camping trips · 1966 · roll bars · towing capacity · trail riding · hill climbing · Dodge Durango · manual transmission · affordable · desert racing · fuel efficiency · off-road · 4x4
- 4x4 vehiclesJeep Wrangler, Land Rover, Toyota Land Cruiser, Range Rover, Jeep Cherokee
- Off-RoadersJeep Wrangler, Jeep Cherokee, Jeep Grand Cherokee, Toyota 4Runner, Toyota Land Cruiser
- 1960sBeatles, Star Trek, Vietnam War, hippie movement, space race
- convertiblesconvertible, roadster, cabriolet, soft top, drop top
- gas-guzzlersmonster trucks, big rigs, semi-trucks, lifted trucks, muscle cars
Ford Broncocompact sedan
Small enclosed four-door automobile
sedan · Toyota Camry · Honda Civic · subcompact · station wagon
Ford Broncocity car
Compact vehicle for urban driving
Toyota Prius · luxury sedan · Tesla Model 3 · economy car · commuter car