Frequently Asked Questions
How Many Miles Per Gallon Does the Ford Bronco Get?
Expect the Ford Bronco to offer a max, EPA-estimated 19 MPG in the city, 21 MPG on the highway, and 20 MPG combined. To achieve this, choose the Outer Banks trim. The Ford Bronco Sport offers an EPA-estimated 25 MPG in the city, 30 MPG on the highway, and 27 MPG combined with four wheel drive.
Which Ford Bronco Has a Removable Top?
Every Ford Bronco offers a removable top and doors, offering an open-air experience for every drive. The class-exclusive cowl-mounted side-view mirrors do not come off with the doors.
What Ford Bronco Has Leather Seats?
The Ford Bronco Outer Banks four-door model offers standard leather seats. They are optional in the Ford Bronco Raptor and Ford Bronco Badlands trims.
Can the Bronco Tow a Boat?
With a maximum towing capacity of 4,500 pounds in the Ford Bronco Raptor and 3,500 pounds for all other models, the Ford Bronco can tow smaller boats down to lakes and rivers. For models other than the Raptor, drivers will need the available Trailer Tow Prep Package to help hitch trailers and boats.
Do the Bronco and Brono Sport Have the Same Frame?
No, Ford engineers build the Ford Bronco and Ford Bronco Sport on different frames. The Ford Bronco, for example, offers a truck-based, body-on-frame construction, whereas the Ford Bronco Sport provides a car-based unibody construction. Body-on-frame builds are well-suited for towing, hauling, and off-roading, whereas unibody frames work well for regular commuting, everyday driving, and fuel economy.
Does the Ford Bronco Have a Manual Transmission?
Yes, the Ford Bronco Base, Ford Bronco Big Bend, Ford Bronco Badlands, and Ford Bronco Heritage Edition all come with a seven-speed manual transmission. A 10-speed automatic transmission is available on every model.