The Ford Bronco was born on August 13, 1965. And while the nameplate took a lengthy 25-year hiatus starting in 1997 and ending just a few weeks ago, Ford is nevertheless celebrating its 55th birthday this year.
As party favors for what the automaker called Ford Bronco Day, new adventure-oriented concepts of the all-new 2021 Ford Bronco were unveiled to showcase how factory-offered accessories can be combined to create the ultimate purpose-built lifestyle vehicle for whatever outdoor escape you choose.
Using a Bronco 4-Door Outer Banks model as its base, the Fishing Guide concept is inspired by professional fish guides who work along the Cape Hatteras National Seashore. In addition to factory all-weather floormats and splash guards, other accessories include:
For the off-road enthusiast who wants to tackle the toughest of trails, this concept is based on the Bronco 2-Door Badlands model and is a custom trail-runner vehicle with the following accessories:
Like a baby brother to the Bronco 2-Door Trail Rig but no less trail capable, the Bronco Sport Trail Rig also is based on the Badlands series model with the following add-ons:
For the adventurer who also wants to bring their toys along, the Bronco Sport TOW RZR is based on the Badlands model and features storage and cargo accessories for more gear hauling. This Bronco concept showcases:
The Bronco Sport Off-Rodeo Adventure Patrol coincides with the introduction of Ford’s new Bronco Off-Roadeo adventure playgrounds. With four planned locations, these outdoor facilities will be open to Bronco owners to test their vehicles as well as hone their skill levels on various off-road tracks. The first of these Bronco Off-Rodeo locations will open in Austin, Texas, next summer and inspired this concept version of the Bronco Sport with the following extras.
The 2021 Ford Bronco Sport arrives in dealerships at the end of this year with the Ford Bronco 2- and 4-Door models arriving in the spring of 2021. At launch, more than 100 factory-backed accessories will be available for the Bronco Sport and more than 200 for the Bronco 2- and 4-Door. And there are plans to introduce even more accessories in the future, giving Bronco owners an almost infinite amount of mix-and-match choices to truly personalize their adventure rigs.
The information in this article is from Ford. It was accurate on August 13, 2020 but may have changed since that date.
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