Ford Bronco: True-blue off-roader

The Ford Bronco is more than just a vehicle; it's an icon.

- By JACOB OLIVA

With a rich legacy spanning six generations, this off-road stalwart continues to evolve while staying true to its rugged roots. And thankfully, it's now in the Philippines.

The 2024 Ford Bronco arrives in Outer Banks variant with Sasquatch Package in tow. It's a true-blue off-roader, blending heritage with modern technology. But does it stand out when driven as a daily?

A MODERN CLASSIC WITH RUGGED FLAIR

The Ford Bronco's exterior design commands attention. It strikes a perfect balance between retro-inspired charm and modern aggressiveness. The Outer Banks trim comes with unique styling elements that add a layer of refinement to its rough-and-tumble demeanor. However, the Sasquatch package takes things to the next level.

Key features include 35-inch Goodyear Wrangler tires wrapped around 17-inch beadlock-ready wheels. These chunky tires not only enhance its off-road capability but also give it a bold, muscular stance. Bilstein shocks add an extra layer of durability and finesse, ensuring that it's not just for show but ready to tackle the toughest terrains. The large, boxy grille with the classic Bronco lettering, LED headlights, and removable doors and roof panels are a nod to its heritage, giving it a timeless yet functional design.

Whether you're hitting the trails or cruising through the city, the Bronco's exterior makes a statement. Its purposeful design isn't just about aesthetics; every line, every curve is there for a reason. From its high ground clearance to its skid plates, it's built to withstand the elements.

COMFORT MEETS UTILITY