The annual Specialty Equipment Market Association show isn’t just about building the biggest and wildest Bronco around. Nor is it simply flashing lights, noises and smoke to create a standout booth.</p> No, SEMA really is about the products because those are what will define customer interest and passion for, at least, the coming year. Functional, capable and practical, these handy Bronco products help attach things to the vehicle, provide added storage and craftily remove front trail sights that can be a distraction. For this year’s event, Stallion 4×4 is bringing along 10 new products ..read more

With Ford’s new Bronco heading into summer weather selling season, the blue oval gang has created four new colors to augment this year’s Bronco overall color offerings. Code Orange, Desert Sand, Eruption Green and Hot Pepper Red Metallic Tinted Clearcoat are all now available to order on the majority of Bronco trim levels. These include the Base edition, Big Bend, Black Diamond, Outer Banks, Badlands, Wildtrak and Raptor. Each of those four new colors are a $295 option and can be paired with either the Black Onyx or Blue/Black interior options. Overall Ford has 11 available colors for the 2022 ..read more

Those who have owned Jeep CJs and Wranglers in the past know all about Bestop, as the company has designed and sold high-quality soft tops and summer accessories for decades. Well, Bronco owners can now experience that quality as well. “Bestop is excited and proud to bring the first premium aftermarket soft tops to the new FordBronco,” the company said in a recent statement. Currently, the company is offering its Trektop soft top that is a full, fastback soft top that also provides plenty of options to enhance driving enjoyment – fully-enclosed, Sunrider style feature, bikini mode, or fully re ..read more

Between supply chain issues, chip shortages, as well as everybody and their mother wanting one, the wait for a new Bronco is a lengthy process these days. They say good things come to those who wait, but taking a bit of advice from Ford itself may make that wait a little shorter as order banks prepare to open up this August for the 2023 Bronco edition. According to Ford Bronco Marketing Manager Mark Grueber, how long you wait for this year’s model really depends on the Bronco trim level you order. “We’ve got overwhelming demand,” he said in a recent interview with Muscle Cars and Trucks. “The ..read more

It sits there mostly unseen under your Bronco. Extending out from the engine in a series of pipes, some bent, some straight, until it hits the muffler. And then, with a short metal tailpipe, it ends. Your Bronco’s factory exhaust system. And it’s probably something you’ve never really given a second thought about since you’ve been driving the vehicle. After all, the stock kit seems to work, right? You turn the key, the engine roars to life, and all that exhaust gas flows through the system before exiting out the back. In fact, you may not even pay attention to the thing until it goes bad. So w ..read more

Miles are a crucial part of every Ford vehicle’s life. Like years on a person, you can use miles to gauge a bunch of things, including when to change the oil or top off other fluids, deciding to replacing brakes or worn driveline components, as well as moving around those tires The longer you wait, the more something could happen that leaves you stranded somewhere. It doesn’t even need to be a tread issue either. You may realize there is plenty of grab on that rubber, but they are making way more noise than they should. And that is when someone asks when you last did a tire rotation. Rotation ..read more

These days, we all know the pain our wallet feels when stopping to fill up a Bronco’s fuel tank. And while there isn’t much to do about the price of gas there are some common-sense things that you can do in order to be a less frequent visitor at the gas pump. Now keep in mind, no matter what you do, you are not going to dramatically increase fuel economy — especially if you’ve added larger tires, heavier bumpers, a winch, new suspension components, or any other heavy item. But you can make sure the vehicle is set up the best it can be so you aren’t unnecessarily wasting money. So here are five ..read more

While no one other than Ford employees have driven the thing so far, and ordering is closed for 2022 models, those interested in the blue oval’s Bronco Raptor did recently receive performance news designed to peak renewed interest in the vehicle. Ford CEO Jim Farley recently dropped word that the Bronco Raptor will arrive later this year with 418 horsepower and 440 lb-ft of torque in tow. Those numbers place it, as expected, right at the top of the Bronco power chain. All that power comes directly from Ford’s 3.0-liter EcoBoost V6 that also sits in the automaker’s Explorer ST and Lincoln ..read more

Despite an overall inventory shortage brought on by computer chip and other supply issues, Ford’s new Bronco continues to surge upwards this year in sales. The vehicle climbed past 10,000 units sold in April, finishing at 13,113 for the month which was good enough to place fourth overall in total Ford vehicle sales during the month. “The Bronco family – Bronco and Bronco Sport – had its best sales performance since launch totaling 26,041 SUVs in April,” Ford said in a statement. “While industry semiconductor chip shortages persist, improved inventory flow in April delivered a significant share ..read more

These days, we all know the pain our wallet feels when stopping to fill up the Bronco. And while there isn’t much to do about the price of gas or diesel, there are some common-sense things that you can do in order to be a less frequent visitor at the gas pump. Now keep in mind, no matter what you do, you are not going to dramatically increase fuel economy — especially if you’ve added larger tires, heavier bumpers, a winch, new suspension components, or any other heavy item. But you can make sure the vehicle is set up the best it can be so you aren’t unnecessarily wasting money. So here are fiv ..read more