Bronco Weekly

This time around in Bronco Weekly, the 2022 Bronco Sport rolls out looking much the same as it did in the previous year, but with a slightly higher price tag; a well-known Hollywood actor not only purchases a classic Bronco, but also gets some time behind the wheel of the new Bronco with the cameras rolling; and the Bronco is among the Ford products that dominated the recent "Made in America" index.

In this edition of Bronco Weekly, Ford enjoys a strong showing in the latest J.D. Power studies, culminating in a first place finish for the Bronco Sport in the J.D. APEAL study. Also, while Ford's plans for a Bronco pickup have been scrapped, we take a look at the work of a creative YouTuber who has conjured up his own vision of the Bronco variation.

This week in Bronco Weekly, it looks like several Ford dealers are using a shady practice to capitalize on the new Bronco's popularity, we share an inspired take on the Ford Bronco that comes via some talented Photoshop artists on Instagram, and we report on the opening of several new Ford Bronco Off-Roadeo locations. Also, it looks like the Bronco's aforementioned popularity is prompting a very bold asking price on Ebay.

This time around in Bronco Weekly, Ford has confirmed which 10-speed automatic will be used in the new Bronco and not everyone is happy with the choice. Also, we take a look at the newest Bronco creation from Hennessey Performance and give props to a rapidly rising Hollywood star who is also a devoted classic Bronco fan.

Just when it looked like everything was smoothed out with production of the new Bronco, Ford has announced two separate delays. Also, Ford has decided to multi-task with its Bronco Off-Roadeo locations, using them to not only enthrall new Bronco owners, but also to give its dealers the chance to get hands-on knowledge of just what the Bronco can do in real world situations.

In this edition of Bronco Weekly, it looks like Ford is finally ramping up production to meet the enormous demand for the 2021 Bronco and should be closing the gap on those unfilled orders even further in the near future. Also, a leading automotive publication is taking issue with the Bronco Sport's name and, while there are now  a number of uncertainties surrounding the eagerly awaited Bronco Warthog, there is one thing we do know for sure.

In this edition of Bronco Weekly, we're happy to report that Ford will be making up valuable lost production time on the new Bronco by adding a third shift at their Michigan Assembly Plant. Also, we'll take a quick look at Traxxas' amazingly detailed radio-controlled version of the 2021 Bronco and provide some insight as to what it will take to add 35" -- or even 37" tires.