You can't wait for that 2021 Ford Bronco. We can't wait to be frank. But in the meantime, we will continue to enjoy the table scraps that are brought to us, and today we have a video of the off-road vehicle on the Rubicon trail.
It's not a terribly long video, but we see the Bronco completely with that Sasquatch package Cope with a steep slope somewhere along the way. According to a post on Wednesday from the Bronco6G forum, there was actually a small pack of Broncos that took the unbeaten path that day, but we only have a video of this particular SUV.
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The crew that tested the SUVs also had a two-door Bronco with the optional 33-inch off-road tires and the Ford Performance bumper, and a second four-door Bronco with the Seven-speed manual transmission, complete with caterpillar equipment. The other four-door Bronco also drives with 33-inch mud tires and some Ford Performance Beadlock rings. According to the forum poster, a friend stumbled across the Ford crew testing the SUVs and received a little more information about the Broncos there.
The two-door 2021 Ford Bronco is targeting the Jeep Wrangler
The SUVs definitely look like they spent a lot of time in the rocks. Aftermath Photos of the SUVs show dented bumpers, scratches and many other battle scars. While it's easy to say the Broncos had a hard time on the trail, there's just no way of knowing where the damage came from. These SUVs could have been part of tests for months. It also looks like Ford has brought at least one Jeep Wrangler. You know, just for kicks and giggles.
In the short video below, we also looked at the Bronco's Trail Turn Assist, which looks pretty neat.
We will certainly see the SUVs in their element more often, especially now that engineers can test them with minimal camouflage after the Bronco's debut last month. Reservations for the Bronco remain open, and in December, reservation holders can convert this into an official order.