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The new
and
will not get right-hand drive variants for the global market, according to a report from Australian site
. Of course, this news probably won’t trouble many of us stateside, but it’s bad news for those in right-hand drive markets like
and the U.K.
Here’s what Ford’s Australia boss, Kay Hart, had to say: “There’s nothing to announce. There are currently no plans in place for right-hand drive Bronco.” Hart continued, “Clearly it’s going to be a great vehicle, but we are extremely happy with the performance of
here.”
So there’s your explanation folks. The
is good enough that it isn’t worth
time and money to make the Bronco compliant with some markets. Places like Australia get the best
of them all with the
in the land down under. For now, there’s no word on whether the Bronco will even leave North America, let alone travel to foreign markets across the globe. In 2017, Ford stated that the new Bronco was going to be a global vehicle. It doesn’t look like that’s the case anymore.
Ford skipping some international markets with the Bronco makes sense in countries where off-roading might not be as prevalent. However, Australia literally defines outdoorsy and adventure culture. We could totally picture ourselves cruising the Australian
in a new Ford Bronco That being said, the Ford lineup in Australia is going to continue to include cars for the foreseeable future. Maybe there just isn’t room for one more SUV in the sea of vehicles that will continue to be sold in Australia, but not here. Regardless, the only main downside to those of us in America is the inability to rent a Bronco while vacationing in Australia. Maybe we’ll just find another
instead …
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