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revealed an early prototype version of its 2020 Bronco to some of its top-performing
at a two-day event in Florida last month, adding new details to
what we know about the much-anticipated SUV
.
Automotive News reports
that dealers saw a two-door Bronco and were told that a four-door will also be offered, with the model serving as the basis for a family of upcoming off-road vehicles.
That “family” also includes plans for a so-called
, which we’ve known about, and likewise a
– both of which will not be mechanically related to the larger Bronco, which will be body-on-frame and related to the
midsize pickup. The compact pickup is not expected until 2021 at the earliest, the publication reports.
Dealers who saw the
prototype described a retro design with a rectangular grille, round headlights and the name “Bronco” stamped across the front. They said it’s designed to be customizable, with removable hard top and doors, which can be stored in the cargo area. The vehicle’s side mirrors attach to the A-pillars, so they remain in place even when the doors come off, unlike the
. One dealer, who asked not be named, said the Bronco “was twice as cool as I thought it would be.”
As for a timeline, the smaller “Baby Bronco” —
hasn’t yet divulged an official name for it — will come first in 2020, then the Bronco late in the year, arriving as soon as three months after the former. Dealers also got to see the as yet-unnamed
Mustang-inspired, 300-mile range battery-electric crossover
, which is also due in 2020.
We’ve
of a heavily camouflaged mule version that show an SUV with considerable ground clearance and short front and rear overhangs. We’ll doubtless be seeing more soon.
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