Introducing the New Ford Bronco Sport in Denison, IA

If you would like a smaller SUV with the pedigree of the larger Ford Bronco and its wild off-roading roots, consider the Ford Bronco Sport. Here at Team Ford Lincoln, we could not feel more pleased that Ford decided to make two different types of Ford Bronco SUVs. This variety provides everyone with a suitable choice and gets more people outdoors in nature.

What is the Difference Between the Ford Bronco and the Ford Bronco Sport?

Ford has two Bronco versions. The iconic Ford Bronco is larger and looks more like a truck. It is the one designed to provide the capabilities of the Bronco from a few decades ago in a more modern and capable package. Its roots are off-roading, and it has enhanced off-roading packages to add to those capabilities.

The Ford Bronco Sport is smaller. It is a crossover SUV that has impressive off-road capabilities and can act as a great daily driver. It allows you to let loose and play in the woods while providing a more SUV-like, smaller, and sporty experience for your daily drives around Dunlap, IA.

Performance

The new Ford Bronco Sport has two engine choices to power your journeys near Manning, IA. There is a turbocharged three-cylinder engine that provides 181 horsepower and a turbocharged four-cylinder engine that provides 250 horsepower. The Bronco Sport gets an EPA-estimated 26 or 28 miles per gallon highway, depending upon which engine sits under the hood.

There is standard 4x4 with up to seven terrain modes to provide more traction in challenging conditions around Mapleton, IA. There is also a rock crawl and mud/ruts mode available on certain trim models. The five standard terrain modes are sand, slippery, sport, eco, and normal. On two trim models, the 4x4 can provide torque to a single rear wheel. This setup provides more advanced off-road capabilities. Ford has also provided every Bronco Sport trim model with a suspension that optimizes off-road driving. You'll also have 7.8 or 8.8 inches of ground clearance for your excursions near Ida Grove. Front tow hooks, metal bash plates, and all-terrain tires are available. Additionally, the towing capacity is up to 2,200 pounds.

Design/Interior

The exterior can withstand the inevitable scuff-ups. It has a rounded front and is a more upright SUV, like its current big brother and predecessor, the Ford Bronco. Conveniently, there is a table you can pull out of the cargo area to turn into a mobile workstation. Plus, the roof can support 150 pounds of cargo.

The interior of the new Ford Bronco Sport seats five passengers. There is under-seat storage and durable interior materials that are easy to wash. A power moonroof is available.

Technology

The advanced Ford Bronco Sport has an 8-inch multimedia screen that offers voice-activated navigation. A rear-view camera is standard, and a 180-degree front-view camera is available in addition to an advanced audio system. Breadcrumb navigation is available for out on the trail.

Safety Features

Ford safety features include:

• A lane-keeping system
• Automatic emergency braking
• Blind-spot information
• Rear cross-traffic alert

Adaptive cruise control is available for select models to keep you at a safe speed and distance behind the vehicle in front of you. Also, available evasive steering assist can steer you away from a frontal collision if the braking distance is insufficient.

When you have chosen your preferred trim model of the new Ford Bronco Sport, visit us for a test drive. This small SUV is great for someone who likes to go off-road on the weekends and still get to the office comfortably during the week.