The 2025 Ford Bronco is here and looks ready to rumble. The vehicle has just received a factory-fitted matte film, available for any color, has better equipment on board, and looks ready to rumble.
On the market since 2021, the sixth-generation Ford Bronco is getting upgraded. Ford brings back the Base version in the 2025 Bronco lineup, fitted with a manual transmission. The Base version was a one-year absentee.
This means that those who want a Bronco but cannot afford the vehicle that starts at $39,630 this year will have the chance to buy a cheaper version. However, the price for the former and future entry-level version might be higher for 2025 because the new model year Bronco is also getting more standard equipment.
The 12.0-inch digital instrument cluster, which was standard only for the Raptor, will be standard equipment next year, replacing the analog speedometer and the 8.0-inch digital cluster. Ford promises better sound insulation to make the off-roader more comfortable on the road at high speed.
The four-door models receive air vents for the passengers in the back seats. Meanwhile, the top-of-the-range Bang & Olufsen audio system is one sporting 12 speakers instead of the previous 10, a subwoofer, and a more powerful amplifier.
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Meanwhile, the now Wildrack trim will disappear, making room for the Stroppe Edition, while the Black Diamond goes from a trim level to a package for the Big Bend version, which now starts at $40,370. Ford is offering the vividly colored Free Wheeling package on the same trim.
However, one of the most important news is the fact that the 2025 Bronco will also be available with a matte film for any color and body style in the range. Ford performed a similar move last year, when the firm debuted the matte film in the Mustang lineup.
Three new colors show up in the color palette for the 2025 Ford Bronco, so customers will also be able to go for the Marsh Gray, Desert Sand, and Ruby Red.
However, those who go for a Bronco Raptor will only get the gloss paint with no matte look. The Raptor, though, borrows the Black Appearance Package, which was only available for it, to lesser versions in the range. This means that any trim will be able to be specced with a removable hardtop painted Shadow Black, black molded-in-color mirror caps, fender flares, door handles, and black graphics package. The "Bronco" lettering in white is present on the grille.
The Sasquatch package brings special graphics an black-finished wheels with black beadlock rings, and 35-inch Goodyear Territory R/T tires, which are designed to be less noisy than the M/T tires offered for the previous model years. Ford reps explained that they listened to what customers asked for and complied.
Ford still keeps the pricing under wraps, but we will keep you posted.
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