Bronco fan site Bronco6G decided it was tired of waiting for Ford to
reveal its much-discussed plans for the Bronco nameplate, which will
reportedly return by 2020, so they developed their own renderings of
what the burly 4 x 4 reboot might look like. The designs demonstrate a merger of original first-generation Bronco
old-school style with that of Ford’s retro-futuristic 2004 Bronco
concept car, with slab side, sharp creases and circular headlights. The Detroit Free Press first reported that Bronco will be arrive by
2020 and for it to be built at Ford’s Wayne, Michigan truck plant. Meanwhile, Bronco6G—which used different grilles, wheels, wheel
arches and accessories like a roof rack in its renderings—reports that
Ford has bought Jeep Wrangler Unlimiteds and Unlimited Rubicons for
benchmark testing as they ready a competitor to top Jeep’s off-road
ability. The original Bronco established the template for Ford off-roaders for
years and a return to its design would be welcomed by truck
enthusiasts. Ford revisited the design in 2004, when J Mays was the company’s
design boss. Mays was known for his work on refreshed editions of old
cars like Volkswagen’s New Beetle and the Ford Thunderbird. Unfortunately, that 2004 concept proved to be a false start, but it
seems that money talks, and that Jeep’s recent profits will ensure that
the Bronco will eventually make its triumphant return to showrooms. (canadajournal)
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