Report: Bronco Pickup Scheduled For Production in July 2024

[Spooled]

The next-gen Ranger may be off-roady enough to not need a Bronco pickup, but time and sales will tell. Didn't Ford re-register the Excursion trademark? I think there's room for a Bronco Excursion. Bigger and built on the F-150 platform.

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[Laminar]

Gladiator sales were up 174% last quarter. They sold 19,568 of them.

They were up 174% from the same quarter in 2019. Note that Gladiator deliveries didn't start until the end of April. So they delivered basically no vehicles in the first month of the quarter, and could only deliver what they were able to produce through the next two months. I'd hope numbers are up from that quarter...

 

[Bronc-O]

They were up 174% from the same quarter in 2019. Note that Gladiator deliveries didn't start until the end of April. So they delivered basically no vehicles in the first month of the quarter, and could only deliver what they were able to produce through the next two months. I'd hope numbers are up from that quarter...

I agree with the first part, but the increase this year was dramatic in a time when most established models saw a huge drop in sales. The only Ford/Lincoln models that saw an increase are Ranger and Explorer. People have been ragging on Explorer since it's poor troubled launch same as Gladiator. Who would have thought?

 

[regularbronco]

MSN just posted the below tonight, then got pulled down?

2025 Ford Bronco Pickup: It's Coming, and Here's Everything We Know So Far
4 hours ago
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The 2021 Ford Bronco is only a little more than a week into its return, and it has already taken the off-road lifestyle world by storm—alongside the first new member of the new Bronco sub-brand, the Bronco Sport. A third Bronco stablemate is on the way, however: the Ford Bronco pickup. The good news is,

it's coming. The bad news is, you'll have to wait: The Bronco pickup probably isn't due until mid-2024, as a 2025 model, according to our sources, although forces inside the company are working to move the date forward, if possible. Here's what you can expect whenever it arrives.


2025 Ford Bronco Pickup: Engines and Transmissions

Though it launched with 2.3-liter and 2.7-liter turbocharged four- and six-cylinder engines, the Bronco SUV is expected to get Ford's 3.0-liter EcoBoost turbo V-6 in a future update, possibly in the form of a Bronco Raptor. The Bronco pickup, however, won't get the 3.0-liter option, according to our sources. That leaves the door open for the rumored addition of Ford's 5.0-liter V-8 to take the top slot in the Bronco pickup line, though our sources said nothing about a V-8.



Like the Bronco SUV, we expect the Bronco pickup to offer the same seven-speed manual and 10-speed automatic transmission options for the 2.3-liter, and the same 10-speed automatic-only configuration for the 2.7-liter V-6. If the 5.0-liter V-8 does make it into the Bronco pickup, we'd expect to see the 10-speed automatic as the only option for it, as well.

2025 Ford Bronco Pickup: Equipment & Pricing

The Bronco name and look isn't all the Bronco pickup is likely to borrow from the SUV line; our sources tell us the Bronco pickup will offer the same equipment and trim packages as the bed-less Bronco, like the GOAT-mode (Goes Over Any Terrain) terrain-management system, as well as the Badlands, Big Bend, Black Diamond, Outer Banks, and Wildtrack specifications. The Bronco's Sasquatch package is also likely to make the transition. However, while the Bronco SUV is available in both two-door and four-door body styles, the Bronco pickup will only be available in four-door Crew Cab configuration.


A limited-volume First Edition package is also likely for the Bronco pickup's first year of production; pricing for this all-out model could top $60,000. Other Bronco pickup trims should map closely to the Bronco SUV's price structure, with the base model likely to start around $30,000. Ford filled all 3,500 reservations for Bronco SUV First Edition models in just a few hours after its unveiling, then decided to double that number to 7,000 to meet the demand, so look for Ford to offer at least as many First Edition Bronco pickups.

2025 Ford Bronco Pickup: What About Ranger and F-150?

While it might seem like another pickup line is the last thing Ford needs, especially with the Ranger back, and an all-new Ranger incoming, plus the depth and breadth of the ever-versatile F-150 range, lessons learned by the broader automotive industry might hint otherwise. The reason BMW, Mercedes-Benz, and Porsche make as many variants of each model as they can imagine is that the more models they make, the more cars they sell. Yes, some models might snatch a sale or two from a neighboring model—a high-trim Mercedes-Benz CLA-Class might overlap with a lower-trim C-Class, for example—but by and large, adding a model adds buyers.

 

[Guidr3]

Just Watch Video On Yu Tube Of E.B. Pickup 66 Going The Trails And Tell Me That’s Not A Bad Ass Mof.

 

[lsaviator]

MSN just posted the below tonight, then got pulled down?

2025 Ford Bronco Pickup: It's Coming, and Here's Everything We Know So Far
4 hours ago
www.msn.com
www.msn.com
5 min read
DIFFICULT
Business
The 2021 Ford Bronco is only a little more than a week into its return, and it has already taken the off-road lifestyle world by storm—alongside the first new member of the new Bronco sub-brand, the Bronco Sport. A third Bronco stablemate is on the way, however: the Ford Bronco pickup. The good news is,

it's coming. The bad news is, you'll have to wait: The Bronco pickup probably isn't due until mid-2024, as a 2025 model, according to our sources, although forces inside the company are working to move the date forward, if possible. Here's what you can expect whenever it arrives.


2025 Ford Bronco Pickup: Engines and Transmissions

Though it launched with 2.3-liter and 2.7-liter turbocharged four- and six-cylinder engines, the Bronco SUV is expected to get Ford's 3.0-liter EcoBoost turbo V-6 in a future update, possibly in the form of a Bronco Raptor. The Bronco pickup, however, won't get the 3.0-liter option, according to our sources. That leaves the door open for the rumored addition of Ford's 5.0-liter V-8 to take the top slot in the Bronco pickup line, though our sources said nothing about a V-8.



Like the Bronco SUV, we expect the Bronco pickup to offer the same seven-speed manual and 10-speed automatic transmission options for the 2.3-liter, and the same 10-speed automatic-only configuration for the 2.7-liter V-6. If the 5.0-liter V-8 does make it into the Bronco pickup, we'd expect to see the 10-speed automatic as the only option for it, as well.

2025 Ford Bronco Pickup: Equipment & Pricing

The Bronco name and look isn't all the Bronco pickup is likely to borrow from the SUV line; our sources tell us the Bronco pickup will offer the same equipment and trim packages as the bed-less Bronco, like the GOAT-mode (Goes Over Any Terrain) terrain-management system, as well as the Badlands, Big Bend, Black Diamond, Outer Banks, and Wildtrack specifications. The Bronco's Sasquatch package is also likely to make the transition. However, while the Bronco SUV is available in both two-door and four-door body styles, the Bronco pickup will only be available in four-door Crew Cab configuration.


A limited-volume First Edition package is also likely for the Bronco pickup's first year of production; pricing for this all-out model could top $60,000. Other Bronco pickup trims should map closely to the Bronco SUV's price structure, with the base model likely to start around $30,000. Ford filled all 3,500 reservations for Bronco SUV First Edition models in just a few hours after its unveiling, then decided to double that number to 7,000 to meet the demand, so look for Ford to offer at least as many First Edition Bronco pickups.

2025 Ford Bronco Pickup: What About Ranger and F-150?

While it might seem like another pickup line is the last thing Ford needs, especially with the Ranger back, and an all-new Ranger incoming, plus the depth and breadth of the ever-versatile F-150 range, lessons learned by the broader automotive industry might hint otherwise. The reason BMW, Mercedes-Benz, and Porsche make as many variants of each model as they can imagine is that the more models they make, the more cars they sell. Yes, some models might snatch a sale or two from a neighboring model—a high-trim Mercedes-Benz CLA-Class might overlap with a lower-trim C-Class, for example—but by and large, adding a model adds buyers.

 

[Bronc-O]

I've seen another article that claims a Bronco Hybrid with 3.0 is coming sooner then that.

 

[That_Hal]

Perfect just enough time for me to get the itch about another purchase

 

[BroncoMike]

A 5.0 Coyote Diesel. With SFA and portal axles. Mag-lev suspension. Yeah, that's the ticket.

 

[Rivers90]

Ford will sell so many of these.
It will have the higher towing numbers some people ask for. And pickups are just hot right now.

 

[Bronc-O]

Ford will sell so many of these.
It will have the higher towing numbers some people ask for. And pickups are just hot right now.

RAM is coming with the 700 to be sold in Mexico at this time.
https://www.motortrend.com/news/ram-700-fiat-strada-compact-truck/

 

[Rivers90]

RAM is coming with the 700 to be sold in Mexico at this time.
https://www.motortrend.com/news/ram-700-fiat-strada-compact-truck/

The 700 is FWD and has 98 hp. Not really the same market but I am sure it will sell at the right price.

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