This almost makes me want to cancel my 2dr VB black diamond. Its already in transit tho. I realy just want those fenders. The rest doesnt matter. Maybe one day Ill find someone who gets one and prefers the other fenders and we can trade lol.Photoshopped to uncover grille and I made it Velocity Blue. Looking really sharp.
I’ll buy your black diamond so you can get it lol
They are for sure a complete copy of the Fifteen52. The fifteen52 analog hd is my favorite wheel and I was going to order a set when my bronco arrives to pair with 37” Toyo open country MTs. If I switch to a heritage edition it looks like I won’t need to buy new wheels lol.
We're taking "HERITAGE" hear as the name of the special edition. Using the correct terminology, people have point, there has never been a 4 door Bronco built by Ford so how can you have a 4 door Heritage edition? Unless you're looking at the heritage dating back to 2021 for the 4 door, I see their point.2-door fans: “They never make special editions in a 2-door!”
Ford: “Good news! We’re making a 2-door HE!”
2-door fans: “But there’s also a 4-door, so we’re not special…“
Why? I guess it's not accurate because they didn't call you? You don't know anything about statistics or sampling I gather?
Well… people do have a tendency to play semantics with the word “heritage”, don’t they.
Ford knows what heritage is and has had no issue with heritage packages on the GT.
Do you honestly think anyone here can answer that? Seriously?
You can state your opinion too doesn't have to be definitive.
I don't understand why Ford doesn't take advantage of the modularity to offer differentiated designs. Why not offer pizza cutters on the HE (155/80-R17)? Make some "Roadster" half doors. Make squared off fender quarter panels (or buy from ADV Fiberglass). These are easy bolt ons that change the look completely.With development of the Bronco Raptor and Bronco Everglades now in the rearview, Ford has now turned its attention toward the Bronco Heritage Edition, as evidenced by two new prototypes we spied on the streets of Dearborn.
It was about 18 months ago when what appeared to be an early Heritage Edition prototype was spotted under heavy camouflage, but after that singular sighting, any signs of the program had gone completely AWOL. Well, it’s back, and we’ve spotted the retro-themed Bronco Heritage Edition prototypes in both four-door, and two-door body styles.
The camouflage wrap and flat black paint likely to hide some of the key Bronco Heritage cues, but some important details have shown through, despite Ford’s best efforts. Let’s start right up front, with the grille.
FORD-Badged Grille, But Not In A Raptor Kinda Way
We can finally confirm that this Bronco Heritage will ditch the BRONCO grille lettering in favor of a retro-themed FORD treatment—like the original ’66 Bronco. The overall look of the Heritage Edition will keep things simple, with what looks to be a version of the grille from the Base, or Black Diamond trims.
The prototype also shows a new tail-light design, different from the full LED-equipped Broncos, but also different from the Base tail-light design.
Sasquatch and HOSS-Equipped
The prototype is wearing the tires from the 35-inch Sasquatch package, and the orange Bilstein long-travel position-sensitive dampers appear to be visible at the corners.
Some Retro Blue Paint (Robins Egg Blue) Peeks Through
Ford almost completely covered this Bronco prototype in graphic wrap, but the key word is ALMOST. We zoomed in on the gas door and we can see what appears to be Robins Egg Blue, last previewed in these recent photos of the Bronco Heritage Edition.
Likely White Details
The gloss black grille on this prototype may be the real deal, but it may very well be painted white (or at least as an option) when production rolls around. We saw a white grille with RED grille lettering peeking through the heavy camo on the initial prototype photographed in early February 2021. The wheels also show signs of white peeking through the flat black paint, suggesting that the simple four-slot wheels will be finished in white, just like the ’66 Bronco. We have included these details for comparison. Whether Ford can finally get its roof situation in order, maybe even a white roof system will be available to fully capture the 1966 Bronco’s look.
