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I agree with this part from the article
Automotive News reports that at a recent dealer event in Palm Springs, Ford executives said the Bronco would arrive in showrooms in late 2020, a few months after the Baby Bronco.A few months after that, the unibody pickup would arrive. It's a long wait, especially for a truck announced in early 2017.
Automotive News reports that at a recent dealer event in Palm Springs, Ford executives said the Bronco would arrive in showrooms in late 2020, a few months after the Baby Bronco.A few months after that, the unibody pickup would arrive. It's a long wait, especially for a truck announced in early 2017.
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Interesting that they're keeping the full-size thing alive.
Who knows? Maybe they'll make a full-size Bronco, then a pickup derivative of it, and call it something totally outlandish and confusing like "F-150" or something stupid like that.
It's anyone's guess, and they're selling ads off their guessing...
Who knows? Maybe they'll make a full-size Bronco, then a pickup derivative of it, and call it something totally outlandish and confusing like "F-150" or something stupid like that.
It's anyone's guess, and they're selling ads off their guessing...
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