If you’re shopping for a new Ford Bronco, you already know this isn’t your average SUV. The Bronco lineup is built for people who actually want to use their vehicle on the trail, on the highway, and everywhere in between.
So which trim is right for you? It really comes down to how you plan to drive it. This guide breaks down every Ford Bronco trim level so you can walk into our dealership knowing exactly what you want.
Starting Point: Bronco Base
The Bronco Base is where it all begins, and it’s more capable than you might expect. You get a 2.3L EcoBoost engine, a hard top option, removable doors, and marine-grade vinyl seats that clean up easy after a muddy day out.
Key features on the Base include:
- Available two-door and four-door body styles
- LED headlamps
- G.O.A.T. Modes (Goes Over Any Type of Terrain)
- Android Auto and wireless Apple CarPlay
- Ford Co-Pilot360 driver assist tech
It’s a solid starting point for anyone who wants Bronco capability without going all-in on the premium stuff.
Bronco Big Bend: Best for Everyday Adventures
The Bronco Big Bend steps things up with more comfort and style. It adds aluminum wheels, body color accents, and heated front seats, making it a great choice if you split your time between city streets and weekend trails.
Big Bend highlights:
- Upgraded interior with soft-touch materials
- Mid Package availability
- 10-speed automatic transmission option
- Available in classic colors like Oxford White and Carbonized Gray
If you want something that looks sharp at school pickup and still handles off-road trails on Saturday, Big Bend delivers.
Black Diamond: Built for the Dirt
The Black Diamond trim is designed with the trail in mind. It comes standard with all-terrain tires, bash plates, and high-clearance fender flares that give it a more aggressive look.
Black Diamond adds:
- Modular front bumper
- Spray-in bedliner on the front inner fenders
- Beadlock-capable wheels
- Heavy-duty off-road capability right out of the box
This one is for the buyer who isn’t afraid to get dirty. It’s a workhorse trim that skips the extras and focuses on off-road capabilities.
Bronco Outer Banks: Trail Ready, Weekend Polished
The Bronco Outer Banks is the trim that strikes the best balance between rugged and refined. You get leather-trimmed seats, a leather-wrapped steering wheel, and a bigger touchscreen, plus the bones to handle real trails.
Outer Banks highlights:
- Available 2.7L EcoBoost V6 engine for more horsepower
- Remote start
- 360-degree camera
- B&O sound system upgrade available
- Code Orange available as an accent color option
Bronco Outer Banks is popular with buyers who want capability without giving up creature comforts.
Bronco Badlands: The Trail Specialist
The Bronco Badlands is where things get serious. This trim comes loaded with off-road upgrades that most competitors can’t touch at this price point.
Badlands key features:
- Bilstein position-sensitive dampers
- Front stabilizer bar disconnect
- HOSS suspension system
- Bash plates front and rear
- Beadlock-capable wheels standard
If you’re planning real off-road runs on rocky terrain, steep grades, or technical trails near Tomball, the Badlands is the trim built for it.
Wildtrak: Speed and Style on Any Surface
The Wildtrak trim is built for drivers who love going fast and going far. It focuses on high-speed off-road performance and comes with a longer list of comfort and tech features.
Wildtrak highlights:
- 2.7L EcoBoost standard
- Semi-active dampers for a smoother ride
- Bodyside graphics available
- Standard four-door body style
- Available in Baja trim accessories
It’s a great pick if you want performance and practicality without stepping all the way up to the Raptor.
Bronco Heritage Edition: A Nod to the Original
The Bronco Heritage Edition is for the fans. This trim pays tribute to the classic Bronco with retro-inspired styling that turns heads wherever you go.
Heritage Edition details:
- Bodyside graphics inspired by classic Bronco decals
- Unique grille design with heritage badging
- Two-door body style focus
- Oxford White and other throwback color options
- Interior heritage accents throughout
The Bronco Heritage Edition is a collector’s dream that still drives like a modern machine.
Stroppe Edition: Limited and Legendary
The Stroppe Edition is one of the more exclusive Bronco builds, inspired by the legendary Bill Stroppe racing team. It’s rare, it’s specific, and it’s worth knowing about if you’re a Bronco enthusiast.
- Off-road-focused build with race-inspired styling
- Unique badging and graphics package
- Extremely limited availability
- Built on a capable base with trail-ready hardware
Ask our team at Tomball Ford about current availability. These don’t stick around long.
Bronco Raptor: The Top of the Lineup
The Bronco Raptor is the king of the Bronco lineup. This is the full-send, no-compromises version of the Bronco built for high-speed desert running and extreme off-road use.
Raptor key features:
- 3.0L EcoBoost V6 engine pushing serious horsepower
- HOSS 3.0 and HOSS 4.0 suspension systems
- Live valve internal bypass semi-active dampers
- Bilstein shocks tuned for high-speed performance
- Standard four-door body style
- Beadlock-capable wheels and massive fender flares
- Sasquatch Package built in standard
- MSRP starts significantly above other trims and it’s worth every dollar
If you want the most capable, most powerful Bronco you can buy, the Raptor is the answer. Nothing else in the Bronco lineup compares to what this truck can do.
FAQ
What Is the Most Off-Road-Capable Bronco Trim?
The Bronco Raptor is the most off-road-capable option in the lineup. It comes with the HOSS 4.0 suspension system, Bilstein live valve dampers, and internal bypass shocks designed for high-speed trail use. The Badlands is the next best option for technical off-road driving at a lower price point.
What Engine Options Does the Ford Bronco Come With?
The Bronco is available with three engine options. The base engine is a 2.3L EcoBoost four-cylinder. You can step up to a 2.7L EcoBoost V6 on upper trims like Outer Banks and Wildtrak. The Bronco Raptor uses an exclusive 3.0L EcoBoost V6 engine.
Does the Ford Bronco Come in a Two-Door Version?
Yes. The Bronco is available in both two-door and four-door configurations on most trims. The two-door is lighter and more trail-agile, and it’s a popular pick on trims like the Heritage Edition and Base.
What Is the Sasquatch Package?
The Sasquatch Package is a factory off-road upgrade available on most Bronco trims. It adds high-clearance fender flares, beadlock-capable wheels, all-terrain tires, front stabilizer bar disconnect, and upgraded dampers. On the Bronco Raptor, it’s included standard.
Does Tomball Ford Offer Bronco Test Drives?
Absolutely. Come into Tomball Ford and we’ll set you up with a test drive on the Bronco trim that fits your needs. Our team knows the lineup inside and out and can help you compare models side by side.
What Is the Towing Capacity of the Ford Bronco?
Towing capacity varies by trim and configuration. The four-door Bronco with the 2.7L EcoBoost can tow up to 3,500 pounds. The Bronco Raptor also has competitive towing capacity for its class. Ask our team for the exact specs on the trim you’re considering.
Does the Ford Bronco Come With a Warranty?
Yes. The new Ford Bronco comes backed by Ford’s standard warranty coverage. This includes a 3-year/36,000-mile bumper-to-bumper warranty and a 5-year/60,000-mile powertrain warranty. Our team at Tomball Ford can walk you through all the details.
Come See the Full Bronco Lineup at Tomball Ford
We stock the full range of Ford Bronco trim levels right here in Tomball. Stop by Tomball Ford, browse our inventory, and let us help you find the one that fits your life and your budget.
Schedule a test drive online and contact us today! We’re ready when you are.
