Even though it's unlikely that we'll ever see a full production version of a V8-powered, sixth-gen Bronco on the streets, Ford hasn't forgotten those Bronco enthusiasts hungering for V8 power. Ford will produce a V8-powered Bronco after all, albeit in a highly limited and non-street legal package. Let us introduce to you the 2022 Bronco DR (Desert Runner), a turn-key Baja 1000 racer.
After so many delays, Bronco assembly lines are finally ramping back up, and those highly sought-after SUVs are being delivered to buyers. Ford is also preparing for the 2022 model year, when it will be introducing two special models – the Bronco Raptor (the Warthog name has obviously been retired) and the Bronco Everglades. We know a lot about the Bronco Raptor, but what exactly is the Bronco Everglades? Here's what we know so far.
While the Ford Bronco's development went smoothly and predictions of its eventual runaway success seem on their way to being proven accurate based on current demand, problems cropped up once the Bronco reached its final production phases. Ford is eager to see the reintroduction of its iconic SUV through to better times, but is now faced with still another challenge – dishonest dealers.
Ford is really hoping that all of its production delays and associated component problems have been left behind and that the Bronco can enter the 2022 model year without further issue. There have been some recent positive developments in this area, including recently discovered clues that indicate a couple of entirely new Bronco variations may be just around the corner.
