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Ford’s new Bronco Heritage Editions are gloriously retro

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Ford’s new Bronco Heritage Editions are gloriously retro | Top Gear

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Ford pays tribute to the first-gen Bronco with some throwback colours and retro details

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Ford’s new Bronco Heritage Editions are gloriously retro

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Ford pays tribute to the first-gen Bronco with some throwback colours and retro details

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Ford pays tribute to the first-gen Bronco with some throwback colours and retro details

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Ford’s new Bronco Heritage Editions are gloriously retro

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Ford’s new Bronco Heritage Editions are gloriously retro

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Ford’s new Bronco Heritage Editions are gloriously retro

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Ford pays tribute to the first-gen Bronco with some throwback colours and retro details

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Yes, we are still salty about the fact Ford won’t bring the brilliant Bronco to the UK. And no, these fantastically retro Heritage Editions are not helping with that one bit.

These Heritage Editions pay tribute to the original, first-generation Bronco from 1966 and you can have the fancy paints and retro add-ons on the Bronco two-door, Bronco four-door or Bronco Sport SUVs. Plus, for each model there will be 1,966 (see what they did there?) extra special Heritage Limited Edition examples.

So, what do you get? Well if you want a two- or four-door full-size Bronco then the $44k Heritage Edition brings two-tone paint with an Oxford White roof, grille and wheels paired with Race Red FORD lettering up front and a choice of five throwback paint options. It also brings the 2.3-litre four-cylinder EcoBoost engine, retro square arches and the off-roady Sasquatch Package as standard – hence the lift kit and chunky tyres. Nice. We’re yet to see inside, but we’re also promised some form of tartan cloth seats and an Oxford White instrument panel.

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The Heritage Limited Edition adds extra metal Bronco badging on the wings, black 17-inch retro wheels and some leather inside, but crucially it’s also based on the Badlands Bronco which means you get the more powerful 2.7-litre EcoBoost V6 under the bonnet. You will have to pay for it though – prices start at $66,895.

Nice to see the Bronco Sport getting some retro love too. The Heritage Edition of that gets a 1.5-litre engine and a similar visual treatment to the full-size off-roader, with prices starting at $34,245. The near-$45k Heritage Limited Editions will get the bigger 2.0-litre engine and more go-anywhere hardware, plus the same metal badging, leather seats and extra trim.

Ford says all the Heritage and Heritage Limited Editions are available to order now, although of course that still means for those in the US only. Come on Ford, do the decent thing and let us at least have a few Broncos on our teeny tiny roads and green lanes.

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Yes, we are still salty about the fact Ford won’t bring the brilliant Bronco to the UK. And no, these fantastically retro Heritage Editions are not helping with that one bit.

These Heritage Editions pay tribute to the original, first-generation Bronco from 1966 and you can have the fancy paints and retro add-ons on the Bronco two-door, Bronco four-door or Bronco Sport SUVs. Plus, for each model there will be 1,966 (see what they did there?) extra special Heritage Limited Edition examples.

So, what do you get? Well if you want a two- or four-door full-size Bronco then the $44k Heritage Edition brings two-tone paint with an Oxford White roof, grille and wheels paired with Race Red FORD lettering up front and a choice of five throwback paint options. It also brings the 2.3-litre four-cylinder EcoBoost engine, retro square arches and the off-roady Sasquatch Package as standard – hence the lift kit and chunky tyres. Nice. We’re yet to see inside, but we’re also promised some form of tartan cloth seats and an Oxford White instrument panel.

The Heritage Limited Edition adds extra metal Bronco badging on the wings, black 17-inch retro wheels and some leather inside, but crucially it’s also based on the Badlands Bronco which means you get the more powerful 2.7-litre EcoBoost V6 under the bonnet. You will have to pay for it though – prices start at $66,895.

Nice to see the Bronco Sport getting some retro love too. The Heritage Edition of that gets a 1.5-litre engine and a similar visual treatment to the full-size off-roader, with prices starting at $34,245. The near-$45k Heritage Limited Editions will get the bigger 2.0-litre engine and more go-anywhere hardware, plus the same metal badging, leather seats and extra trim.

Ford says all the Heritage and Heritage Limited Editions are available to order now, although of course that still means for those in the US only. Come on Ford, do the decent thing and let us at least have a few Broncos on our teeny tiny roads and green lanes.

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Ford pays tribute to the first-gen Bronco with some throwback colours and retro details

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Ford Celebrates Original 1966 Bronco With New Bronco And Bronco Sport Heritage Editions