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You’ll soon be able to buy a Ford Bronco 6x6

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You’ll soon be able to buy a Ford Bronco 6x6 | Top Gear

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For $399,000, Maxlider Brothers Customs will build you a monster

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You’ll soon be able to buy a Ford Bronco 6x6

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For $399,000, Maxlider Brothers Customs will build you a monster

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For $399,000, Maxlider Brothers Customs will build you a monster

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You’ll soon be able to buy a Ford Bronco 6x6

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You’ll soon be able to buy a Ford Bronco 6x6

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You’ll soon be able to buy a Ford Bronco 6x6

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For $399,000, Maxlider Brothers Customs will build you a monster

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Just a couple of weeks ago, Ford crashed the Easter Jeep Safari in Moab with four modified Broncos and a token Bronco Sport, all of which had been upgraded with lightbars, lift kits and other off-roading paraphernalia.

Ford worked with three tuners - RTR Vehicles, ARB 4x4 Accessories and 4 Wheel Parts – to bring its hardcore Broncos to life and to prove that it’s serious about working with aftermarket companies to develop a huge range of Bronco accessories.

Wonder what the bosses at Ford will make of Maxlider Motors’ newest project, then? Check out those renderings above. Yep, it’s a Bronco 6x6. Because everything needs a six-wheeled option these days.

The Illinois-based firm hasn’t released too much detail about the project just yet, but we do know that the finished product will arrive in 2022 and that reservations are already open. Just one catch – the asking price is $399,000 (or around £300k). Ouch.

We’ll be sure to bring you more as we hear it. Until then, let us know your thoughts in the comments below.

Images: Maxlider Brothers Customs/@innov8designlab

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Just a couple of weeks ago, Ford crashed the Easter Jeep Safari in Moab with four modified Broncos and a token Bronco Sport, all of which had been upgraded with lightbars, lift kits and other off-roading paraphernalia.

Ford worked with three tuners - RTR Vehicles, ARB 4x4 Accessories and 4 Wheel Parts – to bring its hardcore Broncos to life and to prove that it’s serious about working with aftermarket companies to develop a huge range of Bronco accessories.

Wonder what the bosses at Ford will make of Maxlider Motors’ newest project, then? Check out those renderings above. Yep, it’s a Bronco 6x6. Because everything needs a six-wheeled option these days.

The Illinois-based firm hasn’t released too much detail about the project just yet, but we do know that the finished product will arrive in 2022 and that reservations are already open. Just one catch – the asking price is $399,000 (or around £300k). Ouch.

We’ll be sure to bring you more as we hear it. Until then, let us know your thoughts in the comments below.

Images: Maxlider Brothers Customs/@innov8designlab

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For $399,000, Maxlider Brothers Customs will build you a monster