Ford Bronco Sport in Jacksonville Florida
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What's New in 2023 For The Bronco Sport?
The new Ford Bronco Sport receives updates to its powertrain and exterior, exuding a sleeker look. The 2023 Bronco Sport is fine-tuned for off-road capabilities while delivering a pavement-oriented driving experience. With so many features available, the new Bronco Sport is ideal for drivers in the Jacksonville, FL, area who want to venture into the outdoors. Read on to learn more about what the new Ford Bronco Sport is all about.
Bronco Sport Design
You will immediately recognize the Bronco Sport's bold lettering and boxy veneer. The eyelet headlights serve as functional components providing greater maneuverability without damaging them. For 2023, Ford increases the color pallet option with packages that add an accent color for a stylish look. 17-inch wheels are standard, although you can upgrade to 18 inches on the four select trims.
The cabin of the 2023 Ford Bronco Sport screams utility. Well-placed dials and control knobs accentuate the 8-inch touchscreen. Soft plastics dot the base trims, while higher trims get heated seats and leather upholstery. Interior LED lighting is an available feature near Macclenny.
Bronco Sport Performance
Ford reserves two powertrains options for the Ford Bronco Sport. You can choose between the base 1.5-liter turbo 3 delivering 181 horsepower or a 245-hp turbo 2.0-liter engine. Both engines are mated to an eight-speed automatic transmission.
The Badlands trim features the best-in-class suspension ad rear-locking differential to help drivers cruise through any terrain. Towing capacity for the Bronco Sport ranges between 2000 and 2,200 pounds. The 7.9 inches of ground clearance paired with metal bash plates protect the integrity of the underbody when conquering the mountains. The availability of tuned struts and Go Over Any Terrain (GOAT) modes enable drivers to select between different terrain conditions, from snow, water, and mud to normal.
Ford reserves two powertrains options for the Ford Bronco Sport. You can choose between the base 1.5-liter turbo 3 delivering 181 horsepower or a 245-hp turbo 2.0-liter engine. Both engines are mated to an eight-speed automatic transmission.
The Badlands trim features the best-in-class suspension ad rear-locking differential to help drivers cruise through any terrain. Towing capacity for the Bronco Sport ranges between 2000 and 2,200 pounds. The 7.9 inches of ground clearance paired with metal bash plates protect the integrity of the underbody when conquering the mountains. The availability of tuned struts and Go Over Any Terrain (GOAT) modes enable drivers to select between different terrain conditions, from snow, water, and mud to normal.
Trim Levels
Ford introduces two new trims to the Bronco Sport providing owners with a touch of the retro '60s Bronco. For the 2023 Ford Bronco Sport, the trims include the following:
- The base trim features a manual liftgate, 17-inch aluminum sparkle wheels, and configurable daytime running lights.
- The Big Bend trim adds 17-inch carbonized gray painted aluminum wheels, two adjustable floodlights, traction assist, and a revamped double suspension system.
- The Heritage Edition pays homage to the 60s Bronco with Oxford White accents, second-row rubberized seats, and electronic automatic temperature control with a rear air duct.
- The Outer Banks trim level features bash plates, bodyside graphics, an optional Black Diamond package, and 17-inch gray wheels.
- The Badlands trim is the most potent off-roader of the Bronco Sport trims featuring off-road suspension, 7 GOAT modes, metal bash plates, and a turbocharged engine.
- The range-topping Heritage Limited Edition is based on the Heritage edition but sits on 17-inch Oxford White wheels, has LED signature lighting, and dual-zone electronic automatic temperature control.
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