Confirmation comes from Bill Johnson, chairman of UAW local 900, speaking to the Detroit Free Press last week. "We hate to see the products go to Mexico, but with the Ranger and the Bronco coming to Michigan Assembly that absolutely secures the future for our people a lot more than the Focus does."
SPROING!
A suicide half door would not have been a bad idea.
We north americans* are pretty obese people.
Spoiler:
Last edited by FaultyMario; October 4th, 2016 at 11:45 AM.
acket.
Rad.
Yes, the Ranger and Bronco coming back to the US has been about the worst kept secret in automotive history. But, can I just say that I really wish you wouldn't title it "2018 Ford Bronco" along with a photo of a wet dream from a fan forum. This is not anything that Ford ever officially had any hand in designing, and the front fascia and push bar look very plasticy.
Do you have a picture that we can post?
Nope, don't know what it looks like.
However, here is a little tidbit of information... I was at a thing back in 2014 where either Mark Fields or Joe Hinrichs was speaking. I think it was Hinrichs (president of North America.) Someone asked about the Bronco coming back. Essentially what he said was that Ford sees how much success Jeep is having with their vehicles, and they want a piece of that market as well. But he pretty much said that if they do bring back the Bronco, they're going to be careful not to just slap the name on any old vehicle. They recognize the weight the name carries, and they're not going to mess that up. So, I think that whatever they're cooking up, you can bet that it will be something really worthy of the Bronco name.
But anyway, that concept, while not bad, looks a little cartoonish, or at least mid-2000s concept car-ish, so I don't want people to think that that's the official thing.
Is this one better?
Or this?
As long as they don't make it a 4 door they can't really lose.
(Fuck you again, Dodge)
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