New Ford Bronco Sport in Carbondale, IL

A Brief Look at the new Ford Bronco Sport's Top Features

When it comes to all-purpose SUVs, there are very few models that will outclass the new Ford Bronco Sport. This SUV is designed with the driver and passenger in mind. This means that occupants have access to utilities features, cutting-edge technology, and cabin flexibility. The Ford Bronco Sport is for sale at our dealership. We carry many trim levels such as the Big Bend, Heritage, Free Wheeling, Outer Banks, and Badlands. Here is a quick guide to some of the vehicle's top features and functions.

Performance

The Ford Bronco Sport is capable of delivering real-world capability. Having the ability to switch between distinctive drive modes will help the SUV with further adapting to its environment. The brand's GOAT modes are ready for use as drivers can choose from eco, slippery, sand, and sport settings. The Badlands trim will offer two additional modes such as mud/ruts and rock/crawl. Every trim comes equipped with an all-wheel drive system to give you much more traction on slippery or dry surfaces.

The Ford Bronco Sport comes with one of two powertrains. The Badlands trim will offer a 2.0-liter EcoBoost engine that puts out an estimated 250 horsepower and 277 pound-feet of torque. The remaining trims have a 1.5-liter EcoBoost engine that makes 181 horsepower and 190 pound-feet of torque. Paddle-mounted shifters will help you get through the gears of an eight-speed automatic transmission. The Badlands trim is more rugged thanks to its 1.0-inch lift, stouter dampers, and all-terrain tires. Up to 1,500 pounds of towing capacity is ready for use via the 1.5-liter engine while the 2.0-liter engine trailers a maximum 2,200 pounds.

Interior

The interior of the Ford Bronco Sport has soft-touch materials that are durable and comfortable. A maximum of five people can sit in the cabin while enjoying sufficient headroom from the vehicle's safari-style roof. The Sport Wheeling trim hosts Ombre stitching for its colorful cloth upholstery while the Heritage trim comes with standard cloth. Of course, the rear seat is flexible, which gives you more accommodation access for your belongings. The front-bucket seats do a great job of cradling the body for more support. Buyers can opt for features like heated steering or heated front seats if you want additional comfort. The cabin's upright seats will provide sufficient legroom at the rear. The Badlands trim even offers under-seat storage. Storage bins are built in throughout the cabin, and there is rubberized flooring for easy cleaning. There is a maximum 65.2 cubic-feet of cargo space that's available.

Exterior

This new Ford SUV has an exterior that's rugged and refined. Ford uses a more modern grille across the trim lineup, and it's equipped with round headlamps. The Bronco name sits squarely inside of the grille for a prominent effect. Electrifying LEDs are available at the rear. The Ford Bronco Sport comes with a black-painted roof, which contrasts very well with the SUV's vibrant paint finish. The Heritage trim offers a white roof. Smooth surfaces flow around the body, and the wheel arches are slightly flared to give the exterior more character. Other exterior elements are large windows and a well-sculpted hood. Wheel sizes come via 17- or 18-inch diameters.

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