BORREGO SPRINGS, California — Ford’s growing Bronco off ... hood and rear fender decals are also available. The Sasquatch package is available on Outer Banks and Badlands trim levels of ...

Flamboyant hood and rear fender decals are also available. 2025 Ford Bronco Sport Outer Banks Sasquatch interior. The Sasquatch package is available on Outer Banks and Badlands trim levels of the ...

BORREGO SPRINGS, California — Ford ... Bronco SUV. A subtle line on the badges identifying trim lines denotes vehicles with the Sasquatch package. Flamboyant hood and rear fender decals ...

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If you answered the latter, your choices are pretty much limited to the Ford Bronco Sport ... but the Bronco Sport, especially in its highest off-road Badlands trim with the optional Sasquatch ...

Ford revealed a pair of Bronco project cars based on the Bronco Badlands trim to showcase the model's customizability. The first is the four-door Bronco Off-Roadeo: Arches Project Vehicle that ...

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The project or concept vehicles show how the Bronco can be customized to give drivers their perfect off-roading experience.

Ford showcased two custom Bronco project vehicles, the Arches and Cliffhanger, at the Bronco Stampede in Moab, Utah. These vehicles, built on the Bronco Badlands and two-door Bronco platforms ...

Being named after after the towering arched gateway into Moab is a lot to live up to, but Ford thought this modified Bronco Badlands four-door was up to the task. The Badlands trim is already a ...

only Ford decided to make it a package rather than bake it into the top-trim Bronco Badlands. This not only gave customers who wanted the aesthetics of the Badlands but didn’t need the 4×4 bits ...