2026 Ford Bronco Review

With its impressive heritage, retro styling, and off-road chops, it’s easy to understand the appeal of the 2026 Ford Bronco for drivers in Snellville, Stone Mountain, Lawrenceville, and Atlanta. In this review, we’ll go over a number of its features, including the pricing, release timing, MPG, and changes for the 2026 model.

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Starting Price & Availability

The MSRP for the 2026 Ford Bronco ranges from the base model to a fully-loaded option. Dealer add-ons and options can also affect the starting prices. Here’s the official starting MSRPs for the various trim packages:

• Base – Starting around $40,495 for 2- or 4-door
• Big Bend – Starting around $40,995
• Outer Banks – Starting around $48,090
• Outer Banks with 60th Anniversary Package – Starting around $65,560
• Badlands – Starting around $48,890 for 2- or 4-door
• Heritage – Starting around $51,625
• Stroppe – Starting around $69,995
• Raptor – Starting around $79,995

You can place an order for your 2026 Ford Bronco now; production for the 2026 models is expected to start in January, 2026. Below you can join our waitlist at Five Star Ford Stone Mountain website for the new model, or contact us for more information.

What’s New for the 2026 Bronco?

The 2026 Ford Bronco promises a number of updates from the 2025 model. These include small design tweaks, as well as some more significant differences. The changes include:

Exterior changes

• Redesigned front end
• Discontinuation of the 2-door model
• Redesigned front end with full-width LED lighting

Interior updates

• A-pillar grab handles included on all models
• Some features, like the leather gear shift knob on the Big Bend trim, are no longer available

New tech or safety features

• 12-inch SYNC 5 infotainment system
• One-year connected package with a Wi-Fi hotspot is now included

2026 Bronco Trim Levels & Who They’re For

The 2026 Ford Bronco will include a number of trim options, each perfect for different types of drivers:

Base – Best for those wanting the most affordable Bronco 4×4 experience

• 12-inch digital instrument cluster
• Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are standard
• Hard or soft top options

Big Bend – Ideal for commuters and adventurers

• LED headlights
• A bigger touchscreen
• Heated front seats

Outer Banks – Perfect for those who want a more comfortable on-road drive

• Heated and leather-wrapped steering wheel
• Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
• Body-colored fender flares

Outer Banks with 60th Anniversary Package – Offers original Bronco heritage along with retro styling

• Special grille
• Two-tone color options
• Anniversary badging

Badlands – Ideal for the devoted off-roader

• Front and rear locking differentials
• Rugged tires
• Underbody protection

Heritage – For drivers who are nostalgic for the original model

• Retro-styled trim
• White hard top
• White grille with red “FORD” lettering

Stroppe – Perfect for off-road adventurers

• Stroppe racing badging
• Heavy-duty modular front bumper
• Advanced 4WD

Raptor – For drivers who are looking for high performance

• Off-road trim
• Race-inspired suspension
• 37-inch all terrain tires

2026 Ford Bronco – Engine Comparison Table

The 2026 Ford Bronco will offer different engine options, each with its own specific characteristics, including torque and off-road capability. They are:

Off-road systems include 4×4 models, an optional Sasquatch package, electronic locking differentials, and suspension options.

To learn more about performance specifications, call us for more information.

2026 Bronco Fuel Economy (MPG)

The fuel economy for the 2026 Ford Bronco will vary depending on which engine you choose, and the other configurations of the SUV. Other factors that influence MPG data include tires, cargo, and what type of driving you’re doing.

The estimated manufacturer MPG estimates for the 2026 Ford Bronco are:

• 2.3L EcoBoost four-cylinder: 16-20 MPG in the city and 17-21 on the highway
• 2.7 EcoBoost V6: 17-18 MPG in the city and 17-20 MPG on the highway
• 2.7L EcoBoost V6: 15 MPG in the city and 16 MPG on the highway

Compare the MPG across trims on our website.

2026 Ford Bronco Color & Interior Options

The 2026 Ford Bronco will come in a variety of exterior and interior colors, including some Heritage and 60th Anniversary options:

Exterior:

• Avalanche Gray: New for 2026, available on most trims for an extra cost
• Wimbledon White: New for 2026, exclusive to the 60th Anniversary Edition
• Carbonized Gray Metallic
• Desert Sand
• Marsh Gray: Available on the Heritage Edition
• Oxford White: Available on the Heritage Edition
• Ruby Red Metallic Tinted Clearcoat
• Shadow Black
• Velocity Blue Metallic
• Shelter Green Metallic

Interior:

• Black Onyx
• Blue
• Navy Pier
• Dark Space Gray
• Smoked Truffle
• Sunset Weave/Black Onyx

Cloth, vinyl, and leather are available on certain trims; the 60th Anniversary features Ebony leather upholstery on the outer part of the seats, with Alpine leather inserts and 60th Anniversary logos embossed on the seatbacks.

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What’s the Comfort & Practicality of the 2026 Bronco?

The cabin of the 2026 Bronco offers a choice of materials in certain trim packages, washable surfaces, flexible seating options and plenty of space for cargo. Features include:

• Seating for five
• Heated front seats
• Dual zone automatic climate control
• Standard rear cargo area

Off-Road Features

• 4×4 modes
  
• Optional Sasquatch package
  
• Electronic locking differentials
  
• Suspension options

Visit Five Star Ford Stone Mountain to explore the new 2026 Bronco.

Join the Waitlist to Stay Informed

We welcome you to sign up for our waitlist on our website to get the latest updates on pricing, availability, and release dates for the 2026 Ford Bronco. Give us a call with any questions or visit our dealership — we proudly serve Snellville, Stone Mountain, Lawrenceville, and Atlanta.