The Ford Bronco has been a favorite of city drivers and off-road enthusiasts for decades. If you’re interested in a Bronco, consider the two most recent model years for the latest in upgrades, tech, and performance features. This comparison highlights the last changes, helping you decide which Bronco best fits your needs. Let’s get started and take a look at these SUVs!
Key Takeaways:
- 2025 models have seen overall and trim-specific changes, while 2024 carried over much the same from the previous year.
- The 2025 Ford Bronco is priced from $39,890 to $77,530. 2024 are between $41,025 to $71,580.
- Rumors abound of a new hybrid Bronco!
What’s New and What’s Changed for the 2025 Ford Bronco?
Ford gave the 2024 Bronco a few tweaks, but it remains mostly the same from the year prior. A newly standard 12.0-inch infotainment touchscreen was added, as were Shelter Green and Velocity Blue color palettes for the exterior, and four 17-inch wheel options. The Badlands received a heavy modular front bumper and the Raptor added a Code Orange appearance package.
- The 2025’s lineup is where changes really occur—there’s more features, upgrades and even a new trim package.
- The Base trim that was discontinued for 2024 (that lineup started with the Big Bend) was reintroduced.
- The Free Wheeling appearance package was also added—it features multi-color 1970s-inspired stripes.
- The Sasquatch off-roading package includes high-clearance fender flares, a raised suspension, mud-terrain tires, and upgraded Bilstein shock absorbers.
- Wildtrak, Everglades, Heritage Limited Edition, and Black Diamond trims were discontinued; however, Black Diamond is now a Big Bend package option.
Other changes for 2025 include:
- Standard 12.0-inch driver display and footwell ambient lighting
- A heated steering wheel for the Outer Banks, Badlands, and Raptor trims
- Increased sound insulation, and an optional 12-speaker B&O sound system
- For the Badland’s trim—a HOSS 3.0 suspension and FITS tether system
- 35-inch Goodyear Territory tires for rugged terrain on Sasquatch-equipped models
- Matte Clear Film paint protection
- A Black Appearance package
- A Stroppe Special Edition two-door performance model
- center console rear vents for 10-speed automatic, Four-door, 10-speed automatic models
Does the Ford Bronco Still Offer the Same Engine As Previous Model Years?
The Bronco’s engines have not changed in a few years—you have plenty of options for outstanding power and performance. They include:
- A 2.3-liter turbocharged four-cylinder delivering 300 horsepower as the base engine option;
- An optional twin-turbo 2.7-liter V-6 generating 330 horsepower (available as standard on Outer Banks and Heritage Edition trims)
No matter the engine choice, it is paired with a standard 7-speed manual transmission as standard or an available 10-speed automatic transmission.
What Technology Is Seen In the Ford Bronco?
The Bronco’s infotainment touchscreen size was increased 12.0-inches across all trims. It features Ford's highly-regarded SYNC user interface with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity.
Wi-Fi hotspot is available with a subscription. Built-in navigation and a Bang and Olufsen audio system are available as options.
Should You Purchase a 2025 or 2024 Ford Bronco?
So, which Bronco should you choose? Whether you’re drawn to the latest upgrades in the 2025 model or the 2024 Bronco’s proven features, you can’t go wrong with either SUV! Both deliver an unforgettable experience for you and every member of your family. If you're still unsure on which to pick, drop by our showroom at Karl Flammer Ford to take a test drive!