2022 Ford Bronco Badlands
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The 2022 Bronco is Ford's dedicated off-roader, a body-on-frame SUV that goes head-to-head with the Jeep Wrangler and the Toyota 4Runner. On pavement the Bronco feels composed and stable, but its real talent shows on trails where the suspension soaks up bumps and the steering stays precise. The ride is firm and truck-like, which is the price of its off-road capability; expect some body motion on rough roads. Inside, the cabin is functional and durable with washable surfaces and plenty of grab handles, though rear seat space is tight for taller passengers. Standard tech includes a touchscreen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, plus available off-road cameras and a trail turn assist. The Badlands is the most capable Bronco short of the Raptor, adding front and rear locking differentials and a stabilizer bar disconnect that the Wildtrak and lower trims don't have. With the optional 2.7L V6 making 330 horsepower and automatic transmission sending power to all-wheel drive, the Badlands crawls confidently over rocks and through deep ruts, though the 17 mpg combined fuel economy is a reminder of its off-road focus. The Badlands comes standard with the HOSS 2.0 suspension and Bilstein position-sensitive dampers, giving it better control at speed on rough trails than the Base or Big Bend trims.
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Miles Overview
The 2022 Bronco is Ford's dedicated off-roader, a body-on-frame SUV that goes head-to-head with the Jeep Wrangler and the Toyota 4Runner. On pavement the Bronco feels composed and stable, but its real talent shows on trails where the suspension soaks up bumps and the steering stays precise. The ride is firm and truck-like, which is the price of its off-road capability; expect some body motion on rough roads. Inside, the cabin is functional and durable with washable surfaces and plenty of grab handles, though rear seat space is tight for taller passengers. Standard tech includes a touchscreen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, plus available off-road cameras and a trail turn assist. The Badlands is the most capable Bronco short of the Raptor, adding front and rear locking differentials and a stabilizer bar disconnect that the Wildtrak and lower trims don't have. With the optional 2.7L V6 making 330 horsepower and automatic transmission sending power to all-wheel drive, the Badlands crawls confidently over rocks and through deep ruts, though the 17 mpg combined fuel economy is a reminder of its off-road focus. The Badlands comes standard with the HOSS 2.0 suspension and Bilstein position-sensitive dampers, giving it better control at speed on rough trails than the Base or Big Bend trims.
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6% APR for 72 months
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22 days listed
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Bayshore Automotive is a car dealer in Plant City, FL.