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AutoExec Summary
The Ford Bronco badge is back in the US with two models: a heavy-duty 4WD and a family SUV. We tested the off-road version and found it unlikely to come to Australia. The Bronco Heritage Edition costs around $US47,000 ($AU72,500), but producing a right-hand-drive model is too costly for the expected Australian market size. Converting it locally would push the price above $AU100,000. The interior is functional with good storage, but space in the back is tight. Standard features include Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and navigation. Fuel economy is less than ideal, and the 2.3-litre engine struggles with the vehicle’s weight and design.
Brands mentioned:
Ford, Jeep, Toyota, Suzuki
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