A Standard Bronco Isn't Enough? Then You Might Want The New ORV Package

Ford has revealed the Bronco ORV, a package from the Ford Custom Garage program that can be added to 2025 and 2026 Broncos. The ORV includes a Fox off-road suspension setup, a skid plate from the Bronco Raptor, auxiliary LED lights, and a ProCal calibration tool. Ford also added 17-inch black Weld wheels, red Bronco badging, a matte black hood decal, and an ORV badge on the fenders. Not only has the return of the Ford Bronco in 2021 given the Blue Oval a strong competitor to the Jeep Wrangler—one that sold 146,007 units last year—but it has also provided Ford with a canvas on which to apply all manner of special editions. Along with the two-tone Heritage Edition, the desert-ready Stroppe Edition, and the dazzling Free Wheeling package, Ford has now begun cooking up unique looks via its Ford Custom Garage program. The latest is the Bronco ORV, which preps the SUV for off-road adventures with a subtly aggressive appearance. FordFordThe Bronco ORV is available on three trims: the base Bronco, the Outer Banks, and the Big Bend, with or without the Sasquatch package.

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