Generation Info
| Years Made |
1966-1977 |
| Body Types |
suv
|
| Number Made |
230,800
|
| Engine Options |
170-ci & 200-ci I6; 289-ci & 302-ci V8 |
| Max Power |
205 hp (302) |
| Max Speed |
100 mph |
Ratings
| Reliability |
 |
| Maintenance Costs |
 |
| Parts & Support |
 |
| Market Appeal |
 |
History
The Bronco was Ford's answer to the International Scout and the Jeep CJ, with simple styling and basic engineering that made it right at home both on and off-road. It featured an all-new chassis as well as 4x4 running gear from the F100 pickup, with flat glass and simple bumpers giving it a utilitarian go-anywhere feel. Built in several different styles, including a half-cab, wagon, and roadster, these square Broncos are still popular among collectors, with a variety of aftermarket parts available.