How the 2026 Ford Bronco Compares to Modern Off-Road Rivals

The 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door is built for people who want genuine capability without sacrificing everyday practicality — a balance that resonates strongly with Dover families juggling government commutes, weekend park trips, and the occasional tow along the St. Jones River. This guide covers every trim from the Base through the Raptor, breaking down real specs, package options, safety technology, and what each configuration actually costs so you can make a confident decision before you ever step into a showroom. more Table of Contents Rugged Style That Fits Historic Streets: Exterior Design of the 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door Power and Control for Urban and Green Terrain: Performance of the 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door Trims Spacious Cabin Comfort for Family Days at First State Heritage Park in the 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door Smart Tech That Keeps You Connected with the 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door Safety You Can Trust on Dover's City Roads and Weekend Trips in the 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door Breaking Down 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door Pricing and Trims: From Base to Raptor Awards and Expert Recognition Highlighting the 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door's Strengths Warranty, Maintenance, and Service Insights for 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door Owners Common Questions from Buyers About the 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door Answered Final Thoughts: The 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door's Value for Active Families and Professionals Why Dover Families Are Choosing the 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door for Urban and Outdoor Adventures Consider a typical Saturday in Dover: a state employee finishes a morning errand run through the historic downtown district, loads the rear cargo area with supplies for an afternoon at First State Heritage Park, and still has enough clearance to pull a small utility trailer to a friend's property outside the city. That's the real-world pitch of the 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door — not a single use case, but a wide range of them handled by one vehicle. The Bronco's 4x4 drivetrain, available across all six trims covered here, gives Dover drivers a meaningful edge on the region's mix of flat urban streets and the occasional unpaved path near the St. Jones River greenways. With seating for 5 passengers and cargo space ranging from about 36 cu ft to about 38 cu ft depending on configuration, it fits the practical needs of families who regularly pack for community events, museum visits, or race-day gatherings at Dover International Speedway. Towing capacity of 3,500 lbs on the Base, Big Bend, Badlands, Heritage Edition, and Outer Banks trims — and a stronger 4,500 lbs on the Raptor — means weekend hauling is genuinely on the table. Cross-shoppers comparing the Bronco against the Jeep Wrangler or Toyota 4Runner will find the Bronco's modular design, removable doors and roof, and G.O.A.T. (Goes Over Any Type of Terrain) mode system make it a distinctly versatile proposition at its price points. Winner Ford's team works with government employees and local business professionals every week, who appreciate having one vehicle that handles the Monday-through-Friday commute and the Saturday adventure without compromise. Rugged Style That Fits Historic Streets: Exterior Design of the 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door The Bronco's exterior design makes a clear statement without being theatrical about it. The upright, boxy silhouette — paired with a flat hood, round headlamps, and prominent BRONCO lettering across the grille — reads as purposefully retro while still looking contemporary on Dover's mix of government buildings and historic storefronts. Standard exterior features across the lineup include LED signature headlamps, LED fog lamps, and LED taillamps on the Badlands trim, with heated power side mirrors and a manual swing gate that opens up to 150 degrees for easy cargo access. The Badlands ships with 17-inch Carbonized Gray-painted aluminum wheels wrapped in LT285/70R17 rugged-terrain A/T tires — that's a 33-inch tire — and high-clearance black fender flares as standard equipment. The Heritage Edition distinguishes itself with an Oxford White-painted hard top, an Oxford White-painted grille with red Ford lettering, and squared high-clearance fender flares that nod to the original 1966 design language. Bodyside pinstriping graphics and powder-coated tube steps are also standard on that trim. The Outer Banks steps up with 18-inch Bright Machined Black High Gloss-Painted Aluminum Wheels, body-colored fender flares, and body-colored door handles — a more polished look suited to someone who wants the Bronco's rugged architecture with a cleaner finish. The Raptor takes the opposite approach: aggressive low-gloss black high-coverage fender flares, unique Raptor-specific badging, and available appearance packages in Code Orange, Raptor Black, and Shadow Black that are purpose-built for maximum visual impact. Across all trims, the removable doors and modular top remain a core design feature, letting owners transform the driving experience entirely on warm Delaware weekends. Power and Control for Urban and Green Terrain: Performance of the 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door Trims Five of the six trims covered here — the Base, Big Bend, Badlands, Heritage Edition, and Outer Banks — share a 2.3L EcoBoost I-4 engine producing 300 hp and 325 lb-ft of torque. That's a turbocharged four-cylinder with enough low-end pull for confident urban acceleration and meaningful off-road crawling. The Base, Big Bend, Badlands, and Heritage Edition come standard with a 7-speed manual transmission that includes a dedicated crawler gear — a feature serious off-road drivers appreciate for technical terrain. The Outer Banks is the first trim to make the 10-speed automatic transmission standard equipment. The Raptor is in a different league entirely. Its 3.0L EcoBoost V6 generates 418 hp and 440 lb-ft of torque paired with a 10-speed automatic, giving it a power advantage that's felt immediately on highway on-ramps and loose terrain alike. Fuel economy varies meaningfully across the lineup, which matters for Dover's government-employee buyers doing daily commutes, helping them choose the most efficient option for their needs. The Base and Big Bend trim's 19 combined MPG and the Outer Banks's 20 combined MPG represent the most fuel-efficient options in the lineup — worth factoring in if the Bronco is doing daily duty on Dover's city streets. The Raptor's 15 combined MPG reflects its performance focus and heavier curb weight of 5,814 lbs. The optional 10-speed automatic transmission on the Base and Big Bend (contact the dealership for current pricing) adds Trail Control — essentially off-road cruise control — and Trail Turn Assist, which tightens the turning radius on technical trails. The optional 2.7L EcoBoost V6 engine is available on the Badlands and Heritage Edition for $3,295, pairing with the 10-speed automatic for drivers who want V6 power without stepping to Raptor pricing. ### Fuel Economy *Fuel economy and range by trim* Feature Badlands Base Big Bend Heritage Editon Outer Banks Raptor MPG 17 city / 18 hwy / 17 combined 18 city / 21 hwy / 19 combined 18 city / 21 hwy / 19 combined 18 city / 21 hwy / 19 combined 18 city / 22 hwy / 20 combined 15 city / 16 hwy / 15 combined Spacious Cabin Comfort for Family Days at First State Heritage Park in the 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door Pack for a full afternoon at First State Heritage Park and you'll quickly appreciate what about 38 cu ft of cargo space means in practice. That's enough room for a stroller, a cooler, a bag of sports equipment, and still have space for a second-row passenger's backpack. The Heritage Edition offers about 36 cu ft with its standard hard top configuration, while the Base trim's cargo space ranges from 35.6 to about 38 cu ft depending on roof choice. All trims seat 5 passengers, with a 60/40 split-fold rear bench that creates a flat load floor when folded. Front seating differs by trim: the Base and Big Bend offer 6-way manual adjustable front buckets, while the Outer Banks steps up to 10-way power driver and 8-way power passenger seats as standard. The Heritage Edition includes heated front seats and a heated leather-wrapped steering wheel as part of its standard equipment. Climate control also varies. The Base and Big Bend start with single-zone manual air conditioning. The Heritage Edition and Outer Banks both include dual-zone electronic automatic temperature control as standard, which is a meaningful upgrade for families with varying comfort preferences on longer drives. The Badlands trim's standard interior includes marine-grade vinyl seats, washout-capable rubberized flooring with integrated drains, and a MOLLE strap system on the front seatbacks — purpose-built for people who use the Bronco as hard as it looks. Six pre-wired auxiliary switches in the overhead console let owners add accessories without running new wiring. The available Ford Integrated Tether System (FITS) Accessory Package at $135 adds modular storage bins and a branded cupholder that snap into fixed mounting points inside the console area. Smart Tech That Keeps You Connected with the 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door Every 2026 Bronco 4-Door trim in this lineup ships with the SYNC 4 infotainment system on a 12-inch LCD capacitive touchscreen, paired with a 12-inch digital instrument cluster. Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are standard across the board — no cable required — which matters for drivers who want seamless phone integration without fumbling with a cord while loading gear. The Base trim includes a seven-speaker audio system with subwoofer and FordPass Connect for remote vehicle monitoring via smartphone. The Badlands and Outer Banks can be optioned with the B&O Sound System by Bang & Olufsen featuring 12 speakers including a dedicated subwoofer — available through the Badlands Lux Package (priced at $4,500) and the Outer Banks Lux Package (priced at $2,825). Navigation is available through the Ford Connectivity Package. The one-year trial of connected navigation comes bundled with the Badlands Mid Package ($1,675) and Big Bend Mid Package ($1,540). Shoppers who want longer coverage can add the Ford Connectivity Package (7-Year Option) for $745, which activates an unlimited Wi-Fi hotspot, audio and video streaming, voice assistant integration, and live navigation updates for seven years from purchase. The optional SiriusXM with 360L (3-year plan) at $300 adds satellite radio access across all trims. The Heritage Edition includes Connected Navigation as a standard feature, along with FordPass Connect with a 4G LTE Wi-Fi hotspot — a useful feature for families who want the kids connected on longer drives to weekend destinations. For drivers who prefer keyless cabin access, the optional Keyless Entry Keypad at $195 mounts on the door pillar and allows entry via a personalized code — handy when hands are full of gear after a day out. Safety You Can Trust on Dover's City Roads and Weekend Trips in the 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door A common misconception about off-road vehicles is that their safety technology lags behind more conventional SUVs. The 2026 Bronco 4-Door corrects that assumption with a strong standard safety suite that applies across all six trims. Pre-Collision Assist with Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB) is standard on every trim, combining forward collision warning, pedestrian detection, and dynamic brake support into a single system that actively intervenes when a collision is imminent. BLIS (Blind Spot Information System) with Cross-Traffic Alert is standard on the Badlands, and available via the Mid Package on the Big Bend. The Lane-Keeping System — which includes Lane-Keeping Alert, Lane-Keeping Aid, and Driver Alert — is standard on the Badlands and available on other trims through their respective packages. Structural protection is taken seriously. All trims include dual-stage front airbags, front seat-mounted side airbags, and Safety Canopy side-curtain airbags with a rollover sensor covering all rows. AdvanceTrac with Roll Stability Control (RSC) is standard across the lineup, along with Hill Start Assist, Hill Descent Control, and Trailer Sway Control. The Badlands adds a rear view camera with backup assist grid lines and auto high-beam headlamps as part of its standard package. The Outer Banks makes the 360-degree camera, Adaptive Cruise Control, and Evasive Steering Assist available through the Lux Package — features that are equally useful in Dover's urban parking situations as they are on trail approaches. For families with young children, LATCH anchors are standard in the second-row seating positions, and the SOS Post-Crash Alert System is standard on the Badlands. The SecuriLock Passive Anti-Theft System and perimeter alarm are also standard across the lineup. Breaking Down 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door Pricing and Trims: From Base to Raptor The six trims in this lineup span a significant price range, reflecting genuinely different capability and equipment levels rather than incremental luxury upgrades. Here's the full pricing picture: Feature Badlands Base Big Bend Heritage Editon Outer Banks Raptor Base MSRP $48,890 $40,795 $41,790 $51,625 $48,090 $80,990 Feature Badlands Base Big Bend Heritage Editon Outer Banks Raptor --- --- --- --- --- --- --- Engine 2.3L 2.3L 2.3L 2.3L 2.3L 3.0L Horsepower 300 hp 300 hp 300 hp 300 hp 300 hp 418 hp Torque 325 lb-ft 325 lb-ft 325 lb-ft 325 lb-ft 325 lb-ft 440 lb-ft Transmission 7-speed manual 7-speed manual 7-speed manual 7-speed manual 10-speed automatic 10-speed automatic All trims share a Four-wheel Drive drivetrain. A destination charge of $1,995 applies to all trims. The Base at $40,795 is the entry point — it delivers the core Bronco experience with the 2.3L EcoBoost engine, 7-speed manual, and a solid standard safety suite. The Big Bend at $41,790 adds 17-inch aluminum wheels, a 7-speaker audio system with SiriusXM, and a more refined standard equipment list for a modest step up. The Badlands at $48,890 is the off-road specialist of the mid-range group, arriving standard with electronic-locking front and rear differentials, full-vehicle steel bash plates, HOSS 2.0 suspension with Bilstein position-sensitive dampers, rock rails, and powder-coated steel bumpers. The optional Sasquatch Package at $6,345 adds 35-inch rugged-terrain tires, 17-inch matte black alloy wheels, high-clearance suspension, and a 4.70 final drive ratio with locking axles. The Heritage Edition at $51,625 includes the Sasquatch Package as standard, along with the Mid Package comfort features, Oxford White hard top, and distinctive retro styling elements. The Outer Banks at $48,090 is the comfort-forward choice, standard with the 10-speed automatic, heated leather-trimmed vinyl seats, dual-zone climate control, and premium 18-inch wheels. The Raptor at $80,990 is a different vehicle in practice — its 3.0L EcoBoost V6 producing 418 hp and 440 lb-ft of torque, HOSS 4.0 suspension with FOX Live Valve 3.1 semi-active dampers, and 37-inch tires place it in performance off-road territory that competes with the Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 392 and Land Rover Defender V8. Awards and Expert Recognition Highlighting the 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door's Strengths Third-party recognition of the 2026 Bronco's strengths comes from several credible sources. Car and Driver named the Bronco to its 2026 Editors' Choice list — a recognition awarded to vehicles that represent the best value and performance in their respective categories. The Bronco also earned recognition in the 2026 ALG Residual Value Awards from J.D. Power, which signals strong projected resale value — a practical consideration for buyers who plan to trade or sell within a few years. Ford earned five inaugural U.S. News Best Adventure Vehicles Awards in 2026, with the Bronco among the recognized models — a distinction that validates the vehicle's capability credentials beyond marketing claims. Edmunds notes that the Bronco's combination of removable doors, modular top, and genuine off-road hardware sets it apart from lifestyle-oriented crossovers that only look the part. According to Car and Driver's comparison testing, the Bronco holds its own against the Jeep Wrangler in daily livability while offering a more refined highway driving character. MotorTrend has highlighted the Bronco's steering feel and suspension tuning as standout qualities in the off-road SUV segment, particularly on trims equipped with the Sasquatch Package. Warranty, Maintenance, and Service Insights for 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door Owners Ford backs the 2026 Bronco 4-Door with its standard new-vehicle warranty coverage. For specific terms and mileage limits applicable to your configuration, contact the Winner Ford team directly — warranty details can vary based on powertrain and trim selection. Routine maintenance for the Bronco's 2.3L EcoBoost engine follows Ford's recommended service intervals, which include oil changes, filter replacements, tire rotations, and brake inspections. The 3.0L EcoBoost V6 in the Raptor has its own service schedule given its higher-output tuning and performance-oriented drivetrain components. For Dover owners who use their Bronco on trails or unpaved surfaces regularly, more frequent inspections of underbody components, differential fluid, and brake hardware are worth scheduling. Winner Ford's certified technicians use genuine Ford parts and have direct access to Ford's technical service bulletins, which matters for a vehicle with as many specialized off-road systems as the Bronco. You can book your next service appointment directly through Winner Ford's online scheduling system — a straightforward option for busy professionals who want to plan maintenance around their work week rather than wait for a callback. Keeping up with scheduled service protects both the vehicle's performance and its resale value over time. Common Questions from Buyers About the 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door Answered What is the towing capacity of the 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door? The Base, Big Bend, Badlands, Heritage Edition, and Outer Banks all tow up to 3,500 lbs. The Raptor raises that to 4,500 lbs. The optional Trailer Tow Package (priced at $750) adds a Class II receiver hitch and a 4-pin/7-pin wiring harness to trims that don't include it as standard. Which trim is the best value for a Dover family that wants off-road capability and daily comfort? The Big Bend at $41,790 offers a strong balance of standard equipment and upgrade flexibility. Adding the optional Sasquatch Package at $6,175 and the Big Bend 4x4 Mid Package at $1,540 gives you 35-inch tires, locking differentials, heated front seats, dual-zone climate, and connected navigation at a total that still comes in well below the Heritage Edition's base price. Does the 2026 Bronco 4-Door come with a manual transmission? Yes. The Base, Big Bend, Badlands, and Heritage Edition all come standard with a 7-speed manual transmission that includes a crawler gear. The 10-speed automatic is an optional upgrade on those trims (contact the dealership for current pricing) and comes standard on the Outer Banks and Raptor. Can I browse available 2026 Bronco configurations before visiting the dealership? Absolutely. You can review our current new-vehicle inventory on the Winner Ford website to see what's in stock before making the trip. If you're ready to move forward on financing, you can also start your credit application online to save time at the dealership. What is the cargo space in the 2026 Bronco 4-Door? Cargo space is about 38 cu ft on the Badlands, Base (soft top), Big Bend (soft top), and Outer Banks. The Heritage Edition offers about 36 cu ft with its standard hard top. The Raptor provides about 36 cu ft. The Base trim lists a range of 35.6 to about 38 cu ft depending on roof configuration. Dimensions & Capacity Capacity and dimensions by trim Feature Badlands Base Big Bend Heritage Editon Outer Banks Raptor Cargo 38.3 cu ft 35.6 - 38.3 cu ft 38.3 cu ft (soft top) / 35.6 cu ft (hardtop) 35.6 cu ft 38.3 cu ft 36.4 cu ft Curb weight 4,897 lbs 4,497 lbs 4,467 lbs 4,871 lbs 4,637 lbs 5,814 lbs Towing 3,500 lbs 3,500 lbs 3,500 lbs 3,500 lbs 3,500 lbs 4,500 lbs Payload 1,181 lbs 1,386 lbs 1,397 lbs — — — Standard across all trims: Seating 5 Final Thoughts: The 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door's Value for Active Families and Professionals The 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door earns its place in a Dover driveway not through a single standout feature but through genuine versatility across real-world scenarios — the weekday commute past Legislative Hall, the Saturday run to First State Heritage Park, the weekend tow to a river put-in. Six trims give buyers a clear path from the accessible Base at $40,795 to the performance-focused Raptor at $80,990, with meaningful differences in capability and equipment at each step. Winner Ford is a family-owned dealership at 591 S Dupont Hwy, Dover, DE 19901. The team here doesn't pressure — you're welcome to explore the Bronco lineup at your own pace, take a test drive, or simply ask questions. If you'd like to get a head start on understanding your current vehicle's trade-in value, you can check what your trade is worth online before you arrive. Or give us (302) 734-0444 — we're happy to walk through trim comparisons, available inventory, and financing options with you directly. The right Bronco for your life is out there, and we can help you find it. © 2026 Winner Ford. All rights reserved.

Finding a vehicle that balances daily usability with genuine utility can be a challenge for modern truck buyers. The compact pickup truck segment has evolved rapidly, and the core lineup of the XL, XLT, and Lariat models represents the sweet spot for everyday versatility. These trims offer a practical alternative to oversized midsize or full-size trucks, providing the utility of a cargo bed with the easy driving dynamics of a compact crossover. For instance, state government employees commuting to Legislative Hall in Dover will find the compact footprint of these trucks highly maneuverable in tight municipal parking spots. more Each of the three primary trims serves a distinct purpose. The XL functions as a straightforward, value-oriented work truck, equipped with durable steel wheels and essential features. Stepping up to the XLT adds stylish exterior accents, unique interior finishes, and a power-locking tailgate, making it a popular choice for active families. The premium Lariat sits at the top of the core lineup, starting at an MSRP of $35,870 for its highly equipped configuration, which includes upscale cabin comforts and advanced driver-assist technologies. Our team is ready to help you compare these trims side-by-side to find the configuration that best fits your lifestyle. We invite you to explore our new-vehicle inventory online to see which models we currently have available. When you are ready to experience this versatile truck in person, you can easily get directions to our showroom or give us a quick call to schedule a test drive. Table of Contents Powertrain Choices and Fuel Economy for Commuters Towing Capacity and the Maverick 4K Tow Package Equipment FLEXBED Cargo Utility and Practical DIY Bed Solutions Interior Tech Upgrades and Cabin Comfort in the Maverick Lariat Common Questions About the 2026 Ford Maverick Trims Finding Your Next Compact Truck at Winner Ford Powertrain Choices and Fuel Economy for Commuters Fuel costs remain a primary consideration for truck buyers looking to balance daily commutes with weekend capability. The powertrain lineup offers exceptional choice, allowing buyers to select either a fuel-efficient hybrid or a turbocharged gas engine across the core trims. For drivers commuting from Milford along the flat coastal terrain near Silver Sands State Park, the hybrid powertrain's regenerative braking maximizes efficiency during daily coastal drives. The XL and XLT trims come standard with a 2.5L hybrid engine producing 184 hp, which is paired with a 1.1 kWh battery. On the standard XL trim, this Front-wheel drive setup utilizes an eCVT to deliver an EPA-estimated 42 city / 35 hwy / 38 combined. The XLT hybrid also features a Front-wheel drive layout but utilizes a Power-Split Electronic CVT to achieve the same highly efficient 42 city / 35 hwy / 38 combined. The upscale Lariat trim pairs the 2.5L hybrid engine with an All-wheel drive system and a Power-Split eCVT transmission, returning 39 city / 32 hwy / 36 combined. For buyers seeking maximum performance, the turbocharged 2.0L EcoBoost engine is available, producing 250 hp and 280 lb-ft of torque. This turbocharged engine is also featured on specialized models like the standard Lobo, which utilizes an 8-speed automatic and Four-wheel Drive to return 21 city / 28 hwy / 24 combined, and the Tremor, which uses an 8-speed automatic and Four-wheel Drive to return 21 city / 28 hwy / 24 combined. In comparison, the non-hybrid Hyundai Santa Cruz returns an EPA-estimated 22 mpg city and 26 mpg highway with its base engine, highlighting the hybrid's efficiency advantage. If you are interested in exploring previous model years or different configurations, you can also browse the selection of pre-owned trucks in our pre-owned inventory. Engine & Performance Powertrain specs by trim Feature Lariat Lobo Premium Lobo Standard Tremor XL XLT Engine 2.5L 2.0L 2.0L 2.0L 2.5L 2.5L Horsepower 184 hp 250 hp 250 hp 250 hp 184 hp 184 hp Torque — 280 lb-ft 280 lb-ft 280 lb-ft — — Transmission Power-Split eCVT 7-speed Quick Shift automatic 7-speed Quick Shift automatic 8-speed automatic eCVT Power-Split Electronic CVT Drivetrain All-wheel drive Four-wheel Drive Four-wheel Drive Four-wheel Drive Front-wheel drive Front-wheel drive Fuel Economy Fuel economy and range by trim Feature Lariat Lobo Premium Lobo Standard Tremor XL XLT MPG 39 city / 32 hwy / 36 combined 22 city / 32 hwy / 25 combined 21 city / 30 hwy / 24 combined 21 city / 28 hwy / 24 combined 42 city / 35 hwy / 38 combined 42 city / 35 hwy / 38 combined Battery (kWh) — — — — 1.1 1.1 ​ Towing Capacity and the Maverick 4K Tow Package Equipment Compact trucks must still deliver genuine utility when it comes to hauling trailers and managing heavy payloads. The core lineup comes standard with a towing capacity of 2,000 lbs, which is plenty of capability for hauling a pair of jet skis, a light utility trailer, or a small pop-up camper. Additionally, the truck offers a maximum payload capacity of up to 1,500 pounds, allowing you to load the bed with mulch, soil, or home improvement supplies without breaking a sweat. For owners who need to pull heavier loads, the available 4K Tow Package doubles the maximum towing capacity to 4,000 lbs on both hybrid and EcoBoost models when properly equipped. This comprehensive package includes specialized heavy-duty hardware to manage the increased thermal and mechanical stress of heavy towing. It adds a trailer hitch receiver, an auxiliary transmission oil cooler, a higher-capacity radiator, and an upgraded cooling fan. The package also features an integrated trailer brake controller, a safety feature available on this model. When buyers ask us about towing capacities, we point out that the standard setup handles small utility trailers easily, but opting for the upgraded package is essential if you plan to haul a lightweight camper or a small boat. Our finance team can help you explore purchasing options that include these useful utility packages. You can take the first step toward ownership today by submitting a secure online credit application. Dimensions & Capacity Capacity and dimensions by trim Feature Lariat Lobo Premium Lobo Standard Tremor XL XLT Seating 5 5 5 5 5 5 Cargo 33.3 cu ft 33.3 cu ft 33.3 cu ft 33.3 cu ft 33.3 cu ft 33.3 cu ft Curb weight 3,856 lbs 3,814 lbs 3,686 lbs 3,892 lbs 3,674 lbs 3,674 lbs Towing 4,000 lbs 2,000 lbs 2,000 lbs 2,000 lbs 2,000 lbs 2,000 lbs Payload 1,500 lbs 1,045 lbs 1,045 lbs 1,140 lbs 1,500 lbs 1,500 lbs Available Packages Factory packages and per-trim availability Package Lariat Lobo Premium Lobo Standard Tremor XL XLT Front License Plate Bracket Optional (0) Optional (0) Optional (0) Optional (0) Optional (0) Optional (0) Floor Liners, Front and Rear (w/ Carpet Mats) Optional (175) — Optional (175) — Optional (175) Optional (175) Floor Liners, Front and Rear (w/o Carpet Mats) Optional (135) — Optional (135) — Optional (135) Optional (135) Tonneau Pickup Box Cover - Soft Folding Optional (600) Optional (600) Optional (600) Optional (600) Optional (600) Optional (600) Tonneau Pickup Box Cover - Hard Trifold Optional (1260) Optional (1260) Optional (1260) Optional (1260) Optional (1260) Optional (1260) Tonneau Pickup Box Cover - Hard Rollup Optional (1280) Optional (1280) Optional (1280) Optional (1280) Optional (1280) Optional (1280) Engine Block Heater Optional (190) Optional (190) Optional (190) Optional (190) Optional (190) Optional (190) Power Moonroof Optional (995) — — Optional (995) — Optional (995) 2.0L Ecoboost w/ 8-Spd Auto Transmission Lariat w/AWD Optional (add-on pricing only) — — — — — Bed Extender Optional (370) Optional (370) Optional (370) Optional (370) Optional (370) Optional (370) Conventional 17 Spare Tire Optional (115) Optional (115) Optional (115) — Optional (115) Optional (115) 4K Tow Package Optional (745) — — — Optional (745) Optional (745) Sirius XM Radio (3-year) Optional (300) Optional (300) Optional (300) Optional (300) Optional (300) Optional (300) Black Appearance Package Optional (1645) — — — — Optional (1645) Bed Tie Down locking Rails w/ 2 Locking Brackets Optional (225) — Optional (225) — Optional (225) Optional (225) Splash Guards, Molded, Front And Rear (4-Piece) Optional (180) — — Optional (180) Optional (180) Optional (180) Power-Sliding Rear Window Optional (350) — Optional (350) Optional (350) — Optional (350) Bed Mat - Removable Optional (140) Optional (140) Optional (140) Optional (140) Optional (140) Optional (140) Protective Film Hood/Fenders Optional (360) Optional (360) Optional (360) Optional (360) Optional (360) Optional (360) Connectivity Package (7 year) Optional (745) Optional (745) Optional (745) Optional (745) Optional (745) Optional (745) Daytime Running Lights (Fleet) Optional (45) — — — — Optional (45) Bed Divider Kit (Dealer) Optional (385) Optional (385) Optional (385) Optional (385) Optional (385) Optional (385) Tool Box - Driver Side (Dealer) Optional (310) — — Optional (310) Optional (310) Optional (310) Tool Box - Passenger Side (Dealer) Optional (310) — — Optional (310) Optional (310) Optional (310) TOUCHLINK Truck Bed Lighting (Dealer) Optional (480) Optional (480) Optional (480) Optional (480) Optional (480) Optional (480) Illuminated Ford Logo Badge (Dealer) Optional (510) Optional (510) Optional (510) Optional (510) Optional (510) Optional (510) Commercial Roadside Assist Kit (Dealer) Optional (240) Optional (240) Optional (240) Optional (240) Optional (240) Optional (240) Roadside Assistance Kit (Dealer) Optional (80) Optional (80) Optional (80) Optional (80) Optional (80) Optional (80) Tool Kit (Dealer) Optional (420) Optional (420) Optional (420) Optional (420) Optional (420) Optional (420) First Aid Kit (Dealer) Optional (60) Optional (60) Optional (60) Optional (60) Optional (60) Optional (60) ​ FLEXBED Cargo Utility and Practical DIY Bed Solutions Versatility in a truck bed is about more than just raw cargo volume. Every trim in the lineup features the innovative FLEXBED storage system, which transforms the 4.5-foot cargo box into a highly adaptable workspace. Instead of relying solely on expensive aftermarket cargo management systems, this bed is designed to let owners create their own custom storage solutions using inexpensive materials. The bed walls feature molded-in pockets specifically sized to fit 2x4 and 2x6 lumber. By sliding wooden boards into these slots, you can easily create horizontal dividers, raised cargo platforms, or custom bike racks. The system also includes 10 sturdy tie-down points to secure large items and two pre-wired 12V power sources located near the tailgate. These power connections allow DIY enthusiasts to safely wire their own low-voltage accessories, such as bed lighting, air compressors, or small 12-volt coolers, without splicing into the main wiring harness. This focus on practical, user-friendly utility is a hallmark of the lineup's design. We frequently share creative ideas, custom bed configurations, and owner tips for this versatile storage system on our blog to help you get the most out of your truck. ​ Interior Tech Upgrades and Cabin Comfort in the Maverick Lariat Modern truck cabins are increasingly serving as mobile offices and family hubs, requiring a blend of comfort and advanced connectivity. While the base trims offer comfortable cloth seating and straightforward layouts, the premium Lariat trim elevates the interior experience with upscale materials and sophisticated electronics. The centerpiece of the Lariat cabin is a standard 13.2-inch touchscreen running the latest SYNC 4 infotainment system. This high-resolution display features crisp graphics, rapid processing speeds, and intuitive menus. It supports wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, allowing you to connect your smartphone seamlessly without cluttering the center console with cords. The driver is also treated to a customizable 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster and a wireless device charging pad. To complement the quiet cabin, the Lariat comes standard with a premium 8-speaker B&O Sound System by Bang & Olufsen, complete with a dedicated subwoofer. If you are planning to upgrade your current vehicle to a more connected and comfortable truck, our team can help you transition smoothly. You can use our online tool to value your trade-in and find out how much value you can apply toward the purchase of a new model. ​ Common Questions About the 2026 Ford Maverick Trims Q: Does the 2026 Maverick XLT include push-button start? Standard push-button start with intelligent access is typically reserved for the premium Lariat trim. The XLT trim utilizes a traditional physical key for ignition, unless it is equipped with specific optional luxury packages that add keyless ignition features. Q: Which 2026 Maverick trim has the best sound system? The Lariat trim features the premium B&O Sound System by Bang & Olufsen. This upgraded audio setup includes eight high-performance speakers and a dedicated subwoofer, providing a much richer audio experience than the standard six-speaker system found on lower trims. Q: Are LED headlights standard on all 2026 Maverick trims? Yes, energy-efficient LED headlamps are standard equipment across the entire Maverick lineup, including the entry-level XL. However, the top-tier Lariat trim features upgraded LED signature accent lighting for a more distinctive exterior appearance. Q: What is the price gap between the Maverick XLT and Lariat? Please contact us for current pricing differences between the XLT and Lariat trims. This step up in price reflects the addition of premium interior amenities, such as synthetic leather upholstery, dual-zone automatic climate control, and advanced driver-assist technologies. Q: Does the 2026 Maverick qualify for any federal EV tax credits? No, federal clean vehicle tax credits for new, used, or commercial vehicles were terminated for vehicles acquired after September 30, 2025. The only exception is for buyers who took possession of a vehicle acquired via a binding written contract executed on or before that date. Pricing Pricing by trim Feature Lariat Lobo Premium Lobo Standard Tremor XL XLT Base MSRP $35,870 $41,425 $35,930 $41,140 $27,145 $29,645 Destination charge $1,695 $1,695 $1,695 $1,695 $1,695 $1,695 ​ Finding Your Next Compact Truck at Winner Ford Choosing the right dealership is just as important as choosing the right truck. As a second-generation, family-owned business, we are committed to providing a transparent, straightforward, and easygoing shopping process. Our knowledgeable sales team is dedicated to helping you find the exact trim, powertrain, and utility options that align with your daily needs. We invite you to visit our showroom to compare these impressive compact trucks in person and experience our pressure-free buying environment. You can easily find our showroom on Dupont Highway or give us a quick call to schedule a personalized test drive with one of our truck experts today. Keep Your Vehicle Running Strong Keep your vehicle performing at its best with our service team: Schedule Service Parts Department © 2026 Winner Ford. All rights reserved.

The 2026 Ford Bronco delivers a strong combination of off-road capability, everyday highway drivability, and configurable open-air freedom compared to rival midsize SUVs like the Jeep Wrangler and Toyota 4Runner. Featuring standard 4x4, an independent front suspension, an available 7-speed manual transmission, and EcoBoost turbocharged engines generating up to 330 horsepower, the Bronco can offer advantages in high-speed handling and steering feedback while maintaining trail toughness. more When outdoor enthusiasts cross-shop midsize off-roaders on our showroom floor, they quickly discover that Ford engineered the Bronco to eliminate traditional trade-offs. Older body-on-frame designs often force drivers to endure severe wind wander and vague steering on the highway just to enjoy trail capability. The Bronco solves this through a modern chassis design equipped with an independent front suspension that tracks straight on high-speed roads, combined with electronic locking differentials and terrain management systems for technical crawling. Compared directly to the Jeep Wrangler, the Bronco offers a significantly smoother highway ride and a wider interior cabin. While the Wrangler retains live front and rear axles that require constant steering corrections during long highway stretches, the Bronco maintains precise directional stability. Compared to crossover-based adventure SUVs like the Honda Passport or Subaru Outback, the Bronco features true truck-based durability, a low-range transfer case, removable doors, and removable roof panels. Our team at Winner Ford welcomes local drivers to experience this versatile SUV in person. If you are planning a trip to test-drive various trims, our showroom location in Dover is convenient to reach, or you can give our team a quick call to check vehicle availability before heading over. Table of Contents How Do the 2026 Ford Bronco Engines, Horsepower, and Manual Transmission Compare to the Redesigned 4Runner? What Is the Towing Capacity and Real-World Fuel Economy of the 2026 Bronco? How Does the Sasquatch Package Affect Ground Clearance and Off-Road Performance? Does the 2026 Ford Bronco Have Adaptive Cruise Control and Standard Wireless Tech? What Is the Starting Price of the 2026 Ford Bronco Across Different Trims? Common Questions About the 2026 Ford Bronco Comparison How Do the 2026 Ford Bronco Engines, Horsepower, and Manual Transmission Compare to the Redesigned 4Runner? The 2026 Ford Bronco provides higher standard horsepower and a manual gearbox option that the Toyota 4Runner does not match in its base powertrain configuration. The standard Bronco powertrain is a 2.3-liter EcoBoost inline-four outputting 300 horsepower and 325 lb-ft of torque on premium fuel, surpassing the standard 278-horsepower output of the redesigned 4Runner's base turbocharged engine. Ford offers two primary EcoBoost engine choices for standard Bronco models, alongside an ultra-high-performance engine for the Raptor: 2.3-liter EcoBoost I-4: Generates 300 horsepower and 325 lb-ft of torque on premium gas, paired with either a 7-speed manual or a 10-speed automatic. 2.7-liter EcoBoost V6: Produces 330 horsepower and 415 lb-ft of torque, paired exclusively with a 10-speed automatic. 3.0-liter EcoBoost V6: Exclusive to the Bronco Raptor, pushing performance to 418 horsepower for high-speed desert running. A standout advantage for driving purists is Ford’s 7-speed manual transmission, available on the 2.3-liter EcoBoost engine. This gearbox features six standard driving gears plus a dedicated crawler gear ("granny gear") that delivers an exceptional crawl ratio for low-speed rock crawling. Toyota does not offer a manual transmission in the redesigned 4Runner lineup, making the Bronco one of the last true off-road SUVs to offer three-pedal control. For drivers who prefer dual-clutch smooth automatic shifting, Ford's calibrated 10-speed automatic keeps both EcoBoost engines within their optimal powerbands whether accelerating onto highway ramps or navigating steep inclines. You can explore our broad selection of new Ford Bronco models to find your preferred powertrain setup. ​ What Is the Towing Capacity and Real-World Fuel Economy of the 2026 Bronco? The 2026 Ford Bronco delivers a maximum towing capacity of 3,500 pounds on standard two-door and four-door trims, while the specialized Bronco Raptor increases maximum towing performance to 4,500 pounds. EPA fuel economy estimates range from 20 mpg city / 21 mpg highway on standard trims down to 15 mpg city / 16 mpg highway on extreme off-road configurations. A 3,500-pound towing threshold enables the Bronco to easily haul small travel trailers, utility trailers, jet skis, or single-axle boat trailers. In comparison, midsize truck-based rivals like the Toyota 4Runner offer higher maximum towing ratings on paper, but the Bronco matches the Jeep Wrangler's standard 3,500-pound limit while providing enhanced trailer sway control integrated into its electronic stability system. Fuel efficiency varies based on engine selection, tire size, and final drive axle ratios: 2.3-liter EcoBoost Automatic: Achieves up to 20 mpg city / 21 mpg highway on standard all-season tires. 2.3-liter EcoBoost Manual: Rates at approximately 18 mpg city / 21 mpg highway. 2.7-liter EcoBoost V6: Delivers roughly 19 mpg city / 21 mpg highway in standard trim setups. Sasquatch Package Models: Large 35-inch tires and aggressive 4.70 axle ratios drop overall fuel economy to around 17 mpg combined. For buyers evaluating overall value across model years, checking our inventory of pre-owned vehicles offers a great way to compare feature content and long-term ownership potential. ​ How Does the Sasquatch Package Affect Ground Clearance and Off-Road Performance? Equipping the Sasquatch Package increases the 2026 Ford Bronco's ground clearance to 11.5 inches, up from the standard suspension height of 8.4 inches. This factory package transforms the SUV into a boulder-crawling machine by adding 35-inch Goodyear Territory tires, position-sensitive Bilstein dampers, electronic-locking front and rear axles, and high-clearance fender flares. The ground clearance jump of over three inches dramatically improves the vehicle's off-road approach, breakover, and departure angles. Standard factory suspension provides solid entry capability, but the Sasquatch Package elevates trail readiness through specialized hardware: 11.5-inch Ground Clearance: Prevents underbody scraping over tall obstacles and deep rutted tracks. 35-inch Mud-Terrain Tires: Mounted on 17-inch beadlock-capable wheels for maximum mechanical traction in loose sand or deep mud. Front and Rear Locking Differentials: Electronically force left and right wheels on each axle to rotate at equal speeds, keeping momentum when one wheel loses contact with the ground. High-Clearance Suspension: Position-sensitive dampers provide plush dampening during small road chatter and firm resistance against bottoming out during heavy compression. For active buyers who enjoy weekend watercraft launches and beach driving near coastal spots like Milford, the extra clearance and wide contact patch keep the vehicle floating smoothly over soft sand without digging in. To keep your specialized suspension and 4x4 transfer case operating in top condition after heavy trail use, you can easily book a routine service inspection online with our factory-trained technicians. ​ Does the 2026 Ford Bronco Have Adaptive Cruise Control and Standard Wireless Tech? Yes, the 2026 Ford Bronco offers adaptive cruise control with stop-and-go functionality as part of the available High/Lux Package on most trims, and includes it as standard equipment on the Bronco Raptor. Every 2026 Bronco comes standard with a high-definition 12-inch touchscreen featuring the SYNC 4 infotainment system, wireless Apple CarPlay, and wireless Android Auto. The inclusion of adaptive cruise control makes the Bronco significantly more comfortable during long highway drives. The system utilizes forward-facing radar and camera sensors to automatically maintain a preset distance from the vehicle ahead, braking down to a complete stop in heavy traffic and accelerating back up to highway speeds when the lane clears. Standard technology features built into every 2026 Bronco cabin include: 12-inch SYNC 4 Touchscreen: Features split-screen capability, cloud-connected navigation, and integrated off-road trail maps. Wireless Smartphone Integration: Enables seamless access to navigation, streaming media, and hands-free communications via wireless Apple CarPlay and wireless Android Auto. Digital Instrument Display: Provides customizable gauges, off-road pitch-and-roll inclinometers, and system warnings. Ford Co-Pilot360: Standard safety features including pre-collision assist with automatic emergency braking, auto high-beam headlights, and a backup camera. Suburban commuters navigating daily traffic around Smyrna will find that combining adaptive cruise control with Ford's responsive lane-keeping features dramatically reduces driver fatigue on crowded multi-lane corridors. If you are contemplating upgrading your current commute, you can estimate your current trade-in value online to see how your current vehicle applies toward a tech-packed new Bronco trim. ​ What Is the Starting Price of the 2026 Ford Bronco Across Different Trims? The 2026 Ford Bronco has a starting MSRP beginning around $41,990 for the entry-level Base and Big Bend trims, scaling up past $71,990 for specialized trims and reaching over $81,990 for the flagship Bronco Raptor. This structured pricing scale lets shoppers select the exact balance of daily comfort, appearance packages, and off-road mechanicals they require. Here is how the main trims in the 2026 Bronco lineup structure their starting prices and target audiences: Big Bend (Starting ~$42,840): A starting point for daily commuters and outdoor families, featuring standard 32-inch tires, terrain management with G.O.A.T. modes, and the 12-inch SYNC 4 display. Outer Banks (Starting ~$49,935): Focuses on refined daily driving with body-color fender flares, powder-coated tube steps, leather-trimmed seats, and heated front seating. Black Diamond (Starting ~$47,485 package): Adds heavy-duty steel bumpers, rock rails, underbody bash plates, and rubberized wash-out flooring. Badlands (Starting ~$51,580): Engineered for extreme trail crawling with a front stabilizer bar disconnect, heavy-duty HOSS 2.0 suspension, and dual locking differentials. Heritage & Stroppe Special Editions (Starting ~$53,470 - $77,630): Combine vintage 1960s and 1970s livery styling with modern performance upgrades like the HOSS 3.0 suspension. Bronco Raptor (Starting ~$71,990 - $81,990): A high-speed off-road SUV with a 418-horsepower 3.0-liter EcoBoost V6, 37-inch tires, and Fox live-valve dampers. To streamline your purchase experience and explore customizable terms that fit your budget, you can easily submit a secure credit application online before visiting our dealership. ​ Common Questions About the 2026 Ford Bronco Comparison Q: Is adaptive cruise control available on lower 2026 Bronco trims like the Big Bend? Many Bronco buyers are surprised to learn that adaptive cruise control is accessible even on lower trims such as the Big Bend, provided they select the right equipment packages. While simple lane-keeping assistance and forward collision mitigation come standard through Ford Co-Pilot360, full stop-and-go adaptive cruise control requires selecting an option package that includes the necessary radar sensor hardware. Q: Can I get the 7-speed manual transmission with the Sasquatch Package? Yes, Ford allows drivers to pair the 7-speed manual transmission with the Sasquatch Package, provided you choose the standard 2.3-liter EcoBoost four-cylinder engine. This pairing combines 35-inch tires, high-clearance suspension, and front/rear locking differentials with an ultra-low 94.75:1 crawl ratio delivered by the manual's dedicated crawler gear. Q: What maintenance is required after severe off-road driving in coastal sand or mud? After heavy off-road use in coastal sand or deep mud, you should thoroughly wash the underbody to clear debris from brake components, suspension joints, and skid plates. Ford recommends inspecting differential fluid levels if the axles were submerged in water above the hub level, and replacing the engine air filter more frequently if driving in dusty beach environments. You can easily order genuine replacement filters through our dealer parts department. Q: Does the 2026 Ford Bronco require premium gasoline to reach its advertised horsepower? The 2026 Ford Bronco runs safely on 87-octane regular unleaded gasoline, but requires 93-octane premium fuel to achieve its peak advertised power ratings. For example, the 2.3-liter EcoBoost generates 300 horsepower and 325 lb-ft of torque on premium, but produces 275 horsepower and 315 lb-ft on regular gas. Q: How long does a pre-qualification or online credit application take for a new Bronco? Completing an online credit pre-qualification through our secure digital tool typically takes less than ten minutes. Once submitted, our finance specialists review your information with trusted lenders to present flexible payment options before you step foot in our showroom. Our team at Winner Ford is ready to help you compare trims, test-drive your preferred powertrain, and find the perfect SUV for your lifestyle. Feel free to give our team a quick phone call or get direct route guidance to our Dover showroom to get started today. © 2026 Winner Ford. All rights reserved.