Compare Ford SUVs: 2022 Ford Explorer vs. Bronco Sport
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What’s the difference between the 2022 Ford Explorer vs. Bronco Sport? Both models are perfect for the adventurer on the go in Palau, with plenty of space for active families or campers with gear in tow. However, they offer different advantages that deliver two distinctive driving experiences. Compare Ford SUVs with Triple J Guam to find your perfect match, and schedule your test drive today.
2022 Ford Explorer or Bronco Sport: Price
Starting off the 2022 Ford Explorer vs. Bronco Sport comparison, how do the two differ in terms of pricing? The Ford Bronco Sport is the smaller model, so it has the lower price point to start. While both are affordably-priced models, the Bronco Sport might appeal to those adventurers with a tighter budget. Keep in mind that the Ford Explorer offers much more space, strength, and trim levels with just a slight bump in price – and our offers and incentives can bring that price down even more!
2022 Ford Explorer
- 2022 Ford Explorer: $33,745 MSRP
- 2022 Ford Explorer XLT: $38,055 MSRP
- 2022 Ford Explorer ST-LINE: $45,245 MSRP
- 2022 Ford Explorer Timberline: $47,305 MSRP
- 2022 Ford Explorer Limited: $46,555 MSRP
- 2022 Ford Explorer ST: $48,245 MSRP
- 2022 Ford Explorer King Ranch: $54,495 MSRP
- 2022 Ford Explorer Platinum: $53,345 MSRP
2022 Ford Bronco Sport
- 2022 Ford Bronco Sport: $28,265 MSRP
- 2022 Ford Bronco Sport Big Bend: $29,980 MSRP
- 2022 Ford Bronco Sport Outer Banks: $33,900 MSRP
- 2022 Ford Bronco Sport Badlands: $36,590 MSRP
2022 Ford Explorer or Bronco Sport: Performance
While the Ford Bronco Sport is a lively ride with plenty of pep and better fuel economy overall, the Ford Explorer has gained a reputation for its exceptional off-road prowess. Not only does it offer up to 400 hp on the Federated States of Micronesia roads, but you can also opt for a hybrid model to boost your fuel economy.
2022 Ford Explorer
- Base Engine: 300-hp 2.3L EcoBoost® I-4
- Fuel Economy: 20 city/28 highway mpg
- Top Engine: 400-hp 3.0L EcoBoost® V6
- Transmission: 10-speed automatic
- Towing Capacity: 5,600 pounds
2022 Ford Bronco Sport
- Base Engine: 181-hp 1.5L Ti-VCT GTDI I-3
- Fuel Economy: 25 city/28 highway mpg
- Top Engine: 250-hp 2.0L Ti-VCT GTDI I-4
- Transmission: 8-Speed automatic
- Towing Capacity: 2,200 pounds
2022 Ford Explorer or Bronco Sport: Interior Space
Finally, what’s the difference between the Ford Explorer vs. Bronco Sport when it comes to interior space? The Ford Bronco Sport configurations certainly deliver plenty of room for both passengers and cargo, but the Explorer is the larger of the two. And if you need that 7-passenger capacity, the Explorer is likely your pick. Check out the specs below:
2022 Ford Explorer
- Seating Capacity: 7 passengers
- Passenger Volume: 152.7 cubic feet
- Cargo Capacity: 87.8 cubic feet
2022 Ford Bronco Sport
- Seating Capacity: 5 passengers
- Passenger Volume: 105.7 cubic feet
- Cargo Capacity: 65.2 cubic feet
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So, will it be the 2022 Ford Explorer or Bronco Sport? Compare Ford SUVs in person at Triple J Guam, and see which model is right for you. Contact us to get started!
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