
The latest Ford Bronco may be a best-seller on Guam, but the classic Ford Bronco has long been a staple with customers around the world. Why? This nameplate has long been known for exceptional performance and capabilities, and it just gets better every year. Learn all about the Ford Bronco history with Triple J Guam, and experience the best of the modern Ford lineup at Triple J Guam!
The early Ford Bronco started it all in 1965, and this off-road vehicle was designed with a completely unique chassis for its time. While it would be classified as a compact SUV in modern times, the early Ford Bronco was a supersized option for adventures with its 92-inch wheelbase and 105-hp inline-6 engine. Drivers loved the utilitarian and practical design that was built for rugged outdoor performance,
Now in its sixth generation, the current 2021 Ford Bronco is a mid-size SUV with a classic body-on-frame construction to optimize off-road performance. The independent suspension and 2.3L turbocharged EcoBoost® inline-four engine combine for serious capabilities on- and off-road on Guam, and you can enjoy that open-air trailing experience by removing the side doors. Looking for a more compact option? The 2021 Ford Bronco Sport has the same outstanding performance with a smaller footprint.
You’ve learned all about the early Ford Bronco, now get to know the latest model at Triple J Guam. Our team can introduce you to the Ford lineup during a test drive on Guam, so don’t hesitate to contact us!
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