Ford Bronco doesn't only survive, it thrives! And for the past seven years, it has been the undisputed big utility vehicle in terms of sales. Up to this year, this huge utility vehicle is still out in the market for the benefit of the people who perform heavy-duty hauling and take some severe off-road travels. This year's Bronco is tall, spacious and stumpy and is designed according to its function. It is built in a 104.7 inches wheelbase and has an overall length of 177.6 inches. Its height is 72.9 inches, width of 77.2 inches and has a curb weight of 4,408 pounds.

 

Its moderately short wheelbase and overall length make it easy to manipulate and handle. This vehicle requires concentration and verdict while driving. The long side rear window of Ford Bronco '85 supplies an excellent side vision. The rear seat is very wide and it is spacious enough to carry loads. The rear seat is covered with cloth making it comfortable as well as the interior which is also carpeted. Ford Bronco model in the year 1985 had some modifications in the engine. The I-6 already had serpentine belt.

 

The gigantic alteration that happens was the 302, multi-port EFI. The HD for the 302 became 190 and the torque rose up to 285. The 351 and 351 HO motors were discretionary. This year's package comes with an air conditioning unit, speed control, tilt steering wheel, center floor console, AM-FM radio, privacy glass, XLT trim, all-terrain raised white letter tires, argent styled steel wheels, transfer case skid plate, tachometer and heavy duty battery.