While promoting excellent powertrain technology, the Ford Bronco concept exhibits legendary genuine strength. Bronco's clean raw shape, uncluttered interior and competent chassis stands out even during a time when sports utilities are turning out to be more and more advanced. The original Ford Bronco's characteristics are the boxy, straight roofline, short wheelbase and round headlamps. The lower facade includes a winch and guide rollers and the Bronco nameplate is minced into the contemporary three-bar grille.

Exposed door hinges, cowl vents, and flared wheel wells are among its exterior features. Despite its rugged design, it has an advanced turbo-diesel powertrain with notion equipments that stretch the covering of today's conservative propulsion approach. Using the most recent familiar way of fuel injection, the 2.0 liter intercooled turbo diesel engine puts out 128 horsepower and 244 pound-feet of torque. In addition, the added lash out of a nitrous oxide system supplies a momentary boost of up to 50 hp and a three-second enhancement in quarter-mile times in just a plain push of the button.