The project or concept vehicles show how the Bronco can be customized to give drivers their perfect off-roading experience.

Ford shows Bronco enthusiasts what they can do to personalize their vehicles for the maximum off-road experience with two new projects.

Moab, Utah, is a legendary destination for off-road enthusiasts, known for its breathtaking red rock landscapes and ...

Ford is paying tribute to Moab’s legendary red rock trails with two new Bronco concepts: the “Arches” and the “Cliffhanger.” ...

The Arches and Cliffhanger aim to show off how far the Bronco can go — and to look good doing it under the Utah sun.

As such, Ford has taken the precautionary step of advising owners not to drive their vehicles until they’ve been repaired. In ...

Let’s not beat around the bush, because this 1989 Ford Bronco II sold on Bring A Trailer for $29,977.50, including fees. That ...

Ford revealed a pair of Bronco project cars based on the Bronco ... It's called the Bronco Off-Roadeo: Arches Project Vehicle in a nod to the red rock arches in Moab, Utah, and Arches National ...

is based on the Bronco Badlands four-door. Its name is derived from the red rock arches found in the Moab area and at nearby Arches National Park. The vehicle was envisioned as an ultimate all-around ...

Every Easter, off-road fans gather in Moab, Utah, to celebrate their love for trails. The event is called Easter Jeep Safari, ...

Cliffhanger is a grueling off-road trail south of the city. The area features "red slick rock" that Ford said inspired its Bronco Color and Materials Design team to wrap both Off-Roadeo project ...