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.

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 ...

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

Ford built a pair of one-off Broncos—one two-door and one four-door—and fitted them with massive tires and distinctive paint jobs.

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 ...

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 ...