The Ford Bronco Sport is one of the most eye-catching compact SUVs on the market. It is designed to be a rugged off-roader that can still do well in daily driving. If you live near Zanesville, OH and you like the idea of an SUV that can take you to work and take you down the trails, take a look at the new Ford Bronco Sport.
The Bronco Sport has two different possible engines. Most models come with a turbo V3 181-horsepower engine. Upper trims come with a V4 rated at 250 horsepower. The base engine is good for getting around Athens, OH and Coshocton, but many buyers will be enticed by the upgrade since the difference in power feels significant for an SUV of this size. The handling is responsive on every terrain. The SUV has a terrain select system that boosts the ride on snow, sand, mud, and other abnormal surfaces by varying the suspension and wheel response.
The immediate impression that the Bronco Sport provides is the boxy design. This look is rugged and echoes other well-known off-roaders, but in a fresh and modern way that adds some more curves and angles that set it apart. The interior is built to be easy to clean and manage, but it has a good amount of space and open sightlines for visibility. The tech and entertainment features are easy to access.
The tech offerings on the Bronco Sport depend on the trim level. The base offering set is robust, with an 8-inch touchscreen, USB ports, the software to connect to Apple and Android smartphones, voice recognition, and more. Many more optional features are available, like wireless charging pads, navigation, and sound system upgrades. Some convenience features are also present, like keyless entry or a moonroof.
As a rugged and tough SUV, the Bronco Sport has to be excellent regarding safety and live up to that standard. The SUV got the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety's highest safety award in crash tests. The Sport comes bundled with plenty of automated safety features, from forward collision warning and automatic emergency braking to lane keep assist. Most of these are standard, but a few are optional, like adaptive cruise control or lane centering assist.
There are six trims for the Bronco Sport. The bottom four trims use the 181-horsepower engine, while the top two use the upgraded 250-horsepower engine. There is plenty more variation beyond that. The base trim has all the standard features. The Big Bend has a few upgrades, like satellite radio, but offers access to packages for comfort upgrades and additional tech. The Heritage trim is just cosmetic-- it has a different styling and look, but the same features and options from the Big Bend still carry over. The Outer Banks adds leather upholstery, seating upgrades, and other interior improvements, plus a new optional Tech package. The Badlands has a large set of new off-roading features like skid plates. The Heritage Limited includes all optional features and a special tow kit.
If you visit Dutro Ford Lincoln in Zanesville, OH, you can take the Bronco Sport for a test drive to feel the performance and check out the interior. Then you can speak with our staff about making a deal for a purchase or lease agreement.
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