DriveSenseFord Bronco
U151966–1977
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| Powertrain | Engine / motor | Power | Drivetrain | Explore & compare |
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| ford bronco 170 six ↗3-speed manual · 1966–1967 | Gasoline · 170.0 L · 105 hp | 105 hp | Four-wheel drive | |
| ford bronco 289 v8 ↗3-speed manual · 1966–1968 | Gasoline · 289.0 L · 200 hp | 200 hp | Four-wheel drive | |
| ford bronco 302 v8 ↗3-speed manual · 1969–1977 | Gasoline · 302.0 L · 140 hp | 140 hp | Four-wheel drive | |
| ford bronco 351 v8 ↗3-speed manual · 1971–1977 | Gasoline · 351.0 L · 156 hp | 156 hp | Four-wheel drive |
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The original Ford Bronco launched for 1966 as a compact, body-on-frame 4x4 designed to compete with Jeep and International Harvester off-road vehicles. It was offered in multiple body styles during its run, including a roadster, wagon, and pickup-like half-cab. The first generation ended after the 1977 model year and was sold in the United States.
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