Ford has launched the new Ford Bronco V6, a mid-sized off-road vehicle that shares a platform with the latest generation of the Ranger pickup truck. Imported from the United States, the Bronco V6 made its debut during the summer on the coast and is now available for purchase in the Argentine market. The vehicle comes in one version, the V6 Wildtrak, equipped with an Ecoboost V6 2.7 turbocharged engine producing 334 horsepower and 562 Nm of torque. It features a ten-speed automatic transmission, selectable 4×4 drive, and a low-range gearbox.
One of the highlights of the Ford Bronco V6 is its direct competition with the Jeep Wrangler in Argentina. With higher power and torque figures than the Wrangler, the Bronco V6 offers a compelling alternative in the market. However, in terms of performance and exclusivity, it falls short compared to other classic off-road vehicles available in Argentina, such as the Land Rover Defender, Mercedes-Benz G 500, and Toyota Land Cruiser 300, which offer more power and luxury at higher price points.
Similar to the Wrangler, the Bronco V6 in Argentina comes with a removable roof, distinguishing it from the Defender, G, and Land Cruiser models. The vehicle is priced at XXX dollars and comes with a three-year or 100,000-kilometer warranty. For more detailed information on the Ford Bronco V6 Wildtrak, including technical specifications, a photo gallery, a promotional video, and press releases, refer to the downloadable resources provided below.
In conclusion, the Ford Bronco V6 enters the Argentine market as a formidable contender in the mid-sized off-road vehicle segment, offering impressive power and features that rival its competitors. Despite facing tough competition from established luxury off-road brands, the Bronco V6 stands out with its unique design and performance capabilities, making it a compelling choice for adventure enthusiasts and off-road aficionados.
