If your idea of a good weekend involves dirt roads, questionable cell service, and a cooler in the back, the 2026 Ford Bronco Big Bend was practically built with you in mind. This is the truck for the person who sees a Road Closed sign and thinks, That's more of a suggestion, right? With 4WD and a 4.46 axle ratio, this Bronco is ready to go where paved roads fear to tread. We would say it is a wheely great time, but we will let the trail speak for itself.
Under the hood sits a 2.3L EcoBoost four-cylinder engine paired with a 44T transmission, giving you the kind of power that makes merging onto the highway feel like a victory lap. Fuel economy comes in at 18 city and 21 highway MPG, which means more miles between fill-ups and more money for whatever snacks you were planning to bring on that trail. Inside, you get cloth bucket seats, a leather steering wheel, and Ford's SYNC 4 system to keep you connected. SiriusXM with 360L is also included for a full year, so you will always have the right soundtrack for your off-road adventures, even if that soundtrack is classic rock and bad decisions.
Safety on this Bronco is no joke, even if we are. You get 4-wheel disc brakes, ABS, electronic stability control, traction control, integrated rollover protection, a full suite of airbags, and 911 Assist in case things get a little too adventurous. The exterior parking camera makes tight spots less stressful, and auto high-beam headlights mean the trail ahead is always lit. Heated door mirrors, power windows, remote keyless entry, and air conditioning round things out because roughing it is fun, but nobody said you had to be uncomfortable doing it. The 17-inch carbonized gray-painted aluminum wheels tie the whole look together without trying too hard.
This 2026 Ford Bronco Big Bend is priced at $48,632 and sitting on our lot right now, waiting to steer you in the right direction. Give us a call at 978-228-5021 to get more details or to schedule your test drive with us here at AutoFair Ford of Haverhill. We promise the only thing you will find harder than leaving is finding a reason not to take it home.
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