Ford may have just found the most nostalgic formula for classic SUVs with its Bronco Heritage, and it’s the visual upgrades that make this package work.
Classic SUVs are making a big comeback, and Ford F may have just found the most nostalgic formula of all. It involves a white grille and white wheels.
Bronco started this trend, and Bronco will amplify it The Ford Bronco didn’t kick off the off-road SUV segment when it debuted in 1966. It joined a field already crowded with models like the Jeep CJ-5 and International Harvester Scout. Now, Ford will pay tribute to that 1966 original with a Bronco Heritage Edition and limited-run Heritage Limited Edition.
Bronco Heritage editions The Bronco Heritage will start at $45,900, and Heritage Limited will start at $68,490. Ford also charges a $1,595 delivery fee on all Broncos. The company says the new-old editions will be available for order later this year, but there’s a catch. But it’s the visual upgrades that make this package work. They include an Oxford White modular hardtop roof to copy the white of the 1966 original. Heritage Editions get white 17-inch wheels, while Heritage Limited Editions get two-tone white-and-black numbers.
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