The 2021 Ford Bronco Guide

Black Diamond

Starting at $36,050, the Black Diamond trim level takes Big Bend’s standard features and adds some heavy-duty hardware. Drivers who order this model will appreciate greater protection from a stronger modular front bumper—upgrade it with an optional winch, lighting configurations, and more.

Black Diamond also improves the Bronco’s undercarriage bash plates to better withstand rocks, stumps, and other trail obstacles. You’ll find a practical MOLLE strap system to hang equipment behind the front driver and passenger seats, and marine grade vinyl that cleans with a wipe.

Key Standard Features:

• At this trim level, we now have 7 available G.O.A.T. modes. In addition to the standard Sand, Slippery, Sport, Eco, and Normal, Black Diamond adds Mud/Ruts and Rock Crawl to Ford’s new terrain management system (TMS).
• Auxiliary switches with pre-run accessory wires (overhead console)
• Rubberized flooring with washout capable drain plugs for easy clean up.
• Rock Rails
• Heavy Duty Modular Front Bumper
• Full vehicle steel bash plates
• Rear Locking Differential

Key Options:

• Sasquatch Package
• Mid Package
• 2.7L V6 EcoBoost Engine

Interior

Outer Banks

For adventuerers who prioritize comfort, the Outer Banks ($38,955) offers a more luxurious driving experience. This Bronco’s starting equipment package—Mid—includes all of the Big Bend’s standard features with a long list of additions. Some highlights: heated seats, dual-zone climate control, and Ford Co-Pilot360.

The High package gives you everything Mid offers, and more. Or upgrade even further with the Lux package, which includes everything from the Mid and High packages then ups the ante. We’ve broken each package down in a helpful list.

Key Standard Features:

• Like the Big Bend, Outer Banks features 6 G.O.A.T. modes in Ford’s new terrain management system (TMS). Mud/Ruts comes standard in addition to Sand, Slippery, Sport, Eco, and Normal.
• 10-Speed Automatic Transmission
• Powder Coated Tube Step
• Blind Spot Information System
• Mid Package

Key Options:

• High and LUX Packages
• 12” LCD Touchscreen (High & Lux)
• External Sound Deadening (High & Lux)
• 10-Speaker Sound System by Bang & Olufsen with 10 Speakers (Lux)
• Adaptive Cruise Control (Lux)
• Leather

Exterior

Interior - Cloth Seats Roast with Black Onyx

Interior - Leather Trimmed Vinyl Seats Navy Pier

Interior - Leather Trimmed Roast with Black Onyx

Badlands

Starting at $42,095, the Badlands trim level is the most capable off-road compared to every other trim level. Featuring 33 inch tires, Bilstein position sensitive monotube shocks, a stabilizer bar disconnect, and front and rear locking differentials, the standard package alone puts Badlands well ahead of the competition.

Offering the most packages, Badlands also gives owners the freedom to stick with standard, or opt for Mid, High, or Lux packages for increased comfort. Adding the optional sasquatch package delivers even greater off-road ability. Of particular note, this is the only trim where the Lux package can be matched with a manual transmission.

Key Standard Features:

• 7 available G.O.A.T. modes. Includes: Mud/Ruts, Rock Crawl, Sand, Slippery, Baja, Eco, and Normal.
• Stabilizer bar disconnect
• Front and rear locking differentials
• HOSS (High-Performance Off-Road Stability Suspension) System with Bilstein Position Sensitive Dampers
• 33” All-Terrain Tires

Key Options:

• 33” with Beadlock Capable Wheels
• Hard Top
• Mid-Lux Packages
• Sasquatch
• Leather

Exterior

Interior - Marine Grade Vinyl

Interior - Leather

Wildtrak

The Wildtrak, starting at $46,980, is the desert runner Bronco built with an emphasis on speed. Though fully capable as an all-around off-road vehicle, it excels in conditions like you might find in the Baja 1000. Most of what you get in the Outer Banks, you get here too, plus a load of extras.

A standard Mold-In-Color (MIC) hard top on 4-Door and Wildtrak graphics distinguish this Bronco from the rest of stable, while the 2.7-liter EcoBoost engine—optional on other trim levels—comes standard. Everything in the Mid package, combined with the Sasquatch package, comes standard too.

Key Standard Features:

• 7 G.O.A.T. modes—but this time switching Rock Crawl for Baja mode, as well as Mud/Ruts, Sand, Slippery, Sport, Eco, and Normal
• Sasquatch Package
• 2.7L EcoBoost V6 Engine
• Auxiliary Switches with Pre-Run Wires
• Mid Package

Key Options:

• Rock Rails
• High Package
• Lux Package

Exterior

Interior - Cartier Graphic Cloth

Interior - Leather-Trimmed/Vinyl Seats With Medium Sandstone

First Edition

First Edition is a curated Bronco experience. Ford has picked what they think are all the best parts of Bronco and combined it all into a single trim. Only 7000 FEs will be produced and it’s high on standard features and low on options.

Key Standard Features:

• 7 available G.O.A.T. modes. Includes: Mud/Ruts, Rock Crawl, Sand, Slippery, Baja, Eco, and Normal.
• Sasquatch Package
• 2.7L EcoBoost V6 Engine
• 10-Speed Automatic
• Auxiliary Switches with Pre-Run Wires
• First Edition Hood and Body Graphics
• LUX Package
• Brush Guard
• Leather Trimmed Vinyl with Navy Pier Interior

Key Options:

• Lightning Blue Color
• Modular Hard Top, Shadow Black Painted (Late Availability)
• Engine Block Heater
• Keyless Entry Keypad
• Black Leather Interior (Late Availability)

Exterior

Interior - Black

Interior - Navy