Sam Krahn 
Ford is looking to unify its legions of Bronco SUV enthusiasts with a new website. Simply dubbed TheBroncoNation.com, it will serve as an official hub for Ford Bronco and Bronco Sport owners and enthusiasts to assemble online, as they would on any other unofficial forum site.
The site already features a section dedicated to the latest Bronco news, an already strong forum section with sections for new member introductions, older Bronco models and sections for the upcoming Bronco models.
This map is the most interesting feature of the site. It can display Bronco events, meetups, and trails. Users can view and add things to the map, and it give an easy to understand way to get involved with the Bronco community in real life. There are already several events displayed on the map, including the Woodward Dream Cruise, but there’s a good chance most won’t happen this year with Coronavirus.
There is also a Bronco-themed gear section on the site, ranging from clothing to stickers. They already have some clean, yet retro designs up. It’s small now but expect it to grow over time with new items and designs. They already have some clean, yet retro designs up.
Finally, the site will give a number or Ford Bronco member build spotlights, how-to guides, and stories from Bronco fans across the nation. Overall, this seems to be the best site yet for uniting a nation of excited Bronco owners, and Ford has got to be excited about the hype behind these new models.
The 2021 Ford Bronco Sport is expected to hit the market first, and is even rumored to already be in production at the time of this writing. Its engines are expected to include what’s seen in the current Ford Escape – which is built on the same platform. By early 2021, the larger Bronco SUV will begin production out of the Michigan Assembly plant alongside the Ford Ranger. Rumored to be in the mix is a Bronco Raptor, as well as a Bronco pickup truck.
