Ford Instagram Teases 2021 Bronco Front End Ahead of 7/13 Launch Event

Established 1966. Discontinued 1996. The sixth-generation 2021 Ford Bronco returns Monday, July 13 with as part of a virtual premiere.

With the 2021 Ford F-150 unveiled, it’s time for us here at Ford Truck Enthusiasts and Ford to turn our collective attention to the return of the sixth-generation 2021 Ford Bronco. After a few delays and accidentally and temporarily scheduling the launch event for O.J. Simpson’s birthday, Ford has set its corporate eyes on Monday, July 13. Much like the F-150 event, you can expect to live stream the event via YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter. (We’ll make sure to share those details with you when we have them.)

Today, over on the official Ford Bronco Instagram account, Ford’s social media team has turned the whole page into a Bronco-teasing mosaic. And the newest bit offers our clearest-yet-still-shadowy look at the 2021 Bronco’s front end. The LED lights and general shape clearly invoke first-gen Broncos. And check out those beefy wheels, wide side mirrors, and wheel arch side skirts. I can’t WAIT to see what this little off-roader looks like in full.

And, if you haven’t seen it yet, here’s Ford’s official 2021 Bronco teaser video via YouTube.

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