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New Ford Bronco Free Wheeling Package Brings Vibrant Look to Trails
- New Free Wheeling appearance package for 2025 Bronco adds modernized heritage and sunset-inspired design touches that pay tribute to Ford’s Free Wheeling vehicles from the ‘70s and ‘80s
- Based on the popular Bronco Big Bend with high performance Sasquatch off-road package, Bronco Free Wheeling provides accessibility and capability to go with its style
- 2025 Bronco Free Wheeling is available with a standard soft top, an optional molded-in-color removable hardtop, or premium Shadow Black painted roof
DEARBORN, Mich., October 8, 2024 – The new 2025 Bronco Free Wheeling appearance package has arrived with a burst of red, orange, and yellow style inspired by Ford’s Free Wheeling trucks, vans and Broncos of the ‘70s and ‘80s.
From the late 1970s to the early 1980s, the Free Wheeling package was available for the Ford F-100, F-150, Bronco, Econoline van, and added graphics with red, orange and yellow gradients, painted steel wheels, and black finishes on the grilles, mirrors, and bumpers. Inside the vehicle featured red and orange pin striping on the dash and seat stitching.
The 2025 Bronco Free Wheeling honors that vibrant and confident style.
“Bronco has always been about fun and capability since day one and Free Wheeling’s looks kick that up a notch with its sunset inspired beach vibes,” said Steve Gilmore, Ford Vehicle Personalization chief designer. “We’ve modernized the new Bronco Free Wheeling in line with today’s fashion and graphic trends, including seats that mimic the color palette of the exterior stripes and unique pops of color that come together in an optimistic way.”
The 2025 Bronco Free Wheeling is available as an optional appearance package for the Big Bend trim, adding reflective red, orange, and yellow graphics on the body sides, body color door handles, and an Iconic Silver grille with a red “BRONCO” wordmark.
The Free Wheeling includes standard 17-inch gloss-black steel wheels, while the optional Sasquatch package (pictured) adds 17-inch gloss-black wheels with a machined lip that includes red pockets. All Bronco Free Wheeling SUVs feature unique seats with a mix of Marine-Grade Vinyl and fabric upholstery.
Along with the return of Free Wheeling, an optional premium Shadow Black painted roof is available, along with the standard soft top and available molded-in-color removable hardtop.
Look The Part with New Free Wheeling Merchandise Line
To celebrate the launch of the new Bronco Free Wheeling package, Ford is also launching a line of merchandise inspired by the package’s distinctive graphics. The collection puts the sunset-inspired style of the Free Wheeling package on full display, with several t-shirts, hats, and even a bomber-style jacket and insulated vest. Fans of the Free Wheeling package can visit the Ford online merchandise store to see more.
The 2025 Bronco Free Wheeling will be available in January 2025.
saw someone else point out they reconfigured that area for the wireless charging but I think this is worse layout.
I don't care for the 6-slot Bronco grille in any color. It looks cheap.
@flip let me know when that digital cluster appears in the parts catalogue, will definitely be taking the plunge on a potential retrofit and ordering from youRear vents are nice:
New gauge cluster, and something is definitely different in front of those cupholders.
You could be right but this is being done for emissions which makes it priority (the Explorer recently got it mid-cycle) so clearly the older 2.3L is getting phased out and I don't see why the Ranger timeline would stand in the way of that progress especially given it's the low volume seller in the Ford lineup.So they use the old engine design for 1 year in the brand new updated ranger, then switch?
Like I said, I could be wrong. Just don't see Ford doing that in my opinion
We will see shortly I guess. I hope you’re right. I think the updated 2.3 with the additional port injection would be really nice to have.
