The new Ford Bronco has become a firm favorite of the off-roading community since its introduction in 2021. Even in entry-level form, it’s already a handy off-roader, but the Sasquatch Package elevates it into the realm of the Jeep Wrangler Rubicon.
The Ford Bronco Sasquatch Package debuted as a concept car at SEMA in 2020. We didn’t know it then, but the American manufacturer was likely gauging interest in a Bronco equipped with mud terrain tires, rock rails, tow hooks, a disconnecting sway bar, and heavy-duty bumpers. The response was good because the Sasquatch Package was revealed as an optional extra shortly after the Bronco debuted.
At first, it was limited to only specific models, but now it’s available for the Badlands, Big Bend, Outer Banks, Black Diamond, and even the Base Bronco trims. It’s standard fitment on the Bronco Wildtrak and 2023 Heritage limited-edition models. These Heritage models are hard to come by but certainly worth the investment.
To better understand the Ford Bronco Sasquatch Package, it’s worth first looking at the standard Ford Bronco. That will give us a better understanding of what the Sasquatch Package offers above and beyond.