The Badlands, Heritage, and Wildtrak versions now have starting prices of $49,395, $47,855, and $60,025, respectively, compared to their previous prices of $48,145, $47,105, and $58,775. The 2024 model year welcomes back the Everglades with an MSRP of $55,520, while the Heritage Limited Edition has undergone a price adjustment from $69,445 to $69,685.
All these prices come before the aforementioned destination surcharge.
Ford has had difficulty stocking up on the Ford Bronco and has gone to various lengths to resolve their supply issue. We may be seeing the effects of an earlier report stating that Ford has dropped particular entry-level variants of the Ford Bronco with manual transmissions to “maximize commonality on the assembly line to ensure a quality launch for the new Ranger,” of which the two models share their underpinnings.