The Bronco Sport Heritage Limited Edition also receives larger 29-inch off-road tires, metal badging on the front doors, leather interior trim, and special center console badging. The regular Heritage model still has a tasteful interior, though. There’s Navy-colored trim with plaid seats and a unique microfiber center console, among other things.
In terms of pricing, the Bronco Sport Heritage is the cheapest model, with a starting price of $34,245. The more exclusive Limited Edition model comes in at $44,655, making it more expensive than the Bronco Heritage, which starts from $44,305. The most expensive model, however, is the Bronco Heritage Limited, with an MSRP of $66,895.
Both variants of the Bronco Sport are available to order now, but the Bronco two- and four-door models will prove harder to get your hands on. Ford says it will go on sale later this year, and initial orders will be prioritized. Orders will open to everyone from next year – regardless of reservation status – says Ford.
We don’t expect this to be the last of the new models. Recently, it was found that a new Oates trim will join the lineup this year.