Cars & Concepts

Ford aims for off-road success with 2021 Bronco, Bronco Sport

Back on the trail: The 2021 Ford Bronco

Michael Martinez

July 14, 2020 12:00 AM

DETROIT — Ford Motor Co., resurrecting a historically popular nameplate with modern amenities such as a trail-mapping system and 360-degree camera views, aims to attract a new generation of overlanding enthusiasts with the first members of the Bronco family of off-roaders.

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