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Ford Bronco SUV, with Raptor-like tires, spotted

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The latest off-road prototype of the Ford Bronco features wider flared fenders, a raised suspension and Goodyear Wrangler tires similar to those used on F-150 Raptor variants. It’s unclear whether Ford would offer a Bronco Raptor, but the test vehicle exemplifies its desire to challenge Jeep in the off-road market. (BRIAN WILLIAMS | SPIEDBILDE)
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By:
Michael Martinez
January 28, 2020 06:26 PM

Ford Motor Co.'s Bronco SUV is starting to come into focus more than three years after the automaker confirmed its existence.

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