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After ending production in 1996, the legendary Ford Bronco is making a comeback. Ford at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit back in 2017, and we've been waiting patiently ever since. As for when it'll make its debut, we're not 100-percent sure. Ford said, though, so there's a very good chance we'll see it debut at some point this year.Pictured above and throughout: speculative renderings of the 2020 Bronco from.But, there is quite a lot we do know about the Bronco, based on credible rumors and comments from various Ford higher-ups since the announcement of the 4x4's return. We've compiled all that info for you here.This story will be continually updated as new information is learned.
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The most recent update was published on 7/15/19. It Might Spawn a Pickup TruckFord already has a mid-size pickup on the market, the Ranger, but it. Automobile magazine reports that this truck will arrive in 2024 as a competitor to the Jeep Gladiator, a pickup based on the Bronco's closest rival, the Wrangler. Binary data statistics. Ford has made its intent to compete with Jeep quite clear, so it's easy to understand why the Blue Oval would want a Bronco pickup, even if it already has the Ranger in production. This Raptor-Based Test Mule Could Be a Full-Size Bronco.