2022 Ford Bronco Sport

The Bronco Sport can seat five and has a maximum cargo space measuring 65.2 cubic feet. The spacious cabin is loaded with all sorts of comfort and convenience features, including a foldout camp table and a bottle opener integrated into the liftgate. The MOLLE strap system is ideal for storing gadgets like flashlights, water bottles, and bike wrenches. Use the 110-volt AC outlet to run appliances, such as your coffee maker, air compressor, or mini-fridge. With the Ford SYNC infotainment system, you can stream music, get navigation assistance, and send hands-free texts.

With four fantastic trims to choose from, there's a 2022 Bronco Sport that suits your lifestyle. As soon as you see the Base trim, you'll know it's a member of the Bronco family. While the design is familiar, you'll also find brand-new fixtures that are the perfect blend of form and function. These include configurable daytime running lights, a flip-up rear window, and rear floodlights. The Base model's Carbon Black grille proudly bears blacked-out BRONCO lettering, while a safari-style roof accentuates the sleek silhouette and expands the SUV's headroom. The Big Bend announces its arrival with a Carbonized Gray grille bearing white BRONCO lettering. Distinctive fog lights light your path, while roof rack crossbars give you a place to stash your outdoor gear. The Outer Banks has a black grille with white BRONCO lettering and Ebony Black-finished wheels. Finally, there's the Badlands with premium LED lighting, metal bash plates, and tow hooks.

Like every vehicle in the Ford lineup, the Bronco Sport performs powerfully. Ford equips the lower trims with a 181-horsepower 1.5-liter EcoBoost engine that puts out 190 pound-feet of torque. Pop open the Badlands' hood, and you'll find a 250-horsepower 2.0-liter EcoBoost engine that generates 277 pound-feet of torque. When this robust engine teams up with the available Class II Trailer Tow Package, it gives the Badlands a 2,200-pound towing capacity.

No matter what Bronco Sport model you choose, you'll enjoy an eight-speed automatic transmission that delivers smooth acceleration and effortless handling. An intelligent 4X4 system continuously monitors road conditions to distribute traction to the Bronco Sport's wheels in milliseconds, quickly minimizing wheel slippage. The Badlands gets an advanced 4X4 system featuring a twin-clutch rear drive unit and driver-selectable terrain modes.

No matter where you're going, you'll get there with peace of mind thanks to the Bronco Sport's pre-collision assist system, which can apply the brakes when it senses an imminent collision. You can also take advantage of a lane-keeping system that applies corrective steering if the Bronco Sport drifts out of its lane. The Bronco Sport also comes with automatic high-beam headlights, a blind-spot monitor, and parking sensors.