Compact Fun in the Ford Bronco Sport

With the return of the Ford Bronco nameplate to dealerships like Nielsen Ford of Sussex, there's also the Ford Bronco Sport. This is an alternative and standout choice for those looking to find an ideal option in our lineup, and we're here to discuss those details with you!

Bronco vs. Bronco Sport

The main difference between these two vehicles is that they ride on different platforms. The Ford Bronco uses the Ford Ranger platform, while the Bronco Sport uses the platform of the Ford Escape. From there, you'll find multiple differences.

Quality Performance On and Off Road

The Bronco Sport can go off the beaten path, but people will find that it offers a smoother ride for daily driving than the Bronco, and it makes sense if you like the appeal of the Bronco, but are going to be mostly driving on city streets and roads with its 1.5-liter EcoBoost® engine that gives you 181 horsepower, or a 2.0-liter EcoBoost® for 245 horsepower.

Be Safe Onboard the Bronco Sport

You're getting a suite of safety features which includes Ford Co-Pilot360™ and offers the likes of lane keeping system, forward collision warning and BLIS® for blind spot monitoring and many other features aimed at keeping you safe.

Standout Versatility

You'll find that the Bronco Sport has ample room for you, your supplies and your passengers as you're able to ride in comfort anywhere you go.

Quality Technology

The Ford Bronco Sport has a touch display with Android Auto™, Apple CarPlay® and Ford+Alexa for Amazon Echo devices all via SYNC® along with FordPass Connect™. The latter gives you the ability to locate, start your Bronco Sport, adjust the climate controls, and lock and unlock it from your phone and remotely.

Learn More About the New Ford Bronco Sport Today

Our team would be happy to provide you with details on the new Ford Bronco Sport and answer any questions you might have here at Nielsen Ford of Sussex, so contact us today and we can get started soon!

Performance

A turbocharged four-cylinder 2.0-liter engine is standard on our Nielsen Ford lower trim level Edge models. The engines put out 250 horsepower and 280 pound-feet of torque. The motors pair with an automatic eight-speed transmission and AWD for a smooth and confident commute through Lake Hopatcong.

The Edge ST trim level gets a twin-turbocharged six-cylinder 2.7-liter engine that generates 335 horsepower and 380 pound-feet of torque. The vehicles have the same automatic transmission and AWD.