If indeed Ford is working on the Bronco, the American carmaker should be brandishing and drumbeating about it by this time if it is to be a 2016 model. Most carmakers talk about their latest car models, at least, one year ahead in order to hype up promotions for the new offerings.
With hardly any official confirmation or denial from Ford, it is becoming clear that the 2016 Bronco is about to be overtaken by the very timeline that the rumors have set for its release date.
The only reliable piece of information that the media has come across with recently regarding the 2016 Ford Bronco is a report that says Ford and the United Auto Workers have entered into a tentative labor contract.
The agreement provides for wage increases for Ford workers and transfer the manufacture of many vehicle models outside of the US.
The latter part of the agreement has piqued the interest of Ford because apparently, among the vehicle lines from the American carmaker whose production would be relocated elsewhere are the Ford Focus and the Ford C-Max in 2018.
The move would free up Ford’s Michigan assembly plant to produce a new product. A second model shall also be reportedly added to the plant in 2020. Any of those two new products in 2020 could be the Ford Bronco.