Subsequently, there were also reports about a supposed 2017 Ford Bronco, which only put the 2016 Ford Bronco in the hot seat as being a hoax. Because a carmaker would surely not come out with a refreshed version of its truck brand that was out for 20 years, and then follow it up with a new iteration less than one year later.
It was only in February this year when Ford Motor Company finally announced in public that it would be launching four new sport utility vehicles (SUVs) in the next four years, which means from next year until 2020.
However, the American car manufacturer did not disclose the names of the SUVs nor did it mention anything about specific release dates of each of the upcoming product offerings.
What Ford said about the new SUVs in its press release is that those upcoming additions to its SUV lineup will be intended for millennials and baby boomers, which account for about 160 million among the world’s population.
SUV enthusiasts and critics believe that the latest Ford Bronco will be released by 2020. In fact, it actually got word from a supposed reliable source that Ford will be making a $700 million investment to re-tool its Michigan assembly plant to produce the US-spec Ford Ranger and release it in 2018 and the Ford Bronco for rollout in 2020.