The white hard top, Oxford White wheels, red FORD grille lettering, and plaid Navy Pier seats are what make this 2026 Bronco Heritage immediately recognizablebut the real reason this one matters around Tampa Bay is that the retro look is backed by serious Bronco hardware.

This is a four-door, five-passenger Heritage with the 2.7L EcoBoost V6 and 10-speed automatic, and Ford pairs that powertrain with Advanced 4x4, the Sasquatch Package, 35-inch LT315/70R17 tires, and a 4.7 rear axle with a locking differential. That gives the Bronco the traction and gearing to feel at home far beyond pavement, whether you are heading north toward Dade City and Brooksville, cutting across back roads outside Zephyrhills, or simply wanting more confidence when Florida weather turns a paved road into something less predictable.

The Heritage design is not just cosmetic nostalgia. Powder-coated steel front and rear bumpers, front and rear tow hooks, fender tie-down hooks, and the removable-door/removable-top tool kit reinforce the Broncos utility. The white-painted hard top includes a sound-deadening headliner, so you get the classic Heritage look with a little more refinement on longer drives between Wesley Chapel, Land O Lakes, New Tampa, and Tampa.

Inside, the plaid cloth Navy Pier seating gives this Bronco a personality that most SUVs cannot fake. Dual-zone climate control, a leather-wrapped steering wheel, 60/40 split-folding rear seat, smart-charging USB ports, digital cluster display, push-button start, remote keyless entry, and a locking glove box keep the cabin practical without losing the old-school Bronco feel.

The 12-inch center display with SYNC 4 handles the modern side of the truck, while Ford app capability and the included one-year Connectivity Package add remote-access and connected-vehicle functions. Remote start is factory equipped, which is exactly the kind of feature you appreciate when the Bronco has been sitting in a Wesley Chapel or New Tampa parking lot in August.

Terrain Management with G.O.A.T. Modes is part of the Bronco formula, letting the vehicle adapt to changing surfaces and conditions. Hill Start Assist, four-wheel disc brakes with ABS, AdvanceTrac with Roll Stability Control, Pre-Collision Assist with Automatic Emergency Braking, electronic stability and traction control, and tire-pressure monitoring all support the driver when the roador trailgets less predictable.

This build also includes a dealer-installed Trailer Tow Package, adding another layer of usefulness for small recreational trailers, bikes, or weekend gear. Around Dade City, Zephyrhills, Brooksville, and Land O Lakes, that kind of capability is not just marketing copy; it is exactly how a lot of Bronco owners use their vehicles.

Every new vehicle at Parks Ford of Wesley Chapel includes our Lifetime Powertrain Warranty. Parks Plus adds more ownership value with protections such as paint and fabric protection, rain repellent, headlight protection, nitrogen tire service, Stolen Vehicle Assistance, and roadside assistance.

A Heritage Bronco is supposed to look like it has a story before you even drive it. This one actually has the equipment to back that up: V6 power, Advanced 4x4, Sasquatch hardware, 35-inch tires, locking rear axle, white hard top, trailer tow capability, and a cabin that looks nothing like a generic crossover.

Retro on the surface. Serious Bronco underneath.
Price includes $1,395 dealer added accessories.