Thirty-five-inch tires change what Outer Banks means. This 2026 Ford Bronco Outer Banks 4-Door 4x4 has the Sasquatch Package, so the polished side of the trim is sitting on LT315/70R17 tires with 17-inch matte black alloy wheels, Advanced 4x4, a 4.7 rear axle with locking differential and a front locking differential. That is a serious jump in hardware for a Bronco that still gives you the comfort and finish people expect from Outer Banks.

Around Dade City, Zephyrhills or farther north toward Brooksville, that equipment has a purpose. Locking differentials can keep both ends working when traction gets uneven, while the larger 35-inch tires give the Bronco more clearance and a much more capable footprint on sand, loose ground, wet grass or rough property access. Ford's Terrain Management System with G.O.A.T. Modes lets you tailor the Bronco to changing surfaces instead of relying on one setting for everything. Two front tow hooks and one rear tow hook are already there when recovery points matter.

Back in Wesley Chapel, it is a very different vehicle.

The Outer Banks cabin gives the driver 10-way power adjustment and the passenger 8-way power seating, with Black leather-trimmed/vinyl seats, a leather-wrapped steering wheel and leather gear knob. The 60/40 rear seat folds when cargo needs more room, smart-charging USB ports keep devices handled, and the locking glove box becomes especially useful when you decide to open the Bronco up. This new Bronco also includes the Parks Ford Lifetime Powertrain Warranty from Parks Ford of Wesley Chapel.

The painted hard top with sound-deadening headliner makes highway miles through New Tampa and Land O Lakes easier to live with, but it does not permanently seal you into a conventional SUV. Ford includes the tool kit for removing the doors and top, so the same Bronco that handles the weekday commute can be opened up when Tampa Bay finally gives you a dry afternoon worth taking advantage of.

The 2.3L EcoBoost I-4 and 10-speed automatic keep the Bronco easy to drive in normal traffic, even with the Sasquatch hardware underneath it. That matters because most owners are going to spend plenty of time on pavement before the fun starts. EPA estimates are 17 MPG city, 19 MPG highway and 18 MPG combined for this configuration.

Technology stays where it belongs: useful, but not the headline. SYNC 4 runs through a 12-inch center display, Ford Co-Pilot360 adds driver-assistance support, and the Connectivity Package includes one year with the Ford app. Push-button start, Hill Start Assist, the digital cluster and remote connectivity all help with daily ownership without distracting from what makes this particular Bronco different.

Oxford White works especially well with the Sasquatch stance. The matte black wheels, large all-terrain tires, black hard top and Bronco proportions give it a simple two-tone look that does not need extra decoration. Parks Plus paint protection, rain-repellent treatment and headlight protection help preserve that appearance through Florida sun, storms and highway exposure.

A standard Outer Banks is easy to enjoy. This one adds the equipment that lets you keep going after the easy road ends.

Lock both differentials. Pick a G.O.A.T. Mode. See what is on the other side. Not all customers may qualify for all rebates. Price includes: $1000 - Retail Customer Cash. Exp. 09/30/2026 $1000 - SSE Down Payment Assistance. Exp. 08/31/2026 $500 - Final Days Mega Bonus Cash. Exp. 08/31/2026 $500 - Retail Bonus Cash. Exp. 08/31/2026 Price includes $1,395 dealer added accessories.