When Minnesota Roads Turn Ugly, This Is the Kind of Vehicle You Want

In most places, buying an SUV is about convenience. In northern Minnesota, it is more like selecting survival equipment with cupholders. That is exactly why the 2026 Ford Bronco® keeps finding homes around Eveleth. It fits the landscape in the same way a decent pair of winter boots fits February. Properly. Naturally. Without complaint. And unlike many modern SUVs pretending to be rugged because somebody added black plastic wheel arches, the Bronco® was engineered to get dirty on purpose. Why the 2026 Ford Bronco® Feels Built for Minnesota The Iron Range does not reward fragile vehicles. Roads freeze, thaw, crack, flood, and occasionally disappear beneath snowdrifts large enough to qualify as geological features. The 2026 Ford Bronco® thrives in precisely those conditions. Available Trail Control™ works almost like off-road cruise control, automatically managing throttle and braking while you focus on steering through deep snow, mud, or rocky terrain. Pair that with available locking front and rear differentials and the Bronco® starts behaving less like a normal SUV and more like a mountain goat with Wi-Fi. more The available HOSS suspension system also deserves attention because it gives the Bronco® remarkable composure on rough surfaces. Washboard logging roads. Frozen ruts. Spring melt trails. The chassis simply absorbs punishment and carries on. The Engine Lineup Has Real Personality Ford wisely avoided giving every Bronco® the same character. The standard 2.3L EcoBoost® engine already delivers a healthy 300 hp and 325 lbs. ft. of torque, which is more than enough for most drivers exploring northern Minnesota. But if you want something with extra muscle, the available Twin-Turbocharged 2.7L V6 pushes output to 330 hp and 415 lbs. ft. of torque. Then there is the Bronco Raptor®, which exists because Ford engineers occasionally wake up and choose violence. Its 3.0L Twin-Turbocharged V6 delivers 418 hp and turns gravel roads into personal amusement parks. Crucially, all that capability never makes the Bronco® feel intimidating. It still behaves predictably in town, on highways, and during daily driving. G.O.A.T. Modes Actually Earn the Name Most drive modes in modern vehicles feel invented by marketing departments after three coffees and a branding workshop. The Bronco’s available G.O.A.T. Modes™ genuinely change how the vehicle responds. Snow, sand, mud, Baja, rock crawl. Each mode alters throttle mapping, traction response, and drivetrain behavior in useful ways you can immediately feel from behind the wheel. For drivers around Eveleth, the snow setting alone can justify the Bronco®. Minnesota winters are rarely subtle, and having a vehicle engineered specifically for changing traction conditions becomes enormously valuable six months of the year. Open-Air Driving Completely Changes the Experience This is also one of the few SUVs left that still understands fun. The removable roof and doors transform the Bronco® during warmer months. One minute it is a capable winter machine clawing through February slush. The next it becomes an open-air trail explorer heading toward the Boundary Waters with camping gear strapped in the back. That dual personality is a massive part of its appeal. Current Ford® Offers Make the Timing Interesting Ford® is currently offering Employee Pricing for All on eligible new models, including the 2025 Ford Bronco®. Qualified buyers may also access available Ford Credit financing at 4.9% APR for 60 months. These offers run through July 6, 2026. For buyers already considering a Bronco®, the numbers become considerably more attractive right now. Find Your 2026 Ford Bronco® in Eveleth, MN The 2026 Ford Bronco® is not trying to imitate an adventure vehicle. It was built from the beginning for drivers who explore difficult places, harsh weather, and unpredictable terrain. That authenticity is exactly why it resonates so strongly in northern Minnesota. Visit Lundgren Motors Ford to explore available Bronco® models, compare trims, and schedule a test drive online.

The 2025 Ford Bronco can handle all of your excursions, whether they take you around the city, across the country, or over the trail! Powerful Performance The Bronco pairs a 300-horsepower 2.3L EcoBoost engine with a seven-speed manual transmission, a combination that creates impressive power, torque, and handling. With the standard trailer tow prep package and the proper equipment, it can tow up to 3,500 pounds. more Off-Road Capabilities A 4X4 drivetrain with part-time selectable engagement comes standard on the Bronco, giving you extra traction and control when you need it. In addition, it has the High-Performance Off-Road Stability Suspension (HOSS) system, which is optimized for trail running. A cornerstone of the Bronco's off-road capability is its terrain management system. This allows you to easily adjust steering, shifting, acceleration, traction, and other key vehicle functions to accommodate different terrains and driving conditions. The base model comes with Normal, Eco, Sport, Slippery, and Sand modes, but some higher models also have Mud/Ruts, Rock Crawl, and Baja. Rugged Exterior The Bronco is made for active lifestyles, and it has the ruggedly stylish design to prove it. It's available in your choice of two-door or four-door, and the doors and tops are removable. It has 16-inch steel wheels with all-season tires. For added durability and traction, all-terrain tires are available. The distinctive grille with "Bronco" lettering, LED headlamps, and tow hooks add rugged style. Practical and Spacious Interior The Bronco's interior is practical, while also being comfortable. The two-door models seat four, and the four-door models seat five. The base trim has two cloth-covered rows, but higher models also have easy-to-clean marine-grade vinyl seats available. It comes with remote keyless entry and push-button start. A 12-inch digital instrument cluster puts the important information right where the driver can see it. Adventures often require gear, and the Bronco has the space to stow it. Convenient MOLLE panels on the back of the front seats securely hold small items. There's a dedicated cargo area behind the second row that provides 35.6 cubic feet of space in the four-door Bronco. You can fold the second row down if you need to carry longer items. When it's fully folded, there's 77.6 cubic feet for your gear. Technology and Safety Whether you're driving in the city or exploring less civilized paths, staying connected is always important. The Bronco has an advanced SYNC 4 infotainment system with voice recognition and wireless smartphone compatibility. This allows you to access your phone's texts, calls, music, and navigation through the 12-inch LCD touchscreen. The Bronco also comes with Ford Co-Pilot360, a suite of assistive features including pre-collision assist, auto high beams, and post-collision braking. It also has a rearview camera to make backing up and parking safer. Are you ready to embrace your adventurous side? Come see us at Lundgren Ford in Eveleth, MN, and test drive a new 2025 Ford Bronco today.

If you're looking for a rugged, stylish SUV for off-road adventuring, the 2025 Ford Bronco and 2025 Ford Bronco Sport are great options. They both offer impressive power and an adventurous spirit, but depending on your preferences, one may stand out over the other. Learn more about how they compare to each other to help decide which one is the best fit for you. Engine Power and Transmission Options The regular midsize Bronco packs a standard turbocharged 2.3-liter four-cylinder engine under the hood for 300 horsepower, paired with a 10-speed automatic transmission. The smaller Bronco Sport borrows its platform from the Ford Escape crossover, including a turbocharged 1.5-liter three-cylinder engine that makes 180 hp with an eight-speed automatic transmission. Both engines can be upgraded for extra power, but only the Bronco can be had with a V6. more Choosing the smaller engine gives you the option to swap the Bronco's automatic transmission for a seven-speed manual, but upgrading the Bronco Sport's engine to the available 238-hp four-cylinder unlocks steering-wheel-mounted paddle shifters. Both models have plenty of power for your off-road adventures, so the choice comes down to your transmission preference and the level of power you need. Four-Wheel Drive Both the 2025 Bronco and 2025 Bronco Sport come with four-wheel drive, but only the Sport has a full-time system. The regular Bronco features part-time selectable four-wheel drive, which can only be engaged manually, but offers three different modes to tailor your vehicle's performance. This might be suitable for some off-road adventurers, but the full-time system in the Bronco Sport offers more convenience and one less thing to focus on while you navigate through rough trails. Towing Capacity If you need your SUV to tow trailers or extra gear, the regular Bronco has the higher maximum capacity of 3,500 pounds with the base engine. The maximum capacity of the Bronco Sport is 2,200 lbs., which increases to 2,700 lbs. when you choose the more powerful engine. However, the Bronco Sport also has an available Black Diamond Off-Road package, which adds a Class II Trailer Tow package with Trailer Sway Control, which isn't available for the regular model. If you're a hardcore off-roader and don't mind its smaller stature, the 2025 Bronco Sport is the better choice. Those who primarily need their vehicle to perform well on pavement and require more interior space will be happier with the regular 2025 Bronco, which can be outfitted with additional off-road equipment. When you're ready to compare in person and decide which one to drive home, contact or stop by Lundgren Ford in Eveleth, MN to set up a test drive.