Base Ford Bronco Returns For $39,890, Stroppe Special Edition Starts At $77,530

By Gary Gastelu |

Nov 7, 2024

Turn up the Base!

The 2025 Ford Bronco lineup and its pricing has been revealed and it includes the return of a Base trim.

Ford dropped the Bronco Base in 2024 due to the SUVs supplies barely keeping up with demand, but has now increased production at the Michigan Assembly Plant that builds it.

The Base has a starting price of $39,890 including destination fees, which is about $8,000 more than it cost when the Bronco launched in 2021.

Two-door and four-door Bronco Base trucks are priced the same and come standard with a 300 hp turbocharged 2.3-liter four cylinder engine and seven-speed manual transmission. A 10-speed automatic adds $1,495. All Bronco trims now have a 12-inch digital instrument cluster and second-row air vents. Ford has also added more sound installation and improved interior lighting.

The core lineup now consists of the Big Bend ($42,265), Outer Banks ($49,835), Heritage Edition ($51,370) and Badlands ($51,990). The popular Black Diamond has been repositioned as an option package for the Big Bend. The Sasquatch off-road package also switches from Goodyear Wrangler to Goodyear Territory tires, which Ford says are quieter on the road, and has varying prices depending on the trim for which it is ordered.

Ford Bronco Stroppe Special Edition — (Ford)

The Stroppe Special Edition is a new high performance trim inspired by classic Bronco racing trucks that starts at $77,530. It features a 2.7-liter turbocharged V6 rated at 330 hp and 415 lb-ft of torque and a modified version of the Bronco’s Sasquatch package that has the HOSS 3.0 suspension system, but swaps the Sasquatch’s Bilstein shocks for a set of Fox Internal Bypass Dampers. It also gets a detachable front sway bar and front and rear locking differentials, body color high-clearance fender flares and removable side steps with integrated rock rails.