Frustrations must be mounting for all car manufacturers. Delays in reveals and production lines are costing money and putting a halt on potential revenues. In Ford’s case, the Bronco and Bronco Sport SUVs were all but completely guaranteed to make tonnes of money for the Blue Oval. Production on the Bronco Sport was set to begin in July but now it’s looking like September.
On top of starting up the assembly process, the automotive media has yet to actually see the production version of these SUVs. If the car Gods have anything to say about this, they’ll surely put the Bronco trucks center-stage at the upcoming NY auto show, its new date being August 28th to September 6th. If the Coronavirus has other plans, the reveal will surely be digital and sooner rather than later.
These two Broncos are hotly-anticipated by all SUV fans as well as families looking for a cool new SUV.
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