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The Ford Bronco® SUVs Live Life, Firsthand

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Find Yourself in the Backcountry

Canada has a way of showing you what you’re made of. Out here, every rock face, trail, and unexpected turn is another chance to see what you can do.

The Way Is Bronco

The difference between imagining a journey and living it comes down to grit, gumption, and having the right 4x4 tool for the trail.

Side profile of a marsh-grey Ford Bronco with a green kayak mounted on its roof rack. Two people carry a bright orange kayak toward a lake with mountain scenery in the background.

When the route gets rougher, steeper or less predictable, it’s built to tackle the terrain. Whether you choose a 2-door Bronco or a 4-door, you get serious off-road capability, available G.O.A.T. Modes, and the ground clearance to get the job done.

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Two hikers walk along a rocky ridge at sunset past a rear three-quarter view of a red Ford Bronco Sport SUV loaded with camping gear, with a white Bronco Sport SUV in the distance.

When the pavement gives way to gravel or the roads go from wet to icy, it handles the drive ahead with ease.

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A driver turns the G.O.A.T. Modes dial to 'Rock Crawl' mode on a digital dash display, and a grey Ford Bronco accelerates over rocky terrain as the driver smiles under an open roof.
A beige Ford Bronco Sport steadily climbs a steep rocky hillside and speeds away across an arid valley under a blue sky.
A grey Ford Bronco demonstrates off-road capability and underbody protection while crawling over large rocks and stone slabs in a quarry-like terrain.

Select from seven available G.O.A.T. Modes designed to help you navigate all types of terrain and respond to Canada’s ever-changing conditions.
 




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A driver turns the G.O.A.T. Modes dial to 'Rock Crawl' mode on a digital dash display, and a grey Ford Bronco accelerates over rocky terrain as the driver smiles under an open roof.

Concentrate on choosing your path, not your pedals. While you do that, available Ford Trail Control® takes charge of acceleration and braking at low speeds.
 

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A beige Ford Bronco Sport steadily climbs a steep rocky hillside and speeds away across an arid valley under a blue sky.

When the route gets rough, available steel skid plates help protect critical underbody components, giving you one less reason to hold back.
 

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A grey Ford Bronco demonstrates off-road capability and underbody protection while crawling over large rocks and stone slabs in a quarry-like terrain.

Bronco Off-Roadeo: The Ultimate Test Drive

Take on the trails with expert guides and break new ground in your Bronco or Bronco Sport with fellow off-road adventure-seekers. If you’re not an owner yet, you can still enjoy a half-day experience to discover Bronco in its natural habitat.

Bronco Offroadeo. A Ford Bronco climbs a rocky hillside.
A photo montage of vintage 1960s first-generation Ford Broncos in various settings: a red roadster on a grassy mountain hillside, a light-blue sports utility kicking up dirt on a trail, and a teal wagon clearing snow with a front plow.
A photo montage of four vintage Ford Bronco generations: from a two-tone red 1970s model in the desert to 1980s and 1990s models by a river, on an open field, and against canyon cliffs.
A modern grey four-door Ford Bronco navigates rocky terrain in dynamic driving shots.

Getting Out There Never Gets Old

In 1966, Bronco arrived with a simple, purposeful design built for life beyond the pavement. Offered as a Roadster, Sports Utility and Wagon, each of these iconic old Ford Broncos brought its own take on rugged versatility to give Canadians more ways to explore than they could before.

A photo montage of vintage 1960s first-generation Ford Broncos in various settings: a red roadster on a grassy mountain hillside, a light-blue sports utility kicking up dirt on a trail, and a teal wagon clearing snow with a front plow.

Across four more generations, Bronco kept evolving for the way people lived and explored. The ’70s brought greater size and off-road capability, with available heavy-duty shocks and two standard V8 engines. The ’80s advanced efficiency, handling and everyday drivability through innovations like electronic fuel injection and independent front suspension. Through the ’90s, new technology, refinements, and customization made Bronco more versatile than ever. But through every evolution, the rugged spirit of the original remained.

A photo montage of four vintage Ford Bronco generations: from a two-tone red 1970s model in the desert to 1980s and 1990s models by a river, on an open field, and against canyon cliffs.

Today’s Bronco brings that original design philosophy into a new era. Advanced off-road technologies help you tackle more challenging terrain, removable doors and roof bring the outside closer, and modern creature comforts, like driver-assist features make the journey more responsive.

Sixty years later, the technology has changed. But the instinct to explore the wonders of the Canadian wild hasn’t.

A modern grey four-door Ford Bronco navigates rocky terrain in dynamic driving shots.
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