Ford Bronco Sport lineup gains new trims and power options
The Jonco Sport offers five models Big Bend Heritage Edition Free Wheeling Outer Banks and Badlands with prices from 31390 to 42662. It adds a Black Appearance Pack and two new exterior colors Azure Gray Tinted Clearcoat and Desert Sand. The 181 horsepower 1.5 liter engine pairs with an eight speed automatic while the 245 horsepower 2.0 liter turbo adds paddles and better cooling for towing up to 2200 pounds. All models use all wheel drive with 4x4 capability though off road ride is firmer on Badlands which also features a lifted suspension and upgraded dampers.
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Ford Bronco Sport 4x4 reviewed with tech and specs
The 2024 Ford Bronco Sport 4x4 tests with a 105.1 inch wheelbase, 3593 pound curb weight, 181 hp turbo engine, 8 speed auto and 520 mile highway range. Priced around 33815 base, tested 42662 with exclusive gear including a twin clutch rear drive unit and 17 inch wheels. Features include an 8 inch touchscreen, Sync 3 with Apple CarPlay Android Auto, B and O audio, advanced driver aids and a three year 36000 mile warranty plus five year 60000 mile powertrain. Tim Banse notes sport review history and factory tours.
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Do automatic transmissions beat sticks for fuel economy
Car Talk explains that over 30 years automatics have surpassed manual gearboxes in efficiency. Modern autos with multiple speeds CVTs and lockup torque converters reduce engine RPM at highway speed, delivering better mpg than sticks. Some drivers still prefer manual for control and fun.
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