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The 2024 Jeep Wrangler vs 2024 Ford Bronco - Which Off-Road Vehicle is Better?


Jeep Wrangler vs. Ford Bronco

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Jeep Wrangler vs. Ford Bronco
Jeep Wrangler
Ford Bronco
At a Glance: Wrangler vs. Bronco


Jeep Wrangler vs. Ford Bronco: This legendary rivalry is covered in layers of mud, dirt, and sand. Both have made their mark on the off-road trails around Downingtown, West Chester, and Philadelphia, but which one is the ultimate all-terrain conqueror? 

Our experts at Jeff D'Ambrosio Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM are here to put them head-to-head. It's the 2024 Jeep Wrangler vs. Ford Bronco—let's find out which one reigns supreme! 


MAX HORSEPOWER

MAX HORSEPOWER

470 HP | 418 HP
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4WD DRIVETRAIN OPTIONS

4WD DRIVETRAIN OPTIONS

3 | 2
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MAX APPROACH ANGLE

MAX APPROACH ANGLE

47.4 deg. | 47.2 deg.
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Discover Which All-Terrain Titan Will Rule the Trails
Select a category below to learn more about how the Jeep Wrangler compares to the Ford Bronco.
VERSATILITY
Jeep Wrangler

If you’re looking for the power of choice, you’ll get it with the Jeep Wrangler. This adventurous SUV sports various engines so you can add as much pep as you need for your early-morning trail treks or weekly water fording fun. Plus, with extended open-air freedom in the Wrangler, we hope you’re not afraid of a little dust, dirt, water, and mud. You’re about to experience your adventure from all fronts.

Let the Battle Begin

The Jeep Wrangler offers four engines, so you can power your journey the way you see fit. The Bronco, on the other hand, gives you the option of three EcoBoost® engines.

You’ll be able to stay in touch whether you’re right around the corner or way off the grid. Both SUVs come with very similar infotainment systems to keep you connected on the go. They could come equipped with:

  • Touchscreen display
  • Bluetooth®
  • Apple CarPlay®
  • Android Auto™
  • SiriusXM® Satellite Radio
  • 4G LTE Wi-Fi Hot Spot
Feel the Breeze

There’s nothing quite like an open-air SUV. You can feel the splash of the mud, a crisp morning breeze, and the warmth of the afternoon sun. The Wrangler and the Bronco each offer a removable roof as well as removable doors, but the Wrangler also lets you lower the windshield so you can enjoy an unobstructed view of all Mother Nature provides.



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CAPABILITY
Jeep Wrangler

If you think the showdown between the Jeep Wrangler and the Ford Bronco is intense, it only gets more heated when their two most off-road-ready trim levels go head to head. The Jeep Wrangler Rubicon and the Ford Bronco Wildtrak are only for the most daring adventurers. Is that you? They’re ready to tackle any trail and answer your soul’s call of the wild.

Rubicon vs. Wildtrak

The Jeep Wrangler Rubicon and the Ford Bronco Wildtrak share the following all-terrain performance features:

  • Front and rear locking differentials
  • Trail cruise control
  • High-performance suspension
  • Underbody skid plates

The Wildtrak may come with an Advanced 4x4 that’s more tuned for off-road conditions, but it’s nothing compared to the decades of off-road knowledge that’s gone into the Rock-Trac® 4x4 system of the Rubicon. It has a 4:1 low-gear ratio that’s ideal for crawl over uneven ground and big boulders.

Conquer Any Terrain

Electronic Front Sway Bar Disconnect is one all-terrain performance feature that’s only available with the Jeep Wrangler Rubicon. When you’re pushing the limits of what’s possible, it helps this SUV answer the call. It remotely disconnects the front sway bar, allowing the wheels to drop and compress. This improves suspension articulation on rough trails.



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HISTORY
Jeep Wrangler

The legacy of the Jeep Wrangler began long before the Ford Bronco. Its great-grandfather, the original Willys MB, took to the battlefields of World War II during the 1940s. That’s why this SUV is still a symbol of freedom and capability for adventurers all over the world.

The Lasting Legacy

The Wrangler vs. Bronco rivalry heated up in the 1980s. Both manufacturers released their most luxurious versions of the SUVs to date. Drivers demanded more comfort, and Jeep gave it to them. The Wrangler was the ideal mix of rugged and refined, while the Bronco was too trail-focused for common drivers and too road-focused for hardcore enthusiasts.

Demand for the Bronco dried up, and Ford was forced to retire it in 1996. That made the Wrangler the winner of the first round and the enduring choice for explorers everywhere.

Continuing the Story Today

The Bronco is making a comeback and ready to star in the rematch of the century. The Wrangler has been rocking the trails for decades in its absence, though, and all that know-how is sure to push it to victory once again. Which side of history will you be on?




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Which SUV Will You Choose?
Jeep Wrangler

Both SUVs have earned their spots in the hall of fame for off-road performance, but with a better-optimized off-road trim level, a variety of ways to fuel your adventure, and a long-standing heritage of dependable off-road capabilities, the Jeep Wrangler is undoubtedly the ideal choice for your exciting journeys around Downingtown, West Chester, or Philadelphia.

When you're prepared to get an up-close look and feel for it firsthand, schedule a test drive at Jeff D'Ambrosio Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM!

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