New Ford Bronco for Sale Russellville AR

• Ford Bronco trims are between $42,000 and $55,000 for 2026, as of Sept 2, 2025.
• A 60th Anniversary edition joins the lineup with unique styling updates.
• The Bronco’s 2.3L turbo-four and 2.7L V6 engines remain options for 2026.

The 60th Anniversary edition is the headliner for this model year. Based on the Outer Banks trim and fitted with the Sasquatch package, this special edition comes in a bold red-and-white color scheme. Ford adds anniversary-specific details both inside and out, from unique “60” badging to bucking bronco logos on key surfaces. It isn’t a mechanical overhaul, but it’s a heritage-inspired trim that should appeal to longtime fans and collectors.

Here’s how pricing breaks down across the lineup:

• Base: $42,000 (est)
• Big Bend: $44,000 (est)
• Free Wheeling: $46,000 (est)
• Black Diamond: $48,000 (est)
• Outer Banks: $51,000 (est)
• Badlands: $53,000 (est)
• Heritage Edition: $54,000 (est)
• 60th Anniversary: $55,000 (est)

Ford isn’t changing what’s under the hood for 2026. The base engine remains a 2.3-liter turbocharged four-cylinder. On regular gas, it puts out 275 horsepower and 300 lb-ft of torque. Fill it with premium fuel, and those numbers rise to 300 horsepower and 325 lb-ft, giving it an edge in performance without sacrificing too much efficiency.

Fuel economy stays about the same, with EPA estimates of 16–20 mpg city and 17–21 mpg highway. A 10-speed automatic transmission comes standard, but buyers still have the rare choice of a seven-speed manual when paired with the 2.3-liter—a nod to enthusiasts who want more control. Four-wheel drive continues to be standard equipment across the board.

The optional 2.7-liter V6 will also carry over. It pairs with the 10-speed automatic and delivers more power than the four-cylinder, though fuel economy doesn’t improve much. Ratings should stay around 17–18 mpg in the city and 17–20 mpg on the highway.