Ford is poised to introduce the Bronco model next month, and is working to promote a new comeback on social media. Although this is not unusual, the response did not take place according to plan.
In a tweet published by the company, she said: “Bronco dates back to the sixties of the last century, and is one of the most famous SUVs in America. After all this time, some stories about the car must be told, and I asked people to share their stories about it.
While the company most likely expects users to post pictures of their old Bronco, many responses indicate a specific picture of Bronco has been in chase for more than 25 years by a number of police cars. An estimated 95 million people watched this stalking live and it was a special moment in the nineties.
The video and photos of the car spread during the chase, in a surprise that the company did not expect, which was repeated by some that the company did not expect that during its promotion of the car. Some users could not resist the opportunity to mock Ford in other ways. In particular, one person indicated that his Bronco story was that it was "Not Mustang", referring to the Mach-E Mustang.
So things may not go according to companies ’plans, but Ford rewarded a number of entries that I found appropriate. Some people were notified of a special message to go to Ford headquarters for special gifts. The production model will feature an old-fashioned design with removable doors and a ceiling.
The Bronco 2021 is expected to be offered with at least two different engines. The base version will likely feature a 2.3-liter EcoBoost engine producing around 270 hp and 420 Nm of torque. There could also be an optional 2.7-liter EcoBoost V6 with about 325 hp and 542 Nm of torque.
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