2025 Ford Bronco Sport Consumer Reviews

I got a 2025 Big Bend with the black diamond off road package. The steel modular front and rear in combination with bush guard gives this year model. A very aggressive off road look. With the ability to easily mount accessories and power them with the factory installed auxiliary switches. Hitch receiver seamlessly mounted into the rear steel bumper flanked by some very chunky recovery points. The upgraded aluminum rims wrapped with Continental all-terrains. It make this the most capable bronco sport yet. The interior of the 2025 has been updated with a new 13 inch touchscreen with Android Auto and apple car play. The lines of the dash flow elegantly from the new infotainment screen to the new all digital 12 inch gauge chaster. Toggling through the different modes on the gauge chaster is very intuitive, and all the displays are laid out very cleanly. Moving from gauge chaster the center storage cubby just below the infotainment screen there is a wireless charger and USB/ USB-c ports. The passenger side of that same cubby gets a handle and a matching one on the roof just in case the driver bucks a little too much. The passenger also gets a mesh storage area. That leads us to the fact this vehicle has tons of storage options all throughout. You have pockets on the sides of the front two seat big enough for the latest new phones. Very generous door storage on all four doors plus huge glove box and center console with 12 volt outlet. The back side of the center console has air vents and another 12 volt outlet plus a 110 outlet. Now getting to the cargo area it is massive for a crossover SUV. With off road package you get a cargo management system and a very nice rubber mat. Under that there is a full size tire plus scissor jack and funnel to use with the capless filler system. On the liftgate there isa pair of very bright led lights turned on with a switch in the cargo area. This feature packed vehicle has tons awesome gadgets and hidden a little homages I spend all day just talk that. At the end of the day it is car. So how does it drive. It is wonderful, the steering and pedal response is beautiful. Rides very smooth and little to no road noise going down the highway. The active cruise control and co-pilot 360 have been very handy. The car literally drives itself most of the time. There is not enough good things I could same about this car. I love it and you pick one too. You will see what I mean.

I bought the pretty much fully loaded 2022 Outer Banks with the tan leather seats with matching interior trim and it just looks so cool and high end. For the price point the car is at you get such a well-rounded vehicle that is also a stand-out on the road. As I researched and test-drove, I figured out the set of features I really wanted but it was hard to find one car that had all the specific configurations I wanted. For example, there are 2 levels of upgraded B&O speakers, one sounds honestly not great, and the other is amazing (you’ll see a center speaker in the middle of the dash). Another one like that is there are 2 different types of leather seats. One is perforated and much more durable feeling. I was worried our dog would scratch up the other one. The other thing that I thinks is a must-have for this car is the co-pilot system. IT PRETTY MUCH DRIVES ITSELF! It’s. It necessary, but it is super fun and nice to have for the price I paid it gave me a feeling of great value. I also think the fun factor is in the branding/bronco decals everywhere. It really makes you feel like you’re stepping into something unique like a mustang and it makes me feel like going on adventures. Also, in my first week of owning I’ve been driving it in bad snowstorms and it has been taking it like nothing. Cons to consider: - if you get the shelf in the back it doesn’t go up very high so it won’t cover a lot of gear if you’re using it to hide stuff from view. - visibility is generally good, but if you’re a short person it can be hard to see over the boxy hood. - Sync 3 info screen system feels pretty outdated When I started my car search, I didn’t know I was going to be into these, but looks like I’m a Bronco guy now!

We've kept up with trucks in the snow and ice, and taken it to the beach with a paddle board on top. We can fit a bike in the back, and it's the perfect vehicle to put our Lab in, the rubber is so easy to clean. The seats are easy to keep clean too, even with kids. It also gets great mpg, even with the 4x4. I feel really secure driving around corners and it maneuvers in and out of traffic easily. So far we haven't had any issues, and I'd definitely buy another. But I'll probably drive this for several years.

We have the Big Bend and it's at 45,000 miles now. We haven't had any problems with ours. We've kept up with bigger trucks in the snow and ice, taken it to the beach with a paddle board on top, put bikes in the back, and it's so easy to clean when I put my Lab in the cargo area with the rubber. It gets great gas milage especially considering it's 4x4. It isn't a super fast vehicle but I don't even care about that. When I'm driving down these Mississippi back roads it handles corners better than I expected and I don't feel like I'm going to destroy it with all the bumps in the roads. I feel very secure driving it. It's great if you have kids too, the seats are easy to wipe down. I like the touch screen and that they use knobs too, it looks a little more utilitarian and I like that. Overall it's been a great vehicle and is well suited to our active lifestyle with kids and dogs. We'd definitely buy another one, but I do see us driving this for awhile.

Coming out of a 2020 Ford Edge ST, I wasn't expecting a whole lot - but I'm actually pretty impressed. Tiny 1.5 3cyl is actually OK, especially in sport mode. I averaged 30mpg on a trip and about 25 or 26 everyday driving. Vehicle is very versatile and a tank in the snow here in New England. Build quality so far - excellent. Zero issues. Have only owned for 5 months, so I guess time will tell. I have the Convenience Package and power moonroof and navigation - essentials in my book. My only complaints are that Ford kind of scrimps on the little things - i.e. power windows - driver side only is auto up, other windows are not auto down or up, my brother owned a 2002 Volvo and it had all 4 windows auto down and auto up. Also no remote start on the key fob on the Big Bend trim, have to step up to the Outer Banks for that. C'mon Ford - for 34K, can we get a remote start key fob please. Thankful for the FordPass app - which allows remote start via phone. Ride quality is excellent and handling is very respectable. I'm 6 feet, 250 pounds - it's very comfortable. Solid vehicle - highly recommend.

The Ford Bronco Sport has a classic yet sporty appearance with comfortable roomy driver interior. The BO Premium 10 speaker system is a must remembering to set it to Surround Mode. Having a large Moonroof is a must to enjoy great visibility from all angels. The interior dash, info screen and ambient lighting in Blue is a nighttime joy. The 360 safety technology is amazing. Exterior Lighting is awesome along with the strong fog lights. This is just the start of two years with the Outer Banks model. Planning next to buy a 2025 Ford Bronco Sport Badlands with 4.0 Cylinder, and SYNC 4 Technology to take this enjoyable ride to the NEXT LEVEL! Oh Yes, The BS is awesome in Maine snowy days!

This is my first and last Ford. I went with the Badlands trim and was excited about this car as it does do the things I need it do to - space for my large dog in the back, ability to have the rear window open, adequate space for passengers, pretty good gas mileage on 87 octane, decent power, looks great. If this typical of Ford builds, I am not sure, but the build quality is terrible. Brand new car rattles from multiple locations inside the cabin, has a persistent squeak from under the hood, and a creaking noise when pressing down or letting up on the gas peddle.

Not impressed with the way this car handles. It may look awesome but it does not hold up for a Ford. Fuel pump went out in this vehicle after 20k miles. Now the brakes are making a weird noise. Doesn't get very good gas mileage. Now the infotainment system is acting up. Please be aware if you are thinking about getting one of these vehicles.