ONLY 40,000 MILES, ONE-OWNER, NO-ACCIDENT, NONSMOKER, BUILT FOR ADVENTURE WITHOUT ROUGHING IT! The 2023 Ford Bronco combines serious off-road engineering with the comfort and technology that make an SUV genuinely enjoyable every day. Finished in Shadow Black and showing only about 40,000 miles, this ONE-OWNER, NO-ACCIDENT Outer Banks was exceptionally well configured from the factory with the Equipment Group 314A High Package, 2.7-liter EcoBoost V6, leather-trimmed seating, 360-Degree Camera, Adaptive Cruise Control, hard top, modular front bumper, and factory towing equipment. And beneath the upscale equipment is the hardware that makes a Bronco a Bronco: body-on-frame construction, four-wheel drive, selectable G.O.A.T. Modes, generous ground clearance, removable doors, and a removable roof. Add the optional 330-horsepower twin-turbocharged V6 and this one has the performance to match its unmistakable presence. Why Shoppers Buy This Model The Bronco's appeal goes well beyond retro styling. Ford developed it around genuine off-road capability, giving owners the ability to remove the doors and roof, select drive modes for different terrain, and take advantage of a purpose-built 4x4 platform when the pavement ends. What makes this Outer Banks especially appealing is that capability doesn't come at the expense of comfort. Its extensive factory-option list adds premium seating, sophisticated driver-assistance technology, large-screen infotainment, useful trail technology, and everyday conveniences that make it just as comfortable heading to dinner as it is heading toward a trail. Automotive Press and Industry Recognition The reborn Bronco quickly established itself as one of the defining off-road SUVs of its generation, earning praise for its authentic capability, removable body components, broad configuration choices, and surprisingly livable road manners. Its combination of old-school 4x4 fundamentals and modern technology is a major part of the appeal. Features such as Trail Control, Trail Turn Assist, selectable G.O.A.T. Modes, and available camera technology give drivers modern tools without taking away the mechanical character enthusiasts expect from a serious off-road vehicle. Warranty Warranty The odometer is hovering around the 40,112-mile mark, and this Bronco is STILL COVERED by meaningful transferable factory protection. Remaining Transferable Factory Coverage Powertrain Limited Warranty -- 5 years/60,000 miles. Based on the May 29, 2023 original registration date, coverage runs through approximately May 29, 2028 or 60,000 miles, whichever comes first. Safety Restraint Coverage -- Ford provides 5-year/60,000-mile coverage for qualifying safety-restraint components, placing this coverage on approximately the same remaining time/mileage horizon as the powertrain warranty. Corrosion Perforation Coverage -- Ford provides 5-year/unlimited-mile coverage against qualifying corrosion perforation of body sheet-metal panels, extending through approximately May 29, 2028, subject to Ford's warranty terms. Roadside Assistance -- The original Ford roadside-assistance period is 5 years/60,000 miles and therefore remains within its original time and mileage window through approximately May 29, 2028 or 60,000 miles, subject to Ford's applicable program terms. Want to extend its warranty coverage? In most cases, we can provide expanded options to cover each vehicle with a valuable, comprehensive warranty for years to come! Standard Features The Outer Banks brings a more polished personality to the Bronco while retaining the underlying capability of Ford's purpose-built 4x4. Standard equipment includes four-wheel drive, G.O.A.T. Modes, Trail Control, Trail Turn Assist, Hill Start Assist, electronic stability and traction control, and a terrain-focused chassis designed for considerably more than ordinary crossover duty. Inside, the four-door configuration provides seating for five and substantially more passenger and cargo flexibility than a two-door Bronco. Push-button start, automatic climate control, power conveniences, smartphone integration, and Ford's SYNC technology give it the everyday functionality expected from a modern SUV. Installed Options This Bronco carries more than $10,000 in factory options, and those upgrades substantially elevate its performance, comfort, technology, and trail capability. Equipment Group 314A High Package 12' LCD Capacitive Touchscreen 360-Degree Camera Adaptive Cruise Control Heated Steering Wheel Wireless Charging Pad Additional High Package and Lux Package content 2.7L EcoBoost V6 -- The available twin-turbocharged V6 produces 330 horsepower and 415 lb-ft of torque on premium fuel, delivering considerably stronger performance than the standard four-cylinder while retaining the Bronco's 10-speed automatic transmission. Leather-Trimmed/Vinyl Gray/Navy Seats -- A substantial interior upgrade that gives this Outer Banks a more premium cabin while retaining materials appropriate to the Bronco's adventurous personality. 4.27 Rear Axle with Locking Differential -- Adds valuable traction capability by allowing the rear differential to lock when additional grip is needed in challenging terrain. Towing Capability -- Factory towing equipment expands the Bronco's usefulness for compatible trailers and recreational equipment. Hard Top, Gray Molded-in-Color -- Provides the security and more substantial enclosure of a factory hard top while preserving the Bronco's removable-roof experience. Front Bumper, Heavy-Duty Modular -- A more rugged factory bumper design that complements the Bronco's trail-focused construction and aggressive appearance. Keyless Entry Keypad -- Provides convenient vehicle access without requiring the key to be removed from a pocket or bag. Mechanical Features The optional 2.7-liter EcoBoost V6 is one of this Bronco's most important upgrades. Its twin turbochargers help generate 330 horsepower and 415 lb-ft of torque on premium fuel, and the engine is paired with Ford's 10-speed automatic transmission. Four-wheel drive and selectable G.O.A.T. Modes allow the Bronco to adapt its responses to different driving conditions, while the 4.27 rear axle with locking differential provides an additional advantage when traction becomes limited. Trail Control and Trail Turn Assist further reinforce that this is a genuine off-road platform rather than a conventional crossover wearing rugged styling. Off-Road Capability The Bronco was engineered around adventures that don't necessarily involve pavement. Its body-on-frame construction, four-wheel-drive system, removable doors, removable roof, terrain-management technology, and substantial ground clearance provide the foundation for real recreational capability. The locking rear differential is particularly meaningful off pavement because it can help both rear wheels work together when uneven or slippery terrain would otherwise allow one wheel to lose useful traction. The available 360-Degree Camera is another valuable tool, providing additional visibility around the vehicle during tight maneuvering and helping the driver better understand the Bronco's surroundings. Exterior Features Shadow Black gives the Bronco a particularly purposeful appearance, emphasizing its upright windshield, squared
