2026 Ford Bronco · Trims · Heritage Edition

What is the 2026 Ford Bronco Heritage Edition?

The third most expensive of the Bronco's seven trims. The Heritage Edition starts at $51,625. On price, it sits between the ($48,890) and the Stroppe Edition ($69,995). Compared with the Badlands as it comes, it comes without or . In all, 8 parts differ, listed below.

Where the Heritage Edition sits

Every 2026 Bronco by starting price.

  1. Base$40,495
  2. Big Bend$40,995
  3. Outer Banks$48,090
  4. Badlands$48,890
  5. Heritage Edition$51,625
  6. Stroppe Edition$69,995
  7. Raptor$79,995

The Heritage Edition as it comes

Before any options.

Engine
2.3L EcoBoost I-4
Transmission
7-speed manual
Drive
Advanced 4x4 with automatic on-demand engagement
Wheels
17-in Oxford White dog-dish aluminum
Tires
LT315/70R17 Goodyear rugged-terrain (35 in)
Seats
Plaid cloth seats

Also standard: 4A automatic 4WD · 4L low range · Front locker · Rear locker · Steel bumpers · Removable top

Heritage Edition vs Badlands, as they come

Numbers
WhatBadlandsHeritage Edition
Tire diameterBadlands32.7″Heritage Edition34.4″
Ground clearanceBadlandsHeritage Edition11.5″
Approach angleBadlandsHeritage Edition43.2°
Breakover angleBadlandsHeritage Edition26.3°
Departure angleBadlandsHeritage Edition37.0°
Parts
WhatBadlandsHeritage Edition
SuspensionBadlandsHOSS 2.0 with Bilstein position-sensitive dampersHeritage EditionHigh-clearance suspension with Bilstein position-sensitive dampers
WheelsBadlands17-in machined Carbonized Gray aluminumHeritage Edition17-in Oxford White dog-dish aluminum
TiresBadlandsLT285/70R17 BFGoodrich all-terrain (33 in)Heritage EditionLT315/70R17 Goodyear rugged-terrain (35 in)
Fender flaresBadlandsStandard fender flares, blackHeritage EditionHigh-clearance fender flares
Skid platesBadlandsFull steel bash platesHeritage EditionSteel bash plates under the front
Side stepsBadlandsRock railsHeritage EditionPowder-coated tube steps
TopBadlandsSoft top, black clothHeritage EditionHard top, Oxford White painted
SeatsBadlandsMarine-grade vinyl seats with MOLLE strapsHeritage EditionPlaid cloth seats
Equipment
WhatBadlandsHeritage Edition
G.O.A.T. modes: Normal, ECO, Slippery, Off-Road, Sport, Rock Crawl, BajaBadlandsYesHeritage EditionNot included
Heated steering wheelBadlandsYesHeritage EditionNot included
Washout rubber flooring with drain plugsBadlandsYesHeritage EditionNot included
G.O.A.T. modes: Normal, ECO, Sport, Slippery, SandBadlandsNot includedHeritage EditionYes

One step up: the Stroppe Edition

The Stroppe Edition costs $18,370 more, with the 2.7L and an automatic to the Heritage Edition's 2.3L four and a 7-speed manual. It adds a , , and four more things. In all, 11 parts differ.

What is the Stroppe Edition? →

What you can add

Options and for the Heritage Edition, by their own price. Some need others with them.

  • 10-speed automatic44TPrice not in our data
  • 2.7L EcoBoost V699PNeeds 10-speed automaticPrice not in our data
  • Dual tops, Oxford White hard + soft43XPrice not in our data

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The Heritage Edition, as it comes

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Heritage Edition

$51,625

4-door

34.4″ TIRE43.2° APPROACH11.5″ CLEARANCE116.1″ WHEELBASE
Clearance
″
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Tire
″
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Lift
″
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Approach
°
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Comfort & tech

What your options change

This is a stock Heritage Edition. Pick a package and every part it swaps shows up here, and in orange on the truck.

  • Has 4A
  • Has Front locker
  • Has Rear locker
  • No Sway-bar disconnect
  • No Trail Control
  • No Trail Turn Assist
  • No One-pedal drive
  • No Beadlock-capable
  • Has Steel bumpers
  • No Full bash plates
  • No Rock rails
  • No Winch-ready
4x4
Advanced (4A)
Diffs F/R
Locker / Locker
Gears
4.70
Breakover
26.3°
Departure
37.0°
Engine
2.3L · 300 hp
Gearbox
7-spd manual

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