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All Credit and thank you's go to Raiti's Rides YouTube for these videos. Reviews for Base, Big Bend, and Badlands models.

Awesome photos and videos!

I like how the Area 51 paint complements the background in that picture! -SG

How about making the grill chrome like the Broncos of old?

I'm totally digging the styling of this truck. Ford has covered up its crossover roots well. I can't wait until Ford shows the whole thing!

I'm sure both engines have plenty of power and torque for the average SUV buyer. In fact, the 2.0-liter engine might be the one I'd pick if I was looking for a Bronco Sport/Escape. However, Ford won't bring the new Focus ST over to the US, so what better way to fill in that gap with a...

I understand this, but I still think it'd be a cool idea if Ford dropped a 2.3 into the Bronco Sport and Escape. It'd make for a good niche in the already swelling crossover lineup. Think about it. Hyundai is working on a Tucson N-Line that could produce around 290 horsepower. If they could do...

I like the idea of a 2.3 EB in the Bronco Sport. If Ford ever does this, they should drop the same motor in the Escape and we'd have the perfect Escape ST that everyone's been talking about lately. I mean, the Lincoln Corsair (which also rides on the C2 platform) gets the 2.3 as an option, so we...

FIRST EDITION Starting MSRP (including destination fee): $39,655 Options: none Colors: -Exterior: Cyber Orange ($595) -Interior: Navy Pier leather Total MSRP (including destination fee): $40,250

BADLANDS Starting MSRP (including destination fee): $34,315 Options: -Cargo Mat ($130) -Floor liners w/ carpet mats ($200) -Class II Trailer Tow Package w/ Trailer Sway Control ($495) -Ford Co-Pilot 360 Assist+ Package ($795) -17" Carbonized Gray-Painted Low Gloss Aluminum Wheels ($795) Colors...

OUTER BANKS Starting MSRP (including destination fee): $33,815 Options: -Cargo Mat ($130) -Floor liners w/ carpet mats ($200) -Class II Trailer Tow Package w/ Trailer Sway Control ($495) -Ford Co-Pilot 360 Assist+ Package ($795) -Outer Banks Package ($1,595) Colors: Exterior: Rapid Red (395)...

BIG BEND Starting MSRP (including destination fee): $29,815 Options: -Cargo Mat ($130) -Floor liners w/ carpet mats ($200) -Class II Trailer Tow Package w/ Trailer Sway Control ($495) -Ford Co-Pilot 360 Assist+ Package ($795) -Big Bend Package ($1,595) Colors: -Exterior: Area 51 -Interior...

BASE TRIM Starting MSRP (including destination fee): $28,315 Options: -Cargo Mat ($130) -Floor liners w/ carpet mats ($200) Colors: -Exterior: Carbonized Gray -Interior: Ebony Cloth Total MSRP (including destination fee): $28,645

I understand that the B&P for the Bronco Sport came out a long time ago, but I thought it would be cool to share my builds with everyone on the site. I will post threads showcasing each trim and how I would spec it. Feel free to post your builds here as well!

Big Bend models get two interior color choices for the upholstery: black with light grey inserts or just plain black. Blue interior colors (Navy Pier) are only available on Outer Banks and First Edition models. There is no blue color at all on BB trims. -SG

I understand that some trims have fog lights and some don't, but do they all get the same light design? (like with LEDs and everything that the guy showed in the video)

I'm not sure. The only photos I've seen do not show the sunroof.

I just checked the B&P for the Bronco Sport. I don't think that you can adjust any of the the cargo carriers at all. They seem to be fixed in one position when you put them on the roof (this is just a guess- I could be wrong). No, the Badlands trim does not offer aux switches like you get in a...

I'd rather grab the keys to the Bronco Sport. I'm not saying that I have anything against a four-door Bronco (because I don't), but I've always been used to Broncos being 2-doors. Fortunately, I can get used to this really easily since Ford will obviously sell more of them.

The base model also has black "BRONCO" lettering like the FE.