2025 Bronco Sport Order Guide & Price List (MSRP & Invoice)

[Bronco4423]

When I look at the Build and Price, it does look like you can't get the Tow option on the OBX unless you opt for the Sasquatch Package (Add $5535 USD).
https://shop.ford.com/configure/broncosport/2025/config/packages/Config[|Ford|Bronco Sport|2025|1|1.|.R9C..PYZ...ORB.]?intcmp=reveal-seconNav-fbc

For the Big Bend, it looks like one would have to add the Black Diamond Off Road Package to get the tow hitch.
Ford's way of raising prices...customer wants one particular feature and make them buy a package of features whether they want them or not. For 2024, I would have like a moonroof, but it required adding the Premium Package which added their fake leather (ActiveX, IOW a synthetic like vinyl) seating, among other features that I was indifferent to.
I wanted cloth seats, so no moonroof for me.

I’m old enough to remember when you could order pretty much any option a la carte. You wanted one option, you got it. Now it seems a lot of the popular ones are part of a “package”. Pretty sure it’s mostly to generate more $$$$.

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[Administrator]

Added the 9/2/24 order guide to the first post

 

[FuryMachine84]

So, is it only me whos bother by packages on cars that add cool things but remove other useful things?
For instance, did you know the Sasquatch package removes the over head sunglasses cubby? I'm assuming it's for the "Hero Sitch" panel. But still.

 

[Dude]

did you know the Sasquatch package removes the over head sunglasses cubby? I'm assuming it's for the "Hero Sitch" panel. But still.

yeah but it’s a good trade off to get the pre wired switches

 

[Lisa Sue]

So, is it only me whos bother by packages on cars that add cool things but remove other useful things?
For instance, did you know the Sasquatch package removes the over head sunglasses cubby? I'm assuming it's for the "Hero Sitch" panel. But still.

That sucks. Did you get that as a confirmation from the dealer? I noticed when I was building mine the overhead auxiliary switches were not there when you add the sunroof. The salesman confirmed that I will still get them and texted me an image. However, I’m not seeing the sunglasses cubby. Hmm

 

[Schuelady]

Lisa, I have heard, that those switches replace the sunglass holder if you're getting the Sasquatch package.

 

[Lisa Sue]

So, is it only me whos bother by packages on cars that add cool things but remove other useful things?
For instance, did you know the Sasquatch package removes the over head sunglasses cubby? I'm assuming it's for the "Hero Sitch" panel. But still.

And, when building BS OBX online with the Sasquatch package, you have the option to add the cargo mat for $150. But if you look at what comes in the Sasquatch package, the cargo mat is listed. So I made sure I removed it from my order.

 

[Lisa Sue]

Lisa, I have heard, that those switches replace the sunglass holder if you're getting the Sasquatch package.

That really sucks. I don’t have any plans for any of those auxiliary switches.

 

[gyver65]

That really sucks. I don’t have any plans for any of those auxiliary switches.

That and many other reasons is why I just bought a 24 BL for my wife. She likes nobs, she likes cactus gray etc...

 

[RushMan]

So, is it only me whos bother by packages on cars that add cool things but remove other useful things?
For instance, did you know the Sasquatch package removes the over head sunglasses cubby? I'm assuming it's for the "Hero Sitch" panel. But still.

You're not the only one. On the '25 models, I'm more disappointed in the loss of HVAC controls, replaced by physically indistinct touch controls on the new larger infotainment screen. The latter requires looking at the screen to select the desired function, while the physically distinct knobs and buttons on previous model years can be selected/ adjusted by feel.
The newer cars which have controls on the touch screen are Unsafe, IMO.
Built-in distracted driving, brought to you by Ford.

 

[Schuelady]

You're not the only one. On the '25 models, I'm more disappointed in the loss of HVAC controls, replaced by physically indistinct touch controls on the new larger infotainment screen. The latter requires looking at the screen to select the desired function, while the physically distinct knobs and buttons on previous model years can be selected/ adjusted by feel.
The newer cars which have controls on the touch screen are Unsafe, IMO.
Built-in distracted driving, brought to you by Ford.

So, on the 2025, the SYNC4 is voice activated, so that could mean, you wouldn't have to touch the screen, but speak and tell it if you want the temp or fan higher or lower, if that's the case, that would make it safe! Can anyone verify if that's the way it will be?

 

[Mark S.]

while the physically distinct knobs and buttons on previous model years can be selected/ adjusted by feel.

Really? You can reach down to this panel and tell by feel which turns on defrost and which is recirculate? I'll concede that changing the temp on a panel like this is likely easier than using touch-screen buttons. But for other functions, the buttons on the touch screen are higher up on the panel than the HVAC controls like those in this photo, and that keeps your head and eyes up. To me, Ford's HVAC control implementation for SYNC 4 is a wash when it comes to safety.

 

[Paradocks]

The lack of physical controls doesn't bother me one bit. I'm a set it and forget it person when it comes to the climate control. Put it in Auto mode, select the temperature I want the system to maintain, and never touch the controls again unless I require a defrost. The system will automatically distribute warm air to my feet and cool air to my face depending on ambient temperature. On occasion I'll just switch everything off and open the windows if it's nice outside.

 

[coopny]

Supplementary PTC heater remains standard in most states and not included by default in others. If you order a '25 BS to AL,AZ,AR,CA,FL,GA,HI,LA,MS,NC,SC or TX, ask your dealer to include the supplementary PTC heater on your build, in case you visit or move to a colder state - it should still be included in your build at no charge upon request.

(Only applies to the 1.5L engine, not applicable to the 2.0L).

 

[Schuelady]

The lack of physical controls doesn't bother me one bit. I'm a set it and forget it person when it comes to the climate control. Put it in Auto mode, select the temperature I want the system to maintain, and never touch the controls again unless I require a defrost. The system will automatically distribute warm air to my feet and cool air to my face depending on ambient temperature. On occasion I'll just switch everything off and open the windows if it's nice outside.

Plus, won't you be able to use voice activation and tell it what speed and temp you want?

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