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2026 Bronco Stroppe Edition: New Four-Door, Baja 1000 Success!

11/28/2025

Summary

Story summary

The 2025 Stroppe Edition Bronco costs $77,665 and features a 2.7-liter twin-turbo V6, 35-inch tires, and an advanced suspension.
For 2026, the Stroppe Edition Bronco will add a four-door version at $69,999 and drop the two-door V6.
RJ Zanon, a novice off-road racer, completed the Baja 1000 in a modified Bronco, showing the vehicle's potential.
Zanon's achievement, despite facing numerous challenges, highlights the Bronco's enduring appeal in motorsports.

History

Historical Context

The Baja 1000, first held on October 31, 1967, was organized by Ed Pearlman and the National Off-Road Racing Association (NORRA) to formalize off-road racing in Baja California. Initially named the Mexican 1000, it attracted over 1,000 entries in its early years, showcasing vehicles like the Ford Bronco. The race's evolution reflects the growing popularity of off-road motorsports and its impact on automotive design.

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Story summary

The 2025 Stroppe Edition Bronco costs $77,665 and features a 2.7-liter twin-turbo V6, 35-inch tires, and an advanced suspension.
For 2026, the Stroppe Edition Bronco will add a four-door version at $69,999 and drop the two-door V6.
RJ Zanon, a novice off-road racer, completed the Baja 1000 in a modified Bronco, showing the vehicle's potential.
Zanon's achievement, despite facing numerous challenges, highlights the Bronco's enduring appeal in motorsports.

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