Ford Just Brought Back the Coolest Bronco Color
To celebrate the Bronco's diamond anniversary, Ford put together a special-edition for the Outer Banks model.
Next year marks 60 years of the Bronco, and you can bet Ford is celebrating. Over the weekend, it announced a 60th Anniversary Package for the Bronco, which gets all sorts of neat details and all the off-road features you want standard.
The 60th Anniversary Package is based on the mid-tier Bronco Outer Banks and it gets the Sasquatch package as standard, which includes 35-inch Goodyear tires, automatic four-wheel drive, front and rear locking differentials, and a unique final drive. You can have the 60th Anniversary Package with either the standard 2.3-liter turbocharged four-cylinder or the upgrade 2.7-liter V-6.
Ford also brought back one of the original Bronco's 1966 colors, Wimbledon White. The 60th Anniversary Package pairs this with Vermillion Red accents, including a stripe at the bottom of the doors, and wheel center caps meant to evoke the red locking hubs on the original Bronco. Buyers can also go for a Ruby Red body with a contrasting Wimbledon White roof.
Inside, the seats are trimmed in black and white leather with the 60th-anniversary logo embossed into the backrest. There are other red accents throughout, and a unique plaque on the center console. The Bronco 60th Anniversary Package also gets new grab handles on the A-pillars, which are available for all 2026 Bronco models.
Ford says it will announce pricing for the 60th Anniversary Package closer to the truck's October on-sale date. For reference, a 2025 Bronco Outer Banks with the Sasquatch package starts at $57,095 before any of Ford's employee-pricing discounts.
Gallery: 2026 Ford Bronco 60th Anniversary Package
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