Ford Bronco II

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The Ford Bronco II is a compact SUV produced by Ford in the 1980s, known for its short wheelbase, off-road capability, and role as a smaller companion to the full-size Bronco.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf compact SUV
sport utility vehicle
assemblyCity Louisville
assemblyCountry United States
assemblyLocation Louisville Assembly Plant
assemblyState Kentucky
bodyStyle 3-door SUV
brand Ford
linked to: Ford Motor Company
chassisType ladder frame
class compact SUV
countryOfOrigin United States
doorCount 3
drivetrainOption four-wheel drive
rear-wheel drive
driveType part-time four-wheel drive (on 4x4 models)
engineOption 2.3L diesel (limited markets)
2.8L Cologne V6
2.9L Cologne V6
era 1980s
fuelType diesel (limited availability)
gasoline
introducedAt North American market
layout front-engine, four-wheel-drive
front-engine, rear-wheel-drive
manufacturer Ford Motor Company
marketedAs smaller companion to the full-size Ford Bronco
sporty utility vehicle for on- and off-road use
marketSegment compact off-road SUV
modelYearEnd 1990
modelYearStart 1984
nameIncludes Bronco
notableFeature body-on-frame construction
off-road capability
short wheelbase
platform Ford Ranger platform
predecessor Ford Bronco (first generation compact conceptually, but no direct predecessor)
productionEndYear 1990
productionStartYear 1983
relatedTo Ford Ranger (first generation)
safetyReputation criticized for rollover risk
seatingCapacity 4
successor Ford Explorer (first generation)
linked to: Ford Explorer
transmissionOption automatic transmission
manual transmission
trimLevelExample Eddie Bauer
linked to: Columbia Sportswear

XL
XLT
wheelbase 94.0 in (approximate)

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Ford Explorer predecessor Ford Bronco II
Jeep Cherokee (XJ) competition Ford Bronco II
subject linked to: Jeep Cherokee (S-10 Blazer era)
Ford Escape successorTo Ford Bronco II (as compact SUV offering in lineup)
linked to: Ford Bronco II
Louisville Assembly Plant formerProduct Ford Bronco II
2.8L Cologne V6 usedInVehicle Ford Bronco II