2024 Ford Bronco Sport Competitor Comparison

When comparing Ford to most of its competitors, you’ll see that the horsepower is all within the same range. It varies between 175 and 200 horsepower, so there aren’t significant differences. Still, you can get up to 250 horsepower with the Bronco Sport Badland’s 2.0-litre engine.
 
Nonetheless, the Jeep Wrangler has the best horsepower at 285, but it sacrifices fuel efficiency for it. Where the Wrangler has a combined fuel efficiency of 12.6 L/100 km, the Bronco Sport boasts an 8.9 L/100 km combined. Most competitors also have eight-speed automatic transmissions, with only the Wrangler and GMC Terrain being different.

Depending on the trim, the Ford can tow between 2,000 and 2,200 pounds. The Compass and Terrain models either match that or are lower, while the Sportage and Wrangler are higher at 2,500 and 3,500 pounds.

The design of a vehicle is the first thing you see, so you want it to be something you enjoy. We take a look at the design differences between the various cars.

The Ford Bronco Sport’s design boasts a new Free Wheeling trim. This trim is a colourful homage to a design released in the 70s. It has a sunset-styled body with red accents and yellow, orange, and red lines on the side. However, the other trims also boast various elegant elements, with different roof colours and two new exterior colours added to the line-up.
 

The Compass and Wrangler have their classic Jeep designs, with the Compass showcasing softer lines and the Wrangler bold with its sharp edges. The Bronco has the shortest length at 4,387 mm, embodying a compact SUV ideal for city commuting and adventures.

All models offer leather or leather-trimmed seating at their more expensive trims. However, Ford boasts a unique cloth with easy-to-clean seats in the base trim. All other models also feature cloth or premium cloth seats.

The Ford has up to 1,845 litres of cargo behind the first row and up to 920 litres of cargo behind the second row. The Compass and Terrain has less cargo space with the rear seats down, while the Sportage and Wrangler boasts over 2,000 litres with the rear seats down.

Technology is where vehicles shine. New technology creates a more driver-oriented and comfortable experience.

The Sport Bronco has an 8.0-inch LCD Capacitive touchscreen that boasts SYNC 3 with enhanced voice recognition systems. It also has a voice-activated touchscreen navigation system and swipe/pinch-to-zoom capacity.

The Terrain and Sportage have 7.0-inch and 8.0-inch touchscreens. Meanwhile, the Jeeps have 10.1-inch and 12.3-inch infotainment centres. The Terrain does have the option to upgrade to an 8.0-inch touchscreen, but it costs extra.

All models except the Wrangler have a six-speaker audio system, with the Wrangler having eight speakers. On Ford’s Badlands trim, you can upgrade to a 10-speaker Bang & Olufsen audio system with a subwoofer.
 

A seven-speaker Bose system becomes available on some Terrain trims, and a premium Alpine audio system is standard on specific Wrangler trims. However, the other competitors stick to the base model’s speaker system.