Ford's Bronco Raptor is a high-flying performance SUV that goes way beyond its off-road ancestor. Unlike the standard Bronco, the Raptor variant comes with a 418-hp twin-turbo V-6 engine, a Fox suspension system with greater off-road capability, and 37-inch all-terrain tires for maximum traction. Underneath, the Bronco Raptor has several protective skid plates, which should give you a hint as to what this monster is capable of. In our testing, the Bronco Raptor rocketed to 60 mph in 5.6 seconds, Despite all this off-road capability, the Bronco Raptor is surprisingly refined on the road. It is this versatility that makes the Bronco Raptor a favorite among our editors, and a great addition to our 2024 Editors' Choice list...Michael Simari CARandDRIVER.

The Bronco Raptor is offered exclusively in the four-door body style and a single trim level. Standard equipment includes a beefy EcoBoost V-6 powertrain, a stout drivetrain comprising a 10-speed automatic and 4.7 axle ratio, and all the off-roading goodies required to endow this flare-fendered machine with masterful off-road prowess. A powerful B&O audio system is standard and utilizes 10 speakers, including a sub-woofer.
During our initial test drive, we were impressed with the Bronco Raptor's off-road prowess both when bounding over bumpy terrain at speed and while crawling through rocky passes with the low-range gearing engaged
Although it flaunts enhanced off-road abilities with a widened stance and massive flared fenders, the Bronco Raptor still shares its interior design and dimensions with the regular Bronco. Those who want a more luxurious cabin can opt for leather-trimmed seats that this Raptor features.. As with the regular Bronco, the Raptor also features removable body panels and specifically frameless doors that Ford claims are easy to unbolt.