Jeep Wrangler vs Ford Bronco

No doubt, both the Jeep Wrangler and the Ford Bronco are champions of gravel, mud, snow, rocks, and so much more. With either SUV, you’re guaranteed plenty of power and capability.

In the Jeep Wrangler, you have three available 4×4 systems:

• Command-Trac® 4×4 System
• Selec-Trac® 4×4 System
• Rock-Trac® 4×4 System

Each system enables you to tackle and maintain control in specific terrain. For instance, the Rock-Trac® 4×4 System is specially designed to help you crawl over boulders and other uneven roads while ensuring each wheel has maximum torque.

In comparison, the Ford Bronco doesn’t offer specialized 4×4 systems. Rather, it offers drivetrains that balance capability between on-road and off-road drives. While that can be convenient, a drivetrain focused on off-road performance will serve you better when confronting challenging terrain.

Even with their rugged exteriors, both the Jeep Wrangler and the Ford Bronco offer cushy and inviting interiors. As standard, both models come with cloth seats and have leather-trimmed interiors available on higher trims. You’ll also find a 6-way manually adjustable driver’s seat in both SUVs.

While you can find a convenient drain and cleaning system within either the Wrangler or the Bronco, it’s only available on certain trims of the Ford Bronco. The Jeep Wrangler makes cleanup easy on all trims.

You can also customize each SUV to include additional storage and organization solutions. For instance, the Bronco offers an available MOLLE panel system on the front seat backs to hang your gear. The Wrangler, however, offers features like the available Trail Rail™ System, Jeep Utility Grid, and a removable cargo floor to keep items out of sight.