Bronco body styles
2-door vs 4-door Ford Bronco
Is a Ford Bronco 2-door or 4-door? For its first 30 years, every factory Bronco was a two-door. Ford's first four-door Bronco arrived with the 2021 model. Here's how the two-door Bronco and four-door Bronco compare, with the facts checked.
Every classic Bronco was a two-door (1966–1996)
- Wikipedia's spec box lists the Bronco as a 2-door SUV for 1965–1996, and a 4-door only from 2021. W2
- The 1966–77 Bronco came as a two-door wagon, a half-cab pickup or an open roadster. W2H
- The 1978–96 full-size Broncos were three-door wagons: two doors plus a tailgate, with a lift-off top. W2
- Ford ended the full-size Bronco after 1996 and replaced it with the four-door Expedition. W2
2021+ Ford Bronco 2-door vs 4-door
| 2-door | 4-door | Source | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wheelbase | 100.4 in | 116.1 in | W2 |
| Length | 174.8 in | 189.4–190.5 in | W2 |
| Curb weight | 4,294–4,699 lb | 4,466–5,109 lb | W2 |
| Removable doors and roof | Yes | Yes | W2 |
Both the two-door and four-door 2021+ Bronco are convertibles with frameless, removable doors. The four-door rides on a 16-inch-longer wheelbase. W2 For a classic two-door, compare a 1977 Ford Bronco (92-in wheelbase) HF68.
Four-door classic Broncos: what's true
- No factory four-door Bronco existed before 2021. W2
- In the 1980s and early 1990s, Centurion Vehicles of White Pigeon, Michigan built the Centurion Classic, a four-door conversion of the fourth- and fifth-generation Bronco. It was a conversion, not a Ford model. W2
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FAQ
Did Ford make a 4-door Bronco before 2021?
No. Factory Broncos were two-doors from 1966 to 1996. Four-door 1980s–90s Broncos were Centurion conversions. W2
Is there a 4-door 1977 Ford Bronco?
Not from Ford. The 1977 Bronco came only as a two-door wagon. W2H
How much longer is the 4-door 2021 Bronco?
Its wheelbase is 116.1 in against the 2-door's 100.4 in, about 16 in longer. W2