Here's Every Angle of the 2021 Ford Bronco

The new Bronco is arguably Ford's most important vehicle in decades. Aimed directly at the Jeep Wrangler's segment, it promises to be a fun, engaging off-roader with plenty of retro charm.

Ford released dozens of photos for us to get a look at the new Bronco close-up as it edges ever closer to production. Let's dive in.

We think Ford hit the nail on the head with the Bronco's exterior design. It looks retro yet modern, a perfect interpretation of what the Bronco might look like in the year 2020. There are squared-off body lines, round headlights, and plenty of muscular trim pieces.

We're especially into the fender flares and brutish front bumper. Paired with those massive tires, it all works perfectly.

The roof of the Bronco uses removable panels that are quick an easy to remove. On the four-door model, the pieces can even be stored in the trunk.

The interior of the Bronco is simple and utilitarian—exactly as it should be for a vehicle like this. All of the physical controls look simple and easy to use, while the center infotainment screen looks to be in easy reach of the front occupants.

Hardcore enthusiasts will be pleased to know the new Bronco will be available with a manual transmission. The gearbox has six forward speeds, reverse, and an additional "Crawler gear" for easy low-speed maneuverability.

Go for the Badlands or Wildtrak trims, and your Bronco will come with a rubberized washable floor—perfect for hosing out dirt and grime without having to use specialized carpet-cleaning products.

There's plenty of hidden utilities throughout the Bronco, including this slide-out tray for cargo or seating.

This hollowed-out door is just one of the many factory accessories Ford plans to offer to Bronco customers. It's Ford's attempt to take some of the aftermarket's market share back by giving buyers an OEM option.