View Photos of the 2021 Ford Bronco Black Diamond Manual

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The manual transmission in the 2021 Bronco has 7 speeds.

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The manual is offered only with the 300-hp, turbocharged 2.3-liter inline-four.

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The Black Diamond trim will come with a lot more off-street possibilities than the foundation model, Large Bend, or Outer Banking institutions.

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The grab handles and vents have a techy 3-D-printed seem, as though they came straight off a prototyping device.

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You can clear away the roof, doors, and front fenders. The prime panels higher than the driver are quickly popped off in fewer than 5 minutes, and the panels in good shape in the cargo area.

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Amongst other Easter eggs, like a herd of small horses hidden around the Bronco, we favored the repetition of the headlight and horizontal running mild in the form of the get started button.

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Calling all pet dog enthusiasts and sloppy eaters: The Black Diamond trim has a watertight interior you can hose out after a messy adventure—or immediately after lunch.

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The Bronco’s G.O.A.T. dial tends to make choosing the correct off-highway environment a cinch, even for newcomers.

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The Bronco’s upright windshield and boxy corners make it an easy horse to experience, be it in the grime or in a parking garage.

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It’s not specifically brief, but the Bronco is a blast to drive, with a cozy journey and remarkably fantastic dealing with.

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