In 1996, The Craft was hot at the box office, The Incredible Hulk was an animated TV show, Slash officially left Guns N’ Roses, and the final model of the iconic Ford Bronco rolled off the assembly line.
Fast forward to 2016. A sequel to The Craft is on the way, the Hulk has become a staple of the hugely-successful Avengers movies, the reunited Guns N’ Roses has earned well over $100 million dollars and counting on their new concert tour – and it’s now been confirmed that the long-rumored 2020 Ford Bronco is a “go.”
The Bronco was beloved in the 20th century for its sturdiness and off-road capabilities, and many fans mourned its passing. Rumors of the SUV’s return began to circulate less than a decade after it was discontinued, with the company’s presentation of a new Ford Bronco concept at the 2004 North American International Auto Show. Ever since then, there have been occasional teasers and hints from Ford about a possible new Bronco, and rumors have been on the increase over the last year. But nothing definitive ever happened.
