Kicking off the Bronco lineup is the Base model. The Base includes a push-button start, air conditioning, carpeted floors and floor mats, and your choice of a hardtop (available with the two-door version) or a soft top if you get the four-door Bronco. The Bronco also has LED lights, standard 16-inch wheels, and 30-inch all-season tires.

The Big Bend upgrades to 17-inch wheels and larger all-terrain tires. LED fog lights are added, and this trim has a distinctive grille. The interior is enhanced with a leather steering wheel and leather-wrapped gear shift knob. This trim gives you six driving modes. A special Heritage Edition includes side steps, plaid cloth seats, a white hardtop, a white grille, and unique graphics.

The Black Diamond has black wheels, a black grille, skid plates, rock rails, and heavy-duty bumpers on both ends. The Black Diamond has durable vinyl upholstery, rubber floors, and a terrain management system with seven modes.

The Outer Banks has larger wheels and all-terrain tires. It has standard sidestep rails for convenience and upgraded LED lights. It adds the mid-package contents, including ambient interior lighting, heated front seats, more safety aids, dual-zone climate control, keyless entry, and voice recognition technology.

The Badlands trim has 33-inch all-terrain tires, a unique suspension system, and upgraded LED lights.

The Wildtrak follows with special graphics, a stronger engine, and Fox shocks.

The Everglades trim has unique fenders, exterior graphics, and upgraded LED headlights. An air snorkel is included, along with a larger touchscreen display. The Everglades has additional safety aids, heated front seats, ambient interior lighting, and more safety technology.

With the Raptor comes a more off-road focus with a turbo V6 engine, 37-inch all-terrain tires, a heavy-duty axle, paddle shifters, a lifted suspension system, and unique styling elements for Allendale or Zeeland, MI.