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Bowen Scarff Ford has been a family-owned, one-price Ford store in Kent, WA since 1958, and Bronco Sport shoppers come to us from Seattle, Renton, Auburn, Federal Way and Tacoma. The Bronco Sport is the compact Bronco: 4×4 on every trim, seating for five and a turbocharged EcoBoost engine. Want removable doors and a removable roof? See our Bronco inventory.
Every Bronco Sport above shows its price. For reference, Ford’s MSRP for the 2027 Bronco Sport starts at $31,695 for the Big Bend. The Heritage starts at $33,490, the Outer Banks at $34,985 and the Badlands at $36,760, plus destination. Tax, title, license and a $200 doc fee are extra. Bowen Scarff Ford is a one-price, no-haggle store, and factory orders are sold at Ford MSRP with no added markup.
Big Bend is the value trim, with the 1.5L EcoBoost, 17-inch aluminum wheels and adaptive cruise control. Heritage adds retro styling, with a white roof and a white grille. Outer Banks is the comfort and style trim, with 18-inch wheels. Badlands is the off-road trim, with the 250-hp 2.0L, Advanced 4×4, an off-road suspension, steel skid plates and all-terrain tires. Use the trim buttons at the top of this page to see each one in stock.
Yes, 4×4 is standard on every Bronco Sport. The Badlands adds Advanced 4×4 with a twin-clutch rear drive unit that can work like a locking rear differential, and it gets seven G.O.A.T. Modes instead of five, including Rock Crawl. G.O.A.T. stands for Goes Over Any Type of Terrain.
Big Bend, Heritage and Outer Banks use a 1.5L EcoBoost three-cylinder with 180 hp and 200 lb-ft. The Badlands uses a 2.0L EcoBoost four-cylinder with 250 hp and 280 lb-ft. Both use an 8-speed automatic, and Ford rates their output on premium fuel.
The 2026 Bronco Sport with the 1.5L is EPA-rated at 25 city, 30 highway and 27 combined mpg, and the 2.0L Badlands at 21/27/23 mpg. Both have a 16-gallon fuel tank.
Up to 2,200 pounds with the 1.5L and the Class II Trailer Tow Package, and up to 2,700 pounds for the Badlands, which has the package standard. Ford requires the package for trailers over 1,500 pounds.
1.5L models have 32.5 cubic feet behind the rear seat and 65.2 cubic feet with it folded. The Badlands has 29.4 and 60.6 cubic feet. Ground clearance is 7.8 inches on 1.5L models and 8.1 inches on the Badlands.
The Bronco Sport is a compact unibody SUV that shares its platform with the Escape. It seats five, tows up to 2,700 pounds and, on 2027 MSRP, starts $9,600 below the Bronco. The Bronco is a larger body-on-frame 4×4 with removable doors and roof, low-range gearing on every model and up to 3,500 pounds of towing (4,500 for the Raptor). Our Bronco vs. Bronco Sport guide compares them.
