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The reborn 2021 Ford Bronco is one of the Blue Oval s most highly anticipated new reveals of the year, alongside the all-electric Mustang Mach-E. Next year, the big debut will be the all-electric F-150, which could revive the Lightning name. But the focus right now remains all Bronco because the first deliveries are due this year after a nearly year-long wait.
Bronco production at the Michigan Assembly Plant will be temporarily shutting down the last two weeks of this month due to the semiconductor chip shortage crisis. This won t affect the first batch of deliveries and Ford remains adamant additional Bronco sales won t be affected. Great news, right? For certain, and now there s more.
With all sorts of pre-production prototypes floating around before customers actually receive their vehicles, it’s no surprise that the 2021 Ford Bronco has been caught in some pretty odd situations. In this case, two pre-production Broncos met their maker this morning when the trailer carrying them caught fire at a truck stop in Greenville, Illinois.
A user on the Bronco 6G Forum originally photographed and posted the incident. The images show the burned vehicles within the trailer after the fire, and then also outside afterwards. As seen in the pictures and reported by The Drive, it appears that the trailer company carrying the Broncos was named ‘Reliable Carriers’, which is somewhat ironic given the circumstances. The Rapid Red Bronco in Wildtrak guise seemed to have taken the brunt of the damage, likely given its believed proximity to the source of the fire.
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