If there is one thing that us Americans want from Ford, it is the revival of the Bronco. For years now, the Bronco has ceased to exist. The old 4×4 is considered to be among the best in history and it truly deserves a modern refresh.
Well, it seems like this is about to happen. South-American carmaker, Troller, had just unveiled the T4 and it does carry the description of a new Bronco. Furthermore, Troller is owned by Ford so it could be that the latter might have handed the former, the knowledge of the Bronco.
Looking at the T4, the huge 4×4 looks like it got its inspiration from the Wrangler from Jeep, the Toyota FJ Cruiser and even the old Suzuki Samurai. It stands firm on 4-large tyres and is really tall. The T4 is also sturdy as it is built with hard plastics and reinforced steel frame.
Under the hood, the T4 is powered by a 3.2-liter, inline five-cylinder, turbodiesel engine that is identical to those on the Ford Transit van. The power mill is mated to a 6-speed manual gearbox and will come with all the driving features from the F-150.
The T4 will be released at the end of this year before being the hottest vehicle in South America. Both Ford and Troller has yet to decide on the vehicle’s pricing but we can expect it to be at around $20,000 to $30,000.
It is also important to note that the T4 won’t be making it into the US. Despite its tie-up with Ford, the vehicle does not pass the US safety test which prevents it from doing so. Henceforth, the T4 is possibly the Bronco that couldn’t make it into North America.
