Blog / New Inventory

The new 2024 Ford Bronco Sport

The new Ford Bronco Sport offers an appealing combination of on-road comfort and off-road capability. It comes with attractive retro-modern body work that will get attention wherever you drive. The new Bronco Sport has solid body control on paved surfaces along with a comfortable suspension system and responsive handling. It gives you a good amount of ground clearance and the kind of off-road equipment that delivers more capability than you might expect when you're off the beaten path. Let's take a closer look at the new 2024 Ford Bronco Sport compact SUV and see why it's worth a test drive at Midway Ford in Miami, FL.

Engines

The new Bronco Sport is built with the same platform as the one Ford used for the Escape crossover and every version comes with all-wheel drive. The base powertrain is a 1.5-liter turbocharged 3-cylinder engine with 181 horsepower and you can move up to a 2.0-liter turbo 4-cylinder that's good for 245 horsepower. Both team up with an 8-speed automatic transmission and the bigger engine offers paddle shifters mounted on the steering wheel for more engaged driving as well as upgraded cooling components. The 3-cylinder version of the new Bronco Sport can give you solid fuel efficiency that comes in at 25 MPG in the city and 28 MPG on the highway. It’s worth noting that Car and Driver experts measured a remarkable 33 MPG on their highway test. With the 4-cylinder engine you should get around 21 miles with every gallon on city streets and up to 26 MPG on highways around Hialeah and Kendall, FL.

Performance

With the top-level Badlands trim you'll get a variety of exclusive equipment that includes a twin-clutch rear-wheel-drive system and a differential lock. This upper-tier Bronco Sport model also comes with all-terrain tires on 17-inch wheels, a 1.0-inch suspension lift for extra ground clearance and stronger dampers. That’s why the Badlands model has off-road capabilities that will surpass your expectations. The Bronco Sport has the ability to tow up to 2200 pounds when it's equipped with the 2.0-liter turbocharged 4-cylinder engine. The standard 3-cylinder engine can tow as much as 2000 pounds.

Interior

The new Bronco Sport gives you an upright seating position for a more commanding view of the road and it also provides a respectable amount of rear-seat leg room. With the help of a roof line that's elevated in the rear, you'll get extra headroom and enough cargo space for two mountain bikes. You can outfit the cargo hold with a special slide-out table that can double as a handy workspace that Hollywood, FL drivers will appreciate. The Bronco Sport also offers an available 400-watt power inverter that can power appliances as well as LED lights built into the inside of the rear gate to give you helpful overhead lighting. The rear gate has a glass hatch and even a handy built-in bottle opener.

Technology

Standard tech features in the new Ford Bronco Sport include an 8-inch touch screen, voice recognition, a six-speaker stereo, push-button start, proximity keyless entry, satellite radio and smartphone connectivity. Available tech upgrades include wireless device charging, an automatically-dimming rearview mirror, dual-zone automatic climate control, remote start, a household-style power outlet and a premium Bang & Olufsen stereo with 10 speakers.

Safety

The new Ford Bronco Sport comes with standard safety features that include the reassurance of a rearview camera, automatic high-beam headlights, lane-keeping assist, blind-spot monitoring, a forward collision warning system, lane-departure warning and rear cross-traffic alert. Available safety upgrades include adaptive cruise control, rain-sensing windshield wipers and an evasive-steering assist system that helps steer the Bronco Sport to avoid collisions.

The new Bronco Sport: Ready, set, test drive

If you like the idea of a compact SUV that can handle itself well both on the road and off, check out our new inventory to find the new Ford Bronco Sport that looks the most intriguing to you. Then schedule a very enjoyable test drive at Midway Ford in Miami, FL.
Posted in:

Related Posts

Ford brake inspection

Squealing, Grinding, or Shaking? Here's What Your Ford Brakes Are Telling You in Miami

Brake noise is one of the clearest signals that a component is wearing or no longer performing as intended. If you've noticed squealing, grinding, or vibration while driving around Miami, it's time to pay attention before a small repair grows into a larger one. Brake systems are designed to provide consistent, confident stopping power. As brake pads, rotors, and hardware wear over time, those components begin communicating through sound and feel. If it's time for routine maintenance, explore our Ford service center or schedule a service appointment online for a professional inspection. A High-Pitched Squeal Is Often the First Warning One of the most common brake sounds is a sharp squeal during light braking. In many Ford vehicles, this comes from a built-in wear indicator attached to the brake pad. As the friction material becomes thin, the indicator contacts the rotor and creates a noticeable sound to let you know replacement time is approaching. Responding early can help protect the brake rotors and keep the repair straightforward. Waiting too long allows the remaining pad material to wear away, increasing the chance of additional component replacement. Grinding Means Your Brakes Need Immediate Attention Grinding usually signals that the brake pads have worn beyond their usable material, allowing metal components to contact the rotor. This creates excessive friction that can quickly damage the braking surface and reduce stopping performance. In some situations, small rocks or road debris can become trapped between the rotor and brake components, producing a grinding sound. A professional inspection can identify the source and determine the appropriate repair before additional damage occurs. Vibration and Pulling Should Never Be Ignored Brake concerns are not limited to unusual sounds. If the steering wheel shakes during braking or the vehicle pulls to one side, the braking system deserves immediate attention. Brake pedal or steering wheel vibration is commonly associated with uneven rotor surfaces created by repeated heating and cooling cycles. Pulling during braking may point to uneven brake pad wear, a sticking caliper, or another component that is preventing balanced braking force across the axle. Correcting these issues early helps preserve tire life, improves vehicle stability, and restores the smooth braking experience Ford engineers intended. Miami Driving Can Be Tough on Brake Components Driving throughout Miami places added demands on your braking system. Frequent traffic lights, stop-and-go congestion, elevated temperatures, and sudden braking all contribute to faster brake wear than many drivers experience in cooler climates. Having your brakes inspected at least once a year, or any time you notice changes in sound, feel, or stopping performance, can help identify wear before it develops into a larger repair. Pairing brake inspections with routine maintenance visits makes it easier to keep your Ford performing at its best. If your vehicle is due for additional maintenance, ask about tire service, wheel alignment, or your next factory-recommended maintenance visit while you're here. Keep Your Ford Stopping with Confidence Addressing brake concerns early can help reduce repair costs, protect important components, and maintain the dependable stopping performance you expect every time you get behind the wheel. If you've noticed changes in the way your Ford brakes feel or sound around Miami, visit Midway Ford for a professional inspection. Our factory-trained technicians can diagnose the issue and help get you back on the road with confidence. Schedule your service appointment online today.

Ford Maverick

How Much Can a Ford Maverick Tow? Real Examples for Miami Drivers

The Ford Maverick delivers impressive utility in a compact frame. If you want a truck that navigates city streets effortlessly while still hauling heavy loads, this vehicle deserves your attention. For buyers in Miami, FL, Miami Ford offers the exact guidance you need to choose the right configuration. Reach out to our dealership today to discover your options. What Is the Ford Maverick's Towing Capacity? The Ford Maverick towing capacity reaches a maximum of 4,000 pounds when properly equipped. For the 2026 model year, you can achieve this rating with either the turbocharged 2.0L EcoBoost engine or the hybrid powertrain by selecting the 4K Tow Package. Without the upgraded package, the truck provides a standard towing capacity of 2,000 pounds. You can confidently choose the powertrain that best fits your daily driving needs without sacrificing utility. Real-World Towing Scenarios What does that capacity look like in practical terms? A small fishing boat or jet ski weighs between 1,500 and 3,000 pounds with a trailer. The Maverick tows that equipment easily. If you pull a landscaping trailer, expect a weight between 2,000 and 3,500 pounds, which also falls comfortably within the truck's maximum rating. Even a pop-up camper for weekend getaways stays well within the 4,000-pound limit. How the Maverick Compares to Larger Trucks The Maverick will not match the extreme hauling limits of a full-size truck. However, the compact footprint offers a distinct advantage for urban driving. Navigating tight streets and crowded parking lots becomes simple. This truck perfectly balances daily driving efficiency with practical weekend capability, giving you the best of both worlds. Tips for Maximizing Your Towing Ability You need the available 4K Tow Package to unlock the maximum towing capacity. This upgrade adds a trailer hitch receiver, a trailer brake controller, and an upgraded cooling system. Always ensure your load is properly distributed and secured before driving. Furthermore, standard tech features like Apple CarPlay© and Android Auto© keep you connected, while available driver-assist systems help you remain confident on the highway. Find Your Ford Maverick Today The 2026 MotorTrend Truck of the Year provides the ideal mix of efficiency, value, and strength. If you want a capable pickup without the bulk of a heavy-duty model, this vehicle checks every box. Visit Miami Ford in Miami, FL, to browse our current inventory and test drive your new truck.

Ford OEM Logo

The 2026 Ford Bronco is Coming to Miami, FL

Ford Bronco fans in South Florida can look forward to the arrival of the 2026 Ford Bronco. Set to be released in late 2025, the new Bronco is expected to carry over its existing engine options from the 2025 model year, including a turbocharged 2.3-liter inline-four and a twin-turbocharged 2.7-liter V6. Meanwhile, at our Miami, FL dealership, we have a very good selection of 2025 Ford Bronco models available right now in our new inventory for you to test drive and take home today. Quality The 2026 Ford Bronco will once again illustrate Ford's unwavering commitment to quality, with a high-strength steel chassis, durable body panels, and exceptional craftsmanship throughout. Adventurers in Hialeah, FL will appreciate the Bronco's solid construction, ready to withstand the toughest trails and off-road challenges. Available with two or four doors, soft tops or hardtops, and removable doors and roof panels, the 2025 Ford Bronco SUV is among the finest ways to take on the great outdoors. Performance We expect the 2026 Bronco will offer the same potent engines as our current 2025 models. That means a standard 300-horsepower turbocharged 2.3-liter four-cylinder as well as an optional 330-horsepower twin-turbo 2.7-liter V-6. A 10-speed automatic transmission will continue to manage both gas engines, and a seven-speed manual will be compatible with the 2.3-liter four-cylinder, for a higher level of driving engagement. Every new Bronco comes with off-road-style four-wheel drive, and the independent front suspension is more sophisticated than the front stick axle system in the Jeep® Wrangler. Whether you’re navigating city streets or blazing new paths in the wilderness, the Bronco will deliver the horsepower and torque you need to take on rugged terrain. The maximum towing capacity will continue to be 3500 pounds. Interior The Bronco offers Kendall, FL off-roaders the same open-air possibilities that make the Jeep Wrangler an outdoor lover's favorite, allowing you to take off the doors and roof panels. But the Ford Bronco's interior has more innovations than the Wrangler, like a rack built into the top of its dashboard that allows smartphones and GoPros to be mounted there. It also comes with frameless doors that are easy to remove. What's more, when you take off the roof and the doors, you get to keep the safety and convenience of your mirrors, an advantage the Jeep Wrangler doesn’t offer. If you want to protect the cabin from the elements, you can select the available rubberized flooring and marine-grade vinyl upholstery. Those who want a more upscale environment can get genuine leather seating surfaces. Technology The 2026 Ford Bronco will be equipped with Ford's latest SYNC® 4 software that powers a 12.0-inch touchscreen mounted in the middle of the dashboard. The system will continue to accommodate over-the-air updates and connect to your smartphone wirelessly. The infotainment system also supports an array of infotainment features like Apple CarPlay®, Android Auto™, and a Wi-Fi hotspot. Appealing upgrades for Hollywood, FL buyers will include built-in navigation and a premium Bang & Olufsen stereo system. Safety The 2026 Bronco will continue to offer a collection of advanced safety systems to provide added security. Available safety features will include forward collision warning, automatic emergency braking, blind spot monitoring, rear cross traffic alert, lane-departure warning and lane-keeping assist. Savings At our dealership, we believe that getting behind the wheel of your ideal Ford Bronco should be an attainable goal. That's why we offer competitive pricing and affordable financing options on all our Bronco models, so you can enjoy your new ride without breaking the bank. Find Out More About the New Ford Bronco We can provide updates on the arrival of the 2026 Ford Bronco. But since the 2026 versions won’t be substantially different from the current models, we invite you to visit our dealership today to test drive the 2025 Ford Bronco right now. Contact us today to schedule an appointment or drop by Midway Ford in Miami, FL at a time that’s convenient for you.