August 11th marks 60 years since Ford introduced the Bronco “sport-utility” to the world. To celebrate this milestone, Ford is offering a 60th Anniversary Package for the 2026 Bronco (sure, there was a 25-year gap between the fifth- and sixth-generation models, but who doesn’t love a party?).

Ford starts with the four-door-only Outer Banks model powered by either the EcoBoost 2.3-liter I4 or the EcoBoost 2.7-liter V6. Color combos are limited to Ruby Red with white 60th anniversary side graphics and Wimbledon White hardtop, or solid Wimbledon White with Vermilion Red graphics. No matter which color is selected, all Broncos with the 60th Anniversary Package receive a heritage-inspired Warm Alloy grille with Vermilion Red “BRONCO” lettering and special badging that identifies their place in SUV history.

The Sasquatch Package comes standard and adds automatic on-demand four-wheel drive, a high-clearance suspension, front and rear e-lockers, and a more aggressive rear end ratio. A set of 35-inch Goodyear Territory RT tires surrounds the unique 17-inch Gravity Gray wheels, which are styled after the wheels on the original Bronco. Vermilion Red center caps with a Bucking Bronco logo and the Bronco’s first production year, 1966, deepen the anniversary model’s connection to the original.

At the back, the 60th Anniversary Package adds a matte black Ford badge on the swing gate and a tire cover with a Wimbledon White hard center that features Vermilion Red “BRONCO” branding.

Getting into the cabin will be a little easier thanks to running boards and A-pillar-mounted grab handles, which are available on all 2026 Broncos. Like the outside, the leather seats are two-tone: Ebony around Alpine white inserts.

Other special touches include Alpine marine-grade vinyl armrests, Alpine stitching on the leather-topped dashboard, and 60th Anniversary logos embossed into the seatbacks. Bronco Red accents on the instrument panel and grab handles add pops of color to the otherwise neutral interior.

Expect Ford to release pricing for the 2026 Bronco and the 60th Anniversary Package shortly before dealers start accepting orders in October.