View Photos of the 2021 Ford Bronco Black Diamond Manual
We went trail riding in the stick-shift Bronco Black Diamond.
We put the seven-speed manual Bronco in the dirt.
The manual transmission in the 2021 Bronco has seven speeds.
The manual is available only with the 300-hp, turbocharged 2.3-liter inline-four.
The Black Diamond trim comes with more off-road options than the base model, Big Bend, or Outer Banks.
The grab handles and vents have a techy 3-D-printed look, as though they came straight off a prototyping machine.
You can remove the roof, doors, and front fenders. The top panels above the driver are easily popped off in less than five minutes, and the panels fit in the cargo area.
Among other Easter eggs, like a herd of little horses hidden around the Bronco, we liked the repetition of the headlight and horizontal running light in the shape of the start button.
Calling all dog lovers and sloppy eaters: The Black Diamond trim has a waterproof interior you can hose out after a messy adventure—or after lunch.
The Bronco's G.O.A.T. dial makes choosing the right off-road setting a cinch, even for beginners.
The Bronco's upright windshield and boxy corners make it an easy horse to ride, be it in the dirt or in a parking garage.
It's not particularly quick, but the Bronco is a blast to drive, with a comfortable ride and surprisingly good handling.
2021 Ford Bronco Black Diamond
2021 Ford Bronco Black Diamond
2021 Ford Bronco Black Diamond
2021 Ford Bronco Black Diamond
2021 Ford Bronco Black Diamond
2021 Ford Bronco Black Diamond
2021 Ford Bronco Black Diamond
2021 Ford Bronco Black Diamond
2021 Ford Bronco Black Diamond
2021 Ford Bronco Black Diamond
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