The production 2025 Ford Bronco Sport Free Wheeling is decked out with a set of sunset-like gradient stripes down the sides and hood, adding a retro twist to the rugged off-road crossover. A different flavor of the Free Wheeling package debuted at the 2023 SEMA Show, sporting a cooler set of graphics that were blue-themed rather than the warm tones found in the “regular” package, and it was so popular, it became a reality shortly thereafter, and is now offered up as a standalone option by The Blue Oval itself. Now, we finally know what the Blue Free Wheeling Package costs.
Priced at $2,625, the 2025 Ford Bronco Sport Blue Free Wheeling Package is now listed on the Ford Performance website, and it’s available for all Big Bend, Outer Banks, and Badlands models. It includes everything Bronco Sport owners need to transform their rugged crossover into a retro-themed ride with blue accents, complete with Blue Free Wheeling bodyside graphics, a full set of 17×7-inch high gloss black wheels with Blue accents, and a Velocity Blue grille and liftgate letter overlay kit.
Inside, the 2025 Ford Bronco Sport Blue Free Wheeling package bundles an interior vent accent overlay kit, which includes blue trims for the speaker, doors, and vents. Finally, it includes a front door sill accent overlay kit, bringing the cool tones inside the cabin.
There’s a detailed set of instructions included with the kit for savvy Ford Bronco Sport owners, showing them out to install everything from the bodyside graphics to the interior touches. Note that The Blue Oval instructs interested buyers to speak with their preferred Ford store to order the package. And, of course, it doesn’t include tires, which must be purchased separately.
The greater 2025 Ford Bronco Sport lineup received a number of updates, including the addition of the Sasquatch Package and more. It’s been in production at the Hermosillo Assembly plant in Mexico since November 11th, 2024, and started landing at dealers in early 2025, putting the crossover one step closer to the hands of its buyers.
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Now this just looks ridiculous. Not that I would ever drive the original FW package either, but I’m old enough to get its history. Should only be on a van, though.