2026 Ford Bronco Stroppe Four Door Cheaper Than Outgoing Two Door

As Ford Authority reported yesterday, in a somewhat surprising move, the 2026 Ford Bronco Stroppe Edition is going four-door-only for the new model year. This is surprising given the fact that the Stroppe debuted as a two-door only model in 2025, but after just one model year, that’s changing in a big way – seemingly making the 2025 Bronco Stroppe a potential future collectible. However, even though four-door Broncos tend to cost more than two-doors, in general, that isn’t the case here.

Rather, the 2026 Ford Bronco Stroppe Edition is a cool $5,640 cheaper than the 2025 model, with a sticker price of $69,995 versus $75,635. It’s a pretty surprising move in more ways than one – not just because it’s larger and has more interior space to offer – but also, because the rest of the 2026 Ford Bronco lineup received a modest price increase, save for the Badlands and Raptor trims, at least.

As for why this is the case, one could assume that The Blue Oval wanted to provide a bit more cushion between the 2026 Ford Bronco Stroppe Edition and the Raptor, as previously, the latter, range-topping model was only $4,360 pricer – in spite of the fact that it comes with a lot more, in general. Aside from being a four-door-only model, the Raptor is equipped with fancy suspension bits from Fox and various other parts that the Stroppe doesn’t have, in fact.

Otherwise, there are a few tweaks in store for the 2026 Ford Bronco lineup, as Ford Authority has covered in recent weeks. Perhaps the most notable is the addition of the new 60^th Anniversary Package, which gets a variety of unique touches in time to celebrate the SUV’s latest milestone. The Bronco Anniversary Package also gets a new set of A-pillar mounted grab handles, which are included as standard with the package and are also available as an option across the rest of the lineup – but can’t be retrofitted to older Bronco models.