2024 Ford Bronco Sport Loses Some Of Our Favorite Colors

TheFord Bronco Sportis entering its fourth model year and has received several changes to keep it fresh and appealing. Aside from thevibrant Free Wheeling special editionand the sinister Black Appearance Package, Ford has added two new colors to the palette: Azure Grey and Desert Sand.

While this provides consumers with new hues, Ford has removed four exterior colors for the Bronco Sport, reducing the number of options available. The configurator for the 2024 model shows that Alto Blue Metallic, Cyber Orange Metallic, and Area 51 are no longer available on the compact crossover.

Aside from that, the limited-productionBronco Heritage Limited Edition rangeis off the menu, which means customers won't be able to get Peak Blue or Yellowstone paintwork on their Bronco Sport for 2024.

Interestingly, Ford also chose todiscontinue four colorsfor the 2024 Maverick. Among the culled shades were Alto Blue and Area 51. Cyber Orange, a vivid and appealing color, was also one of the axed hues. It was removed from the Mustang Mach-E and Ranger palettes, too, so it's clearly not that popular.

Still, buyers shouldn't fret too much. There are still ten available colors on the Big Bend, Outer Banks, and Badlands trim levels. This includes bright colors such as Eruption Green Metallic and Hot Pepper Red Tinted Clearcoat, funky finishes like Desert Sand and Cactus Grey, and more sober options like Carbonized Grey Metallic and Shadow Black.

We anticipate the Bronco Sport will receive a more substantial facelift for the 2025 model year. Perhaps we will see even more changes made to the color palette.