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When the classic Ford Bronco ended production for the first time in 1995 after having been on the market continuously since 1966, it left a hole in the automotive landscape. Love for classic Ford Bronco models and a big run-up in popularity in classic SUVs in general over the past decade has meant that demand is high for the most desirable of the old-school Broncos. This resurgence played a large part in Ford's decision to bring back the Bronco name with an all-new version for the 21st century.
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