2026 Ford Bronco Sport Big Bend 4X4
Stock T6717 · VIN 3FMCR9BN1TRE27252
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- $34,493
- Admin fee
- $620
- Total price
- $35,113
Pettus Ford De Soto has two Bronco Sport 4X4 SUVs worth a close look right now: a Velocity Blue Big Bend and an Oxford White Outer Banks. They are not the same SUV with different prices. One is the value play, and the other is the nicer-trim choice.
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Stock T6717 · VIN 3FMCR9BN1TRE27252
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Stock T6715 · VIN 3FMCR9CN2TRE22253
Inventory PhotoBoth of these 2026 Bronco Sport SUVs use Ford's 1.5L EcoBoost engine with an 8-speed automatic transmission, standard 4X4, HOSS 1.0 suspension, and five selectable G.O.A.T. Modes. Inside, both trims give you the 13.2-inch SYNC 4 touchscreen, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, an 8-inch instrument cluster screen, and Ford Co-Pilot360 Assist+ driver-assist tech. So the main decision is not powertrain. It is price, trim, comfort, and style.
T6717 is the Velocity Blue Metallic Big Bend 4X4. It has 17-inch Carbonized Gray-painted high-gloss aluminum wheels, easy-to-clean cloth bucket seats, a 6-way manual driver's seat, a 4-way manual passenger seat, black molded-in-color door handles, black roof rails, and the practical Bronco Sport look without the higher-trim extras. At $35,113 total price, this is the one I would put in front of someone who wants the capability and the Bronco shape first.
T6715 is the Oxford White Outer Banks 4X4. This trim steps up with 18-inch machined-face Ebony Black-painted wheels, a Shadow Black-painted roof, LED fog lamps, body-color door handles, heated premium-trimmed front bucket seats, a heated premium-wrapped steering wheel, an 8-way power driver's seat, a 6-way power passenger seat, driver-seat and side-mirror memory, remote start, dual-zone automatic temperature control, and an auto-dimming rearview mirror. It is the more comfortable Bronco Sport, and it looks more finished from the curb.
T6717 is the lower-priced choice at $35,113 total price. T6715 is $2,327 more at $37,440 total price. That extra money is mainly buying the Outer Banks comfort and appearance upgrades, not a different engine. Both totals include the $620 admin fee and do not include taxes, title, license, registration, or any lender or state fees.
If the goal is the lowest total price on a new 4X4 Bronco Sport, T6717 is the sensible pick. If heated premium-trimmed seats, the heated steering wheel, power seats, memory settings, bigger wheels, and the Shadow Black roof matter more, T6715 earns the higher price. Put another way: Big Bend is the smart buy, Outer Banks is the nicer daily driver.
Outer Banks three-quarter viewThe black roof, larger wheels, and dressier details show where the Outer Banks separates itself visually.
Outer Banks front viewOxford White paint, a Shadow Black roof, and the more finished Outer Banks exterior treatment.
Big Bend three-quarter viewThe Big Bend keeps the Bronco Sport shape and 4X4 stance with a more value-focused wheel and trim package.
Big Bend front viewVelocity Blue paint, the Bronco grille, black lower cladding, and the simpler Big Bend exterior treatment.
If the lower total price is the priority, T6717 Big Bend is the natural first look. If the nicer trim matters more, T6715 Outer Banks brings the comfort and style upgrades that make the payment difference easier to justify.