2027 Ford Bronco Sport Trims Explained
Bronco Sport trims
2027 Ford Bronco Sport Trims Explained
Four trims, two engines, one question: which one fits how you drive?
- 4trims
- $31,695Big Bend start*
- $36,760Badlands*
Home › Ford Bronco Sport Guide › 2027 Bronco Sport trims explained · Last updated October 31, 2026
Short answer: The 2027 Bronco Sport comes as Big Bend ($31,695), Heritage ($33,490), Outer Banks ($34,985) and Badlands ($36,760) before destination (reported). The first three share a 180-hp 1.5L; Badlands gets the 250-hp 2.0L, more G.O.A.T. Modes and the most trail hardware.
Prices are Ford MSRP before destination (2026 destination was $1,995; Ford hadn't published the 2027 figure as of October 31, 2026). 2027 figures are from Ford's order guide as reported by Motor1, AutoGuide and CarsDirect (Aug–Sep 2026) — we'll switch to Ford's published numbers once available.
2027 prices and engines
| Trim | Engine | G.O.A.T. Modes | Key packages | 2027 MSRP* | vs 2026 | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Big Bend | 1.5L EcoBoost I-3, 180 hp | 5 | Black Diamond, Convenience | $31,695 | −$150 | Value, daily driving |
| Heritage | 1.5L EcoBoost I-3, 180 hp | 5 | Interior Protection | $33,490 | +$95 | Retro styling |
| Outer Banks | 1.5L EcoBoost I-3, 180 hp | 5 (7 with Sasquatch) | Sasquatch, Tech | $34,985 | −$160 | Comfort and tech |
| Badlands | 2.0L EcoBoost I-4, 250 hp | 7 | Sasquatch, Tech, Camping | $36,760 | −$505 | Trails, power, towing |
*Reported from Ford's 2027 order guide (Motor1/AutoGuide, Aug–Sep 2026), before destination. “vs 2026” compares with 2026 Job 2 prices. All trims: 4x4, 8-speed automatic.
Trim by trim
Big Bend — the value pick
The entry trim and the one most Barron-area commuters should price first. The Black Diamond package adds steel skid plates, all-terrain tires and recovery points without jumping to Badlands money. Reported 2027 deletions: heated mirrors and the fold-down rear armrest.
Heritage — the look
Retro styling on the 1.5L. The only trim that rose in price for 2027 (+$95). Reported deletion: heated mirrors. Interior Protection is the common add.
Outer Banks — comfort and tech
The nicest-riding 1.5L trim, and the only non-Badlands trim that offers Sasquatch. Reported 2027 changes: the 6-way power passenger seat is now manual and the auto-dimming mirror is gone. Tech Package available.
Badlands — power, towing and trails
The only 2.0L (250 hp), 2,700-lb towing when equipped, and seven G.O.A.T. Modes including Rock Crawl and Rally. Reported 2027 changes: manual driver seat, single-zone climate, auto-dimming mirror removed, and liftgate floodlights moved to the Camping Package. Tech Package was $2,295 for 2026.
Packages and deletions at a glance
| Trim | Key packages | 2027 deletions reported |
|---|---|---|
| Big Bend | Black Diamond, Convenience, Interior Protection | Heated mirrors; fold-down rear armrest |
| Heritage | Interior Protection | Heated mirrors |
| Outer Banks | Sasquatch, Tech | Power passenger seat; auto-dimming mirror |
| Badlands | Sasquatch, Tech, Bronze, Camping | Power driver seat; dual-zone climate; auto-dimming mirror; floodlights to Camping |
G.O.A.T. Modes
Big Bend, Heritage and Outer Banks have five: Normal, Eco, Sport, Slippery and Off-Road. Badlands and Sasquatch models add Rock Crawl and Rally. Every trim gets Slippery — the one you'll use most in a Wisconsin winter.
How we'd choose
- Commute plus gravel roads: Big Bend with Black Diamond.
- Daily comfort: Outer Banks.
- Towing a small camper or boat: Badlands (2,700 lb) — see 1.5L vs 2.0L.
- Trails: Badlands with Sasquatch.
Some removed items still come back through packages. Ask us for a priced build — invoice pricing, $127.50 doc fee as the only dealer fee.
Back to the Ford Bronco Sport buyer's guide.
Trim-by-trim answers
| Question | Big Bend | Heritage | Outer Banks | Badlands |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Heated front seats | Package | Package | Standard (+ heated wheel) | Check sticker (2027 changes) |
| Power driver seat | — | — | 8-way power memory | Manual for 2027 (reported) |
| Climate | Manual | Manual | Dual-zone auto | Single-zone for 2027 (reported) |
| Tires | 17-in all-season | 17-in all-terrain | 18-in all-terrain | 17-in all-terrain |
| Sasquatch available | No (Black Diamond) | No | Yes | Yes |
| 360 camera w/ Trail View | — | — | Package | Standard (2026) |
Built from Ford.com 2026 trim pages plus 2027 order-guide reports. Exact equipment and price are on the window sticker — ask us for the sticker and an out-the-door quote on the actual VIN.
Heritage: what makes it different?
Oxford White roof, wheels and grille, red BRONCO lettering, Heritage script decals, Navy Pier plaid cloth with Robin's Egg Blue stitching.
Free Wheeling Edition?
A 2023 retro-graphics special; not in today's lineup. Look for one used.
Best commuter trim
Big Bend for price and 27 mpg combined; Outer Banks for heated seats/wheel and memory seat.
Moonroof
Available on upper trims; costs about 2.4 inches of front headroom.
Bronco Sport questions
Is the Free Wheeling Edition still available?
No. It was a 2023 special; Heritage carries the retro look now.
Are heated seats standard on the Bronco Sport?
Standard on Outer Banks; available through packages on others. Confirm 2027 content on the sticker.
What is the cheapest 2027 Bronco Sport?
The Big Bend, at $31,695 before destination (reported from Ford's 2027 order guide).
Which Bronco Sport has the 2.0L engine?
Only the Badlands.
Which trims offer Sasquatch?
Outer Banks and Badlands. Big Bend offers Black Diamond instead.
Which Bronco Sport trim is best for winter?
All are 4x4 with Slippery mode. Tires matter most; Big Bend with Black Diamond or any trim on winter tires works well around Barron.
More Bronco Sport guides
Sources: Motor1, 2027 Bronco Sport pricing (order guide), AutoGuide, 2027 Bronco Sport sheds standard equipment, Ford Authority, 2027 Badlands changes (Sep 2026), The Bronco Nation, 2026 Bronco Sport Job 2 prices and packages