2025 Ford Bronco Silver Lake Dunes Project

• The Silver Lake Dunes Project vehicles are one-off concepts celebrating the Bronco’s 60th anniversary, featuring Azure Gray paint accented by sunset gradient graphics that recall Lake Michigan and Silver Lake Sand Dunes.

• Custom visuals include painted fenders, tow hooks, and heritage-style wheels, supported by Ford Performance accessories like bull bars, Yakima paddleboard carriers, and Rigid light bars for off-road readiness.

• Though not available for sale, Ford positions the project as inspiration for owners, constructed using off-the-shelf accessories and vinyl graphics that could be replicated at home.

Design That Echoes Dunes and Dusk

Ford's Silver Lake Dunes Project captures the dynamic hues of Michigan’s Silver Lake Sand Dunes. Designers draped both the Bronco and Bronco Sport in Azure Gray, then added gradient graphics—orange, pink, purple, and blue—reminiscent of sand meeting water and a sky streaked by sunset. The visuals are more than paint: they create mood and connection to place.

Both models pause the line between concept and achievable build. Functional accessories are sourced from Ford Performance catalogs. These vehicles sport Yakima paddleboard carriers, Rigid LED light bars, and modular front-end bull bars (standard on certain trims). The setup reinforces that this project remains grounded in practicality.

Visual Accents Elevate Each Model

Details set these concepts apart. The full-size Bronco wears bronco heritage wheels painted black tucked into rugged BFGoodrich T/A K03 tires. The Bronco Sport borrows Mustang Mach-E Rally wheels finished in black, wrapped in BFGoodrich XL T/TERTRA tires. Painted fenders and color-coordinated tow hooks pair with subtle “Bronco” badges to complete the dune-themed aesthetic.

An Exercise in Customization — and Storytelling

Ford clarifies that these are concept vehicles, not parts of a retail program. Their role: inspire enthusiasts. From vinyl graphics to roof racks and lighting accessories, the builds reflect what an owner could realistically assemble using Ford's aftermarket inventory and local installers.

In doing so, Ford reconnects with its off-road roots—Silver Lake has long served as a testing ground and rallying point for the Bronco community. The project links the vehicle’s heritage with modern expression, encouraging owners to build their own narrative.

Technical Specification

Performance & Powertrain

• Engine options remain as per base models:
• 2.3 L EcoBoost inline-4 (~300 hp / 220 kW)
• 2.7 L EcoBoost V6 (~330 hp / 246 kW)
• 3.0 L EcoBoost V6 in Raptor (~418 hp / 312 kW)
• Towing capacity unchanged: 3,500 lbs standard; up to 4,500 lbs for Raptor variant
• Transmission and four-wheel-drive systems remain standard

Body & Dimensions (2-Door SUV Standard Bronco)

• Length: 173.7 in (~4,413 mm)
• Width (with mirrors): 86.3 in (~2,192 mm); without: 75.9 in (~1,929 mm)
• Height: 73.0 in (~1,854 mm)
• Wheelbase: 100.4 in (~2,551 mm)
• Ground Clearance: 9.4 in (~239 mm)

Off-Road Angles & Capacities

• Approach Angle: 38.3°
• Departure Angle: 32.1°
• Maximum Cargo Volume (4-Door with seats folded): 83 cu ft (~2,351 L)
• Standard Cargo Volume (2-Door behind rear seats): 22.4 cu ft (~634 L); with seats folded: 52.3 cu ft (~1,481 L)

Aesthetic and Accessory Enhancements

• Azure Gray base paint with gradated hues of orange, purple, and blue reflecting Silver Lake sunset themes
• Paint-matched fenders, tow hooks, and accent panels
• Wheel upgrades for themed styling: heritage-style wheels (full-size) or Mach-E Rally wheels (Bronco Sport), finished in coordinating colors with all-terrain tires

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