Photos of the Ford Bronco 2020 fleeing at a meeting with a dealer

I thought that the upcoming Bronco 2020 was so much of interest to Ford that all the SUV photos would be sealed in handcuffed briefcases to armed guards. In the end, I was wrong.

Roadshow came into possession of some images of the 2018 Ford Dealers meeting, which apparently show a glimpse of the still unpublished Bronco 2020. The images were put forward for the first time thanks to our friends from AutoGuide.

In a word, the Bronco is radiant. This vehicle is unlike any other Ford SUV, borrowing a lot of style from the O.G brand. Bronco's front profile features round headlights that look terribly like those of what we saw in a teaser of Ford's "baby Bronco", also coming soon. completed with a "floating" D-pillar look thanks to an additional black trim.

Some people say that it is actually the "baby Bronco" and not the standard model. I am inclined to disagree. The bodywork that surrounds the "Bronco baby" in its trailer fades just behind the lights, while that is not the case for the car above. Plus, the silhouette behind the Bronco in the middle of the picture looks more like a first-generation Bronco than anything with a 2020 model year attached to it.

The images are in low resolution so we can not say more, but that's ok because we would still like it to be a bit of a surprise when Ford officially unveils the Bronco. It is thought that the Bronco could go into the car at the 2019 Detroit Auto Show in January, but Ford has not yet set an official date.

The images could be downloaded from a publicly accessible site, and the text of the disclaimer at the top of the site made it clear that these images were not even confidential: and send an e-mail directly from the website. Just click on the appropriate icon so that your friends can enjoy your amazing experience with you. "Frankly, I'm surprised that this image did not accidentally fall on Instagram first.

For what it's worth, Ford does not want to know anything." Ford has an exciting future product but we do not comment on speculation, " said the automaker in a statement sent via e-mail with the photos.