Ford expands Bronco Desert Rising limited edition to boost aftermarket profits
Introduces visible, high-margin product drops and a scalable aftermarket/services framework; could lift near-term investor sentiment and margins if demand sustains.
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Introduces visible, high-margin product drops and a scalable aftermarket/services framework; could lift near-term investor sentiment and margins if demand sustains.
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Ford unveiled 1,000 Desert Rising Bronco SUVs priced at $57,350 under the Ford Custom Garage, expanding its aftermarket and customization offerings. The initiative seeks to lift higher-margin software and physical-services sales by 8% annually through 2030, aided by new vehicle drops marketed like Nike releases and built-in warranty options.
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