This will be the case until 2020 when the new Bronco is released.
It’s difficult to distinguish between a toy or a machine when it comes radio-controlled vehicles. Walmart’s $20 toy is very different from Traxxas’ R/C product. Traxxas strives to bring technological excellence in miniature packages. This company’s latest creation is a faithful replica of the 1979 Ford Bronco that offers outstanding off-road capabilities and looks great.
The Traxxas R/C Tronco rides on the TRX-4 steel ladder frame chassis. The R/C Bronco’s entire weight is just six-and-a half pounds and measures 20.57 inches long. This vehicle is ready to go on any off-road adventure. The retro Bronco’s approach angle is 63.82 degrees and the departure angle is 43.22 degrees.
The Bronco’s off-road capabilities are made possible by a shaft-driven four wheel-drive system. Four gears can be locked remotely from the differential. A two-speed, high/low transmission is available with remote shifting. Electronic Hill Hold control is available on the Traxxas Bronco. There are five drive profiles for the Bronco: Sport, Race (Trailing), Trailing, Trailing, Trailing and Crawl.
The Bronco’s off-road capabilities are not the only thing that Traxxas has packed into it. But the R/C off-road vehicle looks great. The R/C vehicle has large, knobby tires and iconic chrome bumpers. It also features retro graphics that give it the 1979 look.
Traxxas has announced that the R/C Bronco is coming soon with a price starting at $479.99. This is a great treat for spring, with warmer weather and muddy offroad trails. The electronics are waterproof so you don’t get hurt if things get wild.
Traxxas retro Ford Bronco are more than toys. The compact, portable and fun Ford Bronco offers off-road performance and versatility in a small package. This Bronco may be the one for you if you already love it and are eager to see the new one.