It’s Official: Jeep Woodys and Ford Broncos Are Returning From the Dead

Sometimes — like when Aaron Rodgers throws a Hail Mary — everything in the universe just aligns.

For fans of Ford Broncos and Jeep Wagoneers, iconic models long-rumored to be returning to production, the Detroit Auto Show has been one of those times. On Sunday and Monday, Jeep and Ford (respectively) officially confirmed new models of the Wagoneer, Grand Wagoneer, Wrangler pickup, Bronco and Ranger pickup are coming down the pike.

While the exact dates when the models will be released are unclear, it appears as if all five of the new builds could be available by as soon as 2021 and that some of them — the Ranger in particular — could hit the market even earlier, possibly by 2019.

No matter when they arrive, we’re ready and waiting.

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