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- [Narrator] G.O.A.T. is more than just an acronym.
It stands for Goes Over Any Type of Terrain
and it's what your Ford Bronco is all about,
thanks to a robust four-wheel drive system.
Your Bronco uses either Electronic Shift On the Fly 4x4
with part-time engagement
which offers three modes of operation,
or all-wheel drive Advanced 4x4
with Automatic On-Demand Engagement
which uses the same three modes and adds four automatic.
Two-wheel drive high is your default setting;
then there's four-wheel drive high
when you wanna drive off-road at higher speeds;
and four-wheel drive low
for increased torque multiplication.
Then if equipped,
four-wheel drive auto which provides power to the front
and rear wheels as needed for better traction.
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Bronco also comes with preset G.O.A.T. Modes
that lets you customize your vehicle systems
for a variety of different situations
like blasting through sand
or taking your Bronco out in the snow.
Your Bronco can have up to seven
of the eight available modes,
and this knob lets you easily adjust them on the fly.
Normal Mode is for everyday driving
and provides a balance of excitement, comfort,
and convenience.
Next up, Eco Mode is designed for maximum efficiency.
It helps you increase driving range
and reduce fuel consumption.
For a sporty steering feel, choose Sport Mode.
You'll experience increased accelerator pedal response
as the powertrain system holds onto the lower gears longer,
helping your vehicle accelerate faster.
Slippery Mode can be used for crossing terrain
or a firm surface is covered with loose, wet,
or slippery material like ice or snow.
Slippery Mode softens throttle response
and optimizes shifting.
Mud/Ruts Mode is only for off-road driving.
This mode gives you the optimum experience
when traversing muddy, rutted, or uneven terrains.
Sand Mode is also for off-road use only.
Use this for fun driving in soft, dry sand,
and in deep snow.
Baja Mode is for high speed off-road driving
and optimizes throttle control
for better response and torque delivery.
Rock Crawl Mode is for off-road driving
and optimum rock climbing ability.
It optimizes throttle response
to give you more control of the vehicle.
This chart shows you which G.O.A.T. Modes each model
is equipped with.
Your Bronco may also be equipped
with electronic-locking differentials
which are designed for off-road driving
on mud, rocks, or sand.
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It forces both wheels on the same axle
whether front or rear to turn at the same speed
for improved traction,
which is especially helpful
when navigating difficult terrain
where all wheels don't have the same traction.
Activate the rear differential with this switch here.
It will also automatically engage
when specific G.O.A.T. Modes are selected.
For vehicles equipped
with a front locking differential when in four low,
press this button to engage it.
Refer to this helpful chart
to know when and how your front and rear ELD can be used.
In addition, your Bronco may have stabilizer bar disconnect.
Turn it on by pressing this button.
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This feature disconnects the front stabilizer bar,
allowing for increased front wheel articulation
and improved capability and comfort on aggressive terrain.
Turn it off by pressing this button.
It too will turn on automatically
when you choose certain G.O.A.T. Modes.
Any questions?
Go to ford.com/support.
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