Along with seven available terrain modes, the 2022 edition of the Bronco Sport comes with two engine choices and four trim levels. Under the hoods of Base, Big Bend, and Outer Banks models, you'll find a 1.5-liter 4-cylinder with 181 horsepower, which works perfectly with this SUV's smaller body design and combines power with maneuverability. In the trail-conquering Badlands models, an exhilarating 249-horsepower 2.0-liter engine comes standard.

Paired with every Bronco Sport engine is an 8-speed automatic transmission for smooth shifting at any speed. For more options, the 2.0-liter engine can have paddle shifters, which allow you to shift without even removing your hands from the wheel. Badlands models come with an advanced twin-clutch rear-drive unit, meaning that it can focus all of its torque to a single wheel if needed, even if other wheels currently have no traction on the roads of Allen Park.

Not only does the 2022 Bronco Sport offer the best-in-class headroom for first- and second-row occupants, but it also features contoured bucket seats and plenty of interior space, so relaxing on long trips and stretching your legs out shouldn't be a problem. Within Badlands models, there's a concealed under-seat storage area where you can store small cargo gear, so it's hidden and out of the way, located under the second-row seats by simply flipping up the seat cushion.

As for technology, you'll find the SYNC 3 system and 8-inch display in the center dash, which provides real-time directions, lets you make hands-free calls, access apps, or view the rearview camera's live feed projection. Passengers can use an available wireless charging pad and standard dual USB ports in the front row to charge personal devices. A high-quality 10-speaker B&O sound system can be opted for if the premium 6-speaker setup doesn't suit you.