Excelsior Springs isn't a place where every road and every drive feels the same. You might start the morning near W. Jesse James Road, head toward US Highway 69, cut across MO Route 10, spend an afternoon downtown near Broadway Avenue and Main Street, and finish the day heading out toward more rural roads around Clay and Ray counties.

That's exactly the kind of environment where the 2026 Ford Bronco makes sense. Standard 4x4, available 35-inch Sasquatch tires, multiple EcoBoost engines, removable doors and roof configurations, and a choice between everyday-friendly trims and extreme off-road models let you build a Bronco around the way you actually live.

And when you're ready to see one in person, Chuck Anderson Ford is right here in town at 1910 W Jesse James Road, Excelsior Springs, MO 64024.

One of the things that makes Excelsior Springs different from a generic Kansas City suburb is the character of the city itself. Downtown developed around the mineral-water era and today remains centered around Main Street and Broadway Avenue, with the historic Hall of Waters and The Elms Hotel & Spa helping define the community.

A Bronco fits that character surprisingly well. It's modern, but intentionally connected to its heritage. It's capable without needing to look like every other crossover in the parking lot. Remove the roof, pull the doors, choose a Heritage Edition or build a Sasquatch-equipped trail rig—the Bronco lets the owner decide what kind of vehicle it becomes.

A Bronco makes just as much sense parked near the Hall of Waters or The Elms as it does loaded with gear for a weekend outside town.

Excelsior Springs is also within easy reach of destinations such as Watkins Mill State Park and State Historic Site and the Jesse James Farm & Museum. For owners who spend their weekends exploring instead of sitting at home, the Bronco's combination of cargo flexibility, 4x4 capability and open-air design gives it a purpose beyond simply getting to work.

Properly equipped 2.3L and 2.7L Bronco configurations can tow up to 3,500 pounds. Bronco Raptor can tow up to 4,500 pounds when properly equipped.

That can make Bronco useful for smaller recreational trailers, utility trailers and other appropriate loads, but always check the exact vehicle's trailer rating, payload, tongue-weight limit and required equipment before towing.

When your Bronco needs maintenance, tires, brakes, diagnostics, parts or repair, you don't have to leave town to find Ford support.

Visit the Chuck Anderson Ford Service & Parts Center or schedule your service appointment online .

You can also visit our Complete Ford Ownership Guide for maintenance advice, Ford app tutorials, warning-light information, road-trip preparation and other Ford ownership resources.