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Bronco refers to a young or untrained horse, typically in the American West. The term derives from the Spanish bronco, meaning rough or wild, and is commonly used for horses that are not yet broke or that are difficult to control. In rodeo and Western riding, a bronco is often the target of bucking events where riders attempt to stay mounted.

The Ford Bronco is a line of sport utility vehicles produced by Ford Motor Company. It was

In popular culture and sports, “Bronco” is also a nickname associated with teams and players connected to

introduced
in
1965
as
a
compact,
two-door
model
designed
for
off-road
use
and
utility,
evolving
through
several
generations
with
changes
in
size
and
drivetrain.
After
a
production
pause
that
ended
in
1996,
the
Bronco
was
relaunched
in
2021
as
a
mid-size
SUV
focused
on
off-road
capability,
available
in
two-
and
four-door
configurations
and
featuring
modern
off-road
technologies
and
removable
roof
options.
the
Broncos
branding,
most
notably
the
Denver
Broncos
of
the
National
Football
League.
A
member
of
such
a
team
may
be
referred
to
as
a
Bronco.
The
term
appears
in
various
brand
names,
place
names,
and
informal
usage
that
evoke
ruggedness
or
equestrian
heritage.