New photos suggest Ford is working on a high performance version of the Bronco SUV that will be called the Warthog. The name has already been trademarked for use on motor vehicles.

A closer look at the Raptor-esque Bronco Warthog reveals beefier all-terrain tires, a rear anti-roll bar, and Fox Live Valve adaptive dampers.

A high-performance desert-running Ford Bronco is in the works, and it might bear a Raptor or Warthog badge.

Once upon a time, we thought the Ford Bronco Raptor was going to be called the Ford Bronco Warthog. We were wrong.

A beefed up Ford Bronco Raptor prototype has been spotted on public roads wearing a piece of camouflage labeled “Warthog,” our spies tell us. It certainly seems a bit odd for something so ...

A new round of spy photos of Ford’s upcoming Bronco performance variant (expected to be named Warthog) hit our inboxes Monday. Thanks to a set of “bumpers” designed for attaching rigs used ...

In addition to 37-inch rubber and a 400-horsepower EcoBoost V6, the Bronco Warthog will feature a front grille inspired by the F-150 Raptor ...

A recent application by Ford with the USPTO is adding fuel to the fire that the most off-road-ready Bronco model will forgo the Raptor name.

Having mentioned the Raptor twins, the Warthog is certain to receive over-the-top suspension upgrades and the most powerful engine available for the Ford Bronco.

A trademark for the name "Warthog" suggests the toughest Ford Bronco could steer clear of the Raptor name.

The Ford Bronco Warthog's twin-turbo 3.0-liter V6 will pump out 400 hp and 415 lb-ft ...

Ford reveals restrictions on the 2021 Bronco's available Lightning Blue paint color and teases an even larger, 37-inch off-road tire option.