Cervinis Brings Aggressive Aesthetics To The All-New Ford Bronco

We have all seen the vast new line up Ford Motor Company has introduced in recent years, however, the aftermarket has lagged behind. This makes sense from a business standpoint, as a lack of interest in a vehicle would directly affect any company’s bottom line on new product ventures. Well, that time has passed as the love for Ford is stronger than ever. At the 2022 Carlisle Ford Nationals, we saw record breaking registration of the blue oval. While old and new Ford’s overpowered the fairgrounds, vendors showcased their ability to leap into new platforms with recently released products. One such company was Cervinis Auto Designs who had displayed a variety of prototype hoods for the all-new Ford Bronco.

While Ford mass produces a variety of vehicles, Cervinis has long been known for the ability to change the aesthetics and make a vehicle standout. It has had everything from side skirts, bumpers, spoilers, and of course hoods available to order. These pieces remove the mundane factory body lines and add an aggressive approach with functionality behind it. So, when the new Bronco was released with aggressive off-road body panels and fender flares, but a hood that lacked the luster of the rest of the body, Cervinis stepped up to create a variety of options.

Standing three wide at the Carlisle Ford Nationals was a series of Broncos displaying prototype hoods that Cervinis had created in the last 14 days. Each hood brought a new dynamic to the reincarnated off-road vehicle. One was a muscular cowl hood, the other two utilized a dual-entry, ram air style with a main difference being in height. Since two eyes are better than one, then 3500-plus attendees must be a lot better. To garner these opinions Cervinis took a poll of which hood everyone liked the best. If you’re looking to change up your Broncos appearance for the better, then keep an eye on Cervinis latest offerings.

 

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