SoFlo Jeeps is a car modification brand from South Florida, USA, dedicated to the modification of JEEP, which was once known for the six-wheel off-road pickup model (SF6x6) that modified the Jeep Gladiator.
Today, SoFlo has launched a new ford-back bronco called the Callion, a new hatchback Bronco model called the Callion, which is powered by more than 700 horsepower and has added upgrades such as a unique hatchback roof design, a 3.5-inch lift kit, custom tires and optional power kits.
In terms of appearance, the new car retains bronco's unique retro look, with retro round headlights on the front face, "BRONCO" letter logo at the grille, and a more rugged anti-collision competitive bar, which improves the ground clearance of the new car and improved off-road capabilities; it also replaces the wider front and rear wheel arches and the more powerful 37-inch Milestar Patagonia all-terrain tires. In addition, the new car is also equipped with a new exterior coating, and the overall shape is more rigid.
As well as a soft top of the dark blue exterior paint.
Inside, SoFlo uses marine-grade leather on the seats, centre console and doors, with a King Ranch-inspired design with plenty of diamond-shaped stitching in contrasting brown tones.
This upgrade is not only stylish, but also very durable, able to withstand the hot sun, while also protecting it from rain and snow.
Of course, a company known for retrofitting Corvette and Hellcat engines can't just have the 2.7L V6 twin-turbo engine under the hood of the Staffion. So SoFlo crammed a 785 hp 5.0-liter Coyote engine into the all-new Ford Bronco.
What do you think bronco is like in the wilderness after such a blow?