Weber Ford • Granite City • Greater St. Louis
A 2025 Bronco two-door has four seating positions; a four-door has five. Body, roof, trim and equipment affect the space you can use. Compare the reference measurements below, then check the exact Bronco at Weber Ford in Granite City near St. Louis.
The front-seat position affects the space behind it. Set the driver’s seat first, then judge rear-passenger comfort and access. The following published measurements are for 2025 Bronco body/roof configurations; use the exact vehicle and its equipment when checking fit.
Seats: 4. Front/rear legroom: 43.1 / 35.7 inches. Front/rear headroom: 41.0 / 39.8 inches. Try rear-seat entry and exit with the front seats set for their usual occupants.
Seats: 5. Front/rear legroom: 43.1 / 36.3 inches. Front/rear headroom: 40.8 / 40.1 inches in Ford’s standard configuration table. Check special-edition and trim-specific differences on the actual vehicle.
Seats: 5. Front/rear legroom: 43.1 / 36.3 inches. Front/rear headroom: 43.3 / 41.1 inches. Compare the roof’s operation, cabin experience and storage needs as well as the published room.
Ford’s 2025 reference lists front/rear shoulder room of 57.1 / 51.8 inches for the two-door and 57.1 / 56.5 inches for the four-door. Front/rear hip room is 56.3 / 43.3 inches for the two-door and 55.9 / 54.8 inches for the four-door.
Those measurements help explain why a seating count is only the beginning. Compare the actual cushion shape, entry opening and elbow room with the people who will use the rear seat. If you carry child seats, follow the vehicle and restraint instructions and evaluate the real installation rather than assuming that every combination will fit.
Cargo behind an occupied rear row is a different measurement from maximum cargo with that row folded. Ford Pro’s 2025 model table provides these examples; they are not universal numbers for every Bronco trim, roof or accessory combination.
Behind second row: 20.6 cubic feet. Behind first row with the rear row folded: 52.0 cubic feet.
Behind second row: 38.3 cubic feet. Behind first row with the rear row folded: 83.0 cubic feet.
Behind second row: 35.6 cubic feet. Behind first row with the rear row folded: 77.6 cubic feet.
If rear passengers ride often, try the complete entry and exit routine. Compare the door opening, seat movement and reach to personal items. A short showroom sit may miss the inconvenience that matters during daily use.
Load the item you carry most often while keeping the required seats upright. A maximum cargo specification can look generous while describing a seating arrangement you rarely use.
Check the room needed for doors and the rear swing gate, and ask for the correct roof-handling demonstration. Decide where any removed components and supplied accessories would be stored before making a purchase.
Look at the exact roof installed, included panels or components, seals, latches and any sound-deadening equipment. Compare cabin noise and everyday convenience during a suitable test drive. Do not infer the roof or all its accessories from a general trim photo.
Follow the owner’s manual for removing, installing and storing roof or door components. Ask which tools and storage items come with a used vehicle. For vehicle-specific accessories, contact the Weber Ford Parts Center before assuming a part fits every body or model year.
Ford’s 2025 model information lists marine-grade vinyl seating surfaces and washout-capable rubberized flooring with drain plugs for Badlands, while Outer Banks lists carpeted flooring. Options and the selected build still matter, so inspect the actual seats, floor and equipment.
Use the correct cleaning instructions for that vehicle. Washout-capable flooring does not make the dashboard, electronics, seats and every trim component waterproof. Ask which products and procedures apply before cleaning a used or modified interior.
Set the seat, steering wheel and mirrors, then check the view around the vehicle. Try the controls you use daily while parked, including phone connection, audio, climate and any installed camera features. Confirm which heated-seat, audio, driver-assistance or connected features are included on that stock number.
A trim name or a screen in a photograph does not establish that every option is present or every connected function is included indefinitely. Ask about equipment, operating limits and any applicable subscriptions on the actual Bronco.
Use used Ford inventory or all used vehicles and match the VIN to the model year, body and equipment. Inspect the seats, cargo surfaces, roof components and included removable-part hardware. Ask about modifications, available records and any repairs relevant to the vehicle.
Review condition and any remaining warranty or optional service contract in writing for that Bronco. Compare the purchase price, trade appraisal and financing terms separately. Confirm availability and location before traveling to 3465 Progress Parkway, Granite City, IL 62040.
This page covers 2025. If you are shopping the next model year, use the 2026 Bronco interior guide and 2026 trim comparison rather than transferring every 2025 measurement or feature.
Bronco Sport is a separate model with its own cabin and cargo layout. Compare Bronco Sport inventory and the 2026 Bronco Sport interior guide if that vehicle better matches your shopping needs.
The two-door has four seating positions and the four-door has five. Check the actual vehicle and restraint arrangement for your passengers.
No. That published maximum belongs to a particular configuration. The named examples above show why body, roof, trim and installed equipment must be matched to the figure.
No. Use the exact configuration’s published specification and inspect the actual cargo area. The Base two-door example is labeled specifically and should not be treated as a universal trim figure.
No. Flooring and seat materials vary. Even a washout-capable floor must be cleaned according to the vehicle instructions; that feature does not make every interior surface or electronic component waterproof.
Inspect the roof, seals, latches and included tools or storage items, and ask which components are supplied. Review modifications and available records for the actual vehicle.
No. Bronco Sport has separate model information and inventory. Use its own guide when comparing passenger space and cargo.
Send Weber Ford the vehicles you want to compare and confirm availability. Use the correct model-year reference for each and test the actual seating and cargo arrangement.
Reviewed October 26, 2026. Passenger measurements use Ford’s 2025 Bronco technical specifications. Named cargo examples use the 2025 Bronco table on PDF page 66 of the Ford Pro Fleet Solutions Guide. Equipment examples use Ford’s 2025 Bronco model information. Match all references to the selected vehicle.
Send Weber Ford the stock number and your passenger, roof and cargo priorities. Ask to compare the actual layout and the item you need to carry, then confirm the appointment at our Granite City dealership serving St. Louis and the Metro East.
