Jason Gonderman

1 week ago | offroadxtreme.com | Jason Gonderman

Move over Jeep, Ford is crashing the Safari. Known for its stunning rock formations and unmatched beauty, Moab is home to some of the most technical off-road trails in the country. It’s what draws thousands of visitors to the area each and every year. And it’s the type of environment that Ford designed the Bronco to excel in. This makes Moab the perfect place for the company to debut a pair of one-of-a-kind concept vehicles built to highlight the potential of Bronco.

2 weeks ago | offroadxtreme.com | Jason Gonderman

The 2025 SCORE Championship kicked off this past weekend with the 38th running of the iconic San Felipe 250—and once again, RZR Factory Racing came out swinging. Brock Heger put on an absolute clinic, taking the overall UTV win and topping the UTV Pro Open class for the sixth time in a row. It wasn’t just Heger who impressed, though. Max Eddy Jr. powered his way through the unforgiving Baja terrain to grab a solid third place in Pro Open.

3 weeks ago | offroadxtreme.com | Jason Gonderman

There are few vehicles as iconic as the two-door Ford Bronco. From its introduction in 1966 to the current sixth-generation these rugged SUVs are instantly recognizable both on the road and on the trail. In 1966 it cost consumers $2,194 to get a brand new two-door Bronco. Adjusted for inflation, that’s about $22,015 in today’s money. Unfortunately, getting into a two-door 2025 Bronco will set you back more than double that figure.

3 weeks ago | offroadxtreme.com | Jason Gonderman

Spend enough time browsing online and you can eventually find absolutely anything. Case in point, this ostentatious twin-engine Ford Aerostar van on tracks. Named “Overtime Traxx,” this legit monster truck is for sale for just $92,000 right now on RacingJunk.com. While there’s not a ton of details about the vehicle listed in the ad, sort of an “if you know, you know” type of situation, there’s plenty to be found on Monster Truck Fandom. This truck began life as a 1990 Ford Aerostar.

3 weeks ago | dieselarmy.com | Jason Gonderman

In an unprecedented move, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has announced a new federal regulation requiring all diesel trucks to make a minimum of 750 horsepower and 1,500 lb-ft of torque-or face immediate impoundment and mandatory performance upgrades.