Ford made very few changes to the 1994 Bronco, other than the introduction of driver's-side airbags. No real innovations were necessary, though, because the loyal market of Bronco drivers knew what they were looking for: size and power. The 1994 Ford Bronco delivered both. With an overall length of 183.6 inches, and a curb weight of 4616 pounds, the '94 Bronco was one of the largest passenger vehicles of its day. Remember, too, that this is a two-door wagon! Based on Ford's F-Series truck chassis, with the innovative Twin Tractor Beam suspension, the '94 Ford Bronco was a hefty, rugged presence on the streets and off-road. Four-wheel drive was standard on the Bronco; three trims were offered, XL, XLT, and the outdoors-luxury Eddie Bauer.