Gateway Bronco joined Barrett-Jackson for its 2022 return to Palm Beach, Florida. After a two-year hiatus due to COVID, the collector car community flocked to the world’s greatest collector car auction.

As part of the ongoing rollout of the Kummer initiative, the Chancellor of Missouri S&T, Mohammad Dehghani, visited Gateway Bronco in March. He and his team were given a shop-floor tour of Gateway Bronco’s Hamel, IL, factory.

It’s hard to imagine any Gateway Bronco could be a “sleeper” given the high-impact style, state-of-the-art technology and luxurious appointments crafted into each one. But if any could qualify, it might be build number 89.

The skyrocketing popularity of Gateway Bronco vehicles is reversing the trend of automotive jobs leaving the USA, especially the Midwest. The company is growing its team of experts to keep up with demand, adding talented and committed people to every aspect of the business.

In January, the collector car and enthusiast community rumbled into Scottsdale to celebrate Barrett-Jackson’s 50th anniversary. The annual pilgrimage to Arizona was especially well attended this year, with tens of thousands visiting daily.

Seth Burgett, Gateway Bronco founder and CEO, might be known for his company’s high-riding custom Ford Broncos, but there are times when Seth prefers to travel much lower to the ground.

Gateway Bronco reached a major milestone this year with the completion of its 100th Bronco, a fitting achievement as the company celebrates its fifth anniversary.

The Gateway Bronco team was excited to be part of the Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) annual Las Vegas Show from Tuesday, November 2 through Friday, Nov. 5.

While the 2021 SEMA theme was vehicle electrification, a traditional ICE powered truck from Gateway Bronco crushed the show in Las Vegas.

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