The Go-Go-Action Bronco is a battery-powered toy truck seen in the Season Four episode, "Cartman's Silly Hate Crime 2000".
Background[]
Kenny McCormick had previously received it as a Christmas present, and used it to take Cartman to Mexico. During the endeavor, the two were "chased" by police because Cartman was a fugitive fleeing from court for committing a hate crime. Since it only ran on D-cell batteries, it ran out of power at the Mexican border.
Cultural Significance[]
On June 17, 1994, the L.A. police chased O.J. Simpson, and his friend, in a white Ford Bronco going 35 miles an hour on the Interstate 405 freeway.
Appearance[]
The Go-Go-Action Bronco in Cartman's backyard.
The Go-Go-Action Bronco is a scaled-down model of an early-90s Ford Bronco. It is painted white, with a blue stripe on the side saying "GO-GO-BRONCO". The vehicle has a top speed of 1mph, and seats two small children.
In "The Last of the Meheecans", Kenny's Go-Go-Action Bronco is seen used as a US Border Patrol vehicle. The fenders seem removed, and the suspension is raised, but the blue striping is still visible.
Prominence[]
- "Cartman's Silly Hate Crime 2000" - Seen when Cartman coerces Kenny into taking him to Mexico.
- "The Last of the Meheecans" - Seen in Cartman's backyard.