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Ford Ranger

Price $17,399 – $27,099
Fuel consumption 7.5 – 14.3 L/100km
The Car Guide rating 65%(view ratings)
The huge full-size truck market has always outshined the more compact truck market. And let us not forget that the arrival of mid-sized trucks is a response to more specific demands. However, if the latter continue to see their sales go down, the Ford Ranger may get a second chance. But to remain a respectable player, it will soon have to be entirely redesigned to compete against the clearly more modern Japanese trucks.
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First Drives2024 Ford Ranger Raptor: Jumping and Racing Through the Desert
The Australian-developed Ford Ranger Raptor is finally landing in North America. Priced from $77,945 (MSRP), it’s been customized and optimized from the ground up to make sure it could tackle any terrain or condition. This is the third member of the Raptor family, joining the F-150 Raptor and Bronco Raptor …
Previews2024 Ford Ranger: Five Things to Know
The 2024 model year is a big one for midsize pickups. The Ford Ranger and Toyota Tacoma are completely redesigned, the Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon are getting extreme off-road models, and the Jeep Gladiator benefits from several technological updates. Now on sale in Canada, the next-generation 2024 Ford Ranger …
Pre-owned vehicles15 Vehicles With 15 Years of Age You Should Consider
A growing number of drivers decide to keep their vehicles longer, and therefore, the average age of the automobile population is steadily increasing. According to American statistics published recently, the average is 13.1 years for cars and 11.6 years for light trucks. In addition, the sharp rise in pre-owned vehicle …
Pre-owned vehiclesWhat's the Best Pre-Owned Pickup Under $20,000?
More than many other types of pre-owned vehicles, pickups have gained a lot of value in the last year and can now sell for rather high prices. That being said, if you’re looking for an affordable pickup model, there’s hope; there’s still a way to get a good deal. Let’s …

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NewsFord Has a Trick to Give Your Raptor a Lot More Power and Torque
Great news for existing and future owners of a Bronco Raptor or Ranger Raptor : Ford has an easy fix to give either vehicle a serious dose of muscle. What is it? Just a new software calibration for the 3.0-litre EcoBoost V6 engine available via Ford Performance Parts . With …
NewsFord to Build More Broncos and Rangers, Fewer F-150 Lightnings
Customers awaiting delivery of their new Ford Bronco or Ranger should be happy right now: Ford today announced that it plans to create nearly 900 new jobs as part of a new third crew at Michigan Assembly Plant in Wayne to ramp up production of these two popular models. Another …
NewsPopular SUVs, Trucks Affected by Auto Workers’ Strike in the U.S.
Unlike in 2020, Detroit’s Big Three was unable to reach a deal with the United Auto Workers (UAW) before their collective bargaining agreements expired, so a strike was launched last night at three vehicle assembly plants across the U.S. In the previous couple of days, Ford had made what it …
New Models2024 Ford Ranger Finally Lands in North America, Raptor Included
The next-generation Ford Ranger , which first debuted in November 2021 and has been on sale in select markets for a while, is finally landing on our shores. The company today introduced the North American-spec model and will start taking orders later this month, with the first deliveries planned in …
ElectricFord CEO Confirms Second Electric Pickup to be Built in the U.S.
While in Dearborn, Michigan on Tuesday to celebrate the official start of production of the new F-150 Lightning , Ford CEO Jim Farley made an interesting statement. Talking about the so-called “Blue Oval City” in Stanton, Tennessee that Ford is building for electric vehicle assembly, battery production and as a …
NewsMore Bad News for Ford Dealers, Customers
Parts shortages and supply chain issues are causing nightmares for most automakers right now, but some are more affected than other. Ford , in particular, says that 37 of its suppliers are failing to provide parts as scheduled, resulting in over 100,000 units of production being lost, according to a …

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