Certified 2021 Ford Ranger XLT

The 4-cylinder engine powering all Rangers displaces 2.3 liters and makes 270 horsepower and 310 lb.-ft of torque, which is sent to the rear wheels via a 10-speed automatic transmission, the only transmission available on the Ford Ranger. Buyers can opt for four-wheel drive which costs about $3700 extra, but obviously makes the Ranger far more capable in off-road or low grip situations. The Ranger offers a good range of extra equipment with packages based on trim level. The Ford Ranger competes with other compact pickup trucks such as the Toyota Tacoma and Chevrolet Colorado. Pricing is competitive with those vehicles, with a starting base price of around $26,000 for short cab version with crew cab versions costing just a few thousand dollars more. Unlike its rivals who generally offer either an underpowered 4-cylinder or a large V6, Ford have opted to give the new Ranger a more modern drivetrain, powering all models with a turbocharged four-cylinder engine which makes similar horsepower to a V6 while returning better gas mileage.

• Adaptive Cruise Control
• Apple CarPlay
• Brake Assist
• Cruise Control
• Fog Lights
• Keyless Entry
• Navigation System for the Vehicle's Location and Route Planning
• Parking a car is not possible in Montgomery.
• Power Windows
• Rearview Camera
• Satellite Radio
• Security System
• Blind Spot Monitor

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