Ford Ranger

Ford Ranger is a reliable assistant in everyday life. True American SUV: functional, powerful, massive, with open body compartment. Large hood, chrome radiator grille and bumper, stainless steel rocker panels - all this makes Ford Ranger look amazing.

Ford Ranger pickup debuted in 1982. It replaced Courier models to become the most popular car in the USA. Since the start of production, Ford Ranger has undergone many changes. Throughout its long history, it has evolved from unpretentious utilitarian pickup truck into a stylish and trendy car for all occasions.

As the main driving force of 2.5 l diesel engine is rated at 109 HP. In the United States Ranger is available with three engine choices: a four-cylinder capacity of 2.3 l and two V-shaped, 3 and 4 l. Engine powers are 143, 154 and 207 HP respectively. All motors are available with 5-speed automatic or manual transmission. Maximum speed of Ford Ranger is 170 km/h and acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h takes 12.5 seconds. In a combined cycle fuel consumption is equal to 9 litres per 100 km.

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Ford Ranger

Are you in the market for a Ford Ranger for sale? It's not a surprise really. Ford's compact pickup is one of the most popular trucks in North America, and you count yourself among many shopping for both new and used Rangers. The reasons why are obvious. The Ford Ranger is a great utility truck that provides extremely good fuel performance at an amazing price. What's not to love?

A Brand New Ford Ranger

The consumer with $15K or more to spend can set their eyes on brand new Ford Ranger for sale. Invoice ranges from $16,800 - $23,800. $15K will get you inside a basic Ranger with air conditioning, an AM/FM radio, and manual transmission. The buyer that can afford a couple of thousand more can add keyless entry, full power accessories, and a CD player with satellite radio. A host of performance and off-road packages will allow you to take that price up to $24K if you feel like splurging.

Fourth Generation

Ford began manufacturing fourth generation Rangers in 1998, and these are an excellent option for truck buyers who want a modern compact pickup, but want to pay far less than the $15K they need for a new one. Consumers can purchase a Ford Ranger for sale that is five years old with decent mileage at half that price. The truck will be slightly outdated aesthetically, but it will include most of the functionality and safety of the modern truck. This won't entirely be the case with the late 90s models, so most consumers will want to stick with those Rangers that Ford manufactured after the turn of the century.