Ford truck fans eagerly await the 2019 Ranger’s North American return and have some firm pricing numbers to get the ball rolling. Starting at around US$25,000 (depending on where you live in the US), including the $1,095 delivery fee, Ford’s mid-size pickup will be offered in XL, XLT, and Lariat trims. It will be equipped with either 4×2 or 4×4 drive options for either a SuperCab 6′ box or SuperCrew 5′ box configurations.
Powered by a 2.3L EcoBoost engine, it will take on the Toyota Tacoma, Chevrolet Colorado and others with what Ford claims will be best-in-class torque and payload numbers. An FX4 off-road derivative with a lockable rear differential will be available.
It’s good to see Ford re-entering the North American mid-size truck market with the 2019 Ranger, an updated, US-built version of the T6 model already sold elsewhere globally. Considering the growing popularity of these small pickups, the move for a Ranger revival makes sense. Here’s the total price and trim breakdown for America:
4×2 SuperCab
- XL with 6’ Box: $25,395
- XLT with 6’ Box: $29,035
- Lariat with 6’ Box: $33,305
4×4 SuperCab
- XL with 6’ Box: $29,555
- XLT with 6’ Box: $33,035
- Lariat with 6’ Box: $37,305
4×2 SuperCrew
- XL with 5’ Box: $27,615
- XLT with 5’ Box: $31,210
- Lariat with 5’ Box: $35,480
4×4 SuperCrew
- XL with 5’ Box: $31,775
- XLT with 5’ Box: $35,210
- Lariat with 5’ Box: $39,480
