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The Ranger heads into 2026 without much fanfare—after getting a full redesign last year, this model year remains mostly the same. But it remains a strong contender against midsize truck rivals like the Tacoma and Colorado. Here’s what we know about the 2026 Ford Ranger pricing and trim details.
The Ranger heads into 2026 without much fanfare—after getting a full redesign last year, this model year remains mostly the same. But it remains a strong contender against midsize truck rivals like the Tacoma and Colorado. Here’s what we know about the 2026 Ford Ranger pricing and trim details.
Since the 2025 model introduced major updates, the 2026 Ranger carries over mostly unchanged. As of October 17, 2025, here’s where estimated pricing stands across the lineup:
The Ranger’s powertrain lineup stays the same for the new model year. The standard turbocharged 2.3-liter four-cylinder delivers 270 horses giving it more than enough punch for daily driving and light towing, while the optional twin-turbo 2.7-liter V6 steps things up to 315 horsepower and comes standard with four-wheel drive. Its four-cylinder engine pairs with either rear- or four-wheel drive for added flexibility.
The EPA hasn’t posted official 2026 fuel economy numbers yet, but as everything else stays the same, these numbers should as well. The 2025 Ranger earned 21 mpg city and 26 highway with rear-wheel drive, or 19 city and 26 highway with four-wheel drive.
When properly equipped, the four-cylinder model can tow up to 7,500 pounds and haul 1,788 pounds. The V6 keeps that same tow rating, though payload capacity dips slightly, to 1,542 pounds.
The Ranger’s cabin continues to impress with its solid materials, smart layout, and long-distance comfort. The vertical center touchscreen gives the dashboard a clean, modern look, and Ford wisely kept its physical HVAC controls for quick, tactile adjustments.
Rear passengers get a three-seat bench with decent space for the class, while clever storage areas help make the most of the interior. Along with the standard glove box, there’s an extra shelf and hidden compartment above it, deep door pockets, and under-seat bins that are perfect for tools or smaller gear.
Every Ranger trim comes with user-friendly tech that fits everyday life. XL and XLT models feature a 10.1-inch touchscreen and 8.0-inch digital gauge cluster, while the Lariat gets upgraded to a 12.0-inch center display and 12.4-inch driver screen (the larger setup can also be added to the XLT). All trims run Ford’s SYNC 4 system with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto and feature extras like exterior zone lighting for added convenience.
If you’re after a midsize pickup that's capable, stylish, and reliable, you'll be happy to know that the 2026 Ford Ranger keeps its winning formula. If you want to learn more or reserve one ahead of arrival, contact Jarrett Scott Ford today for details and availability. We're happy to help get you into your next Ford SUV!
Following a bumper-to-bumper redesign last year, the Ford Ranger rolls into 2026 holding a steady course. But how does this newly modernized pickup handle its biggest competitor in the midsize truck arena? Let’s dive into this comparison to see why it continues to set the benchmark against the increasingly popular Toyota Tacoma.
It’s been a massive year for the Ford Maverick since it secured the MotorTrend "Truck of the Year" title for 2026. While Ford clearly struck gold with this compact pickup, buyers are still wondering how it stacks up against its mid-size sibling, the Ranger. If you're choosing between these two Ford powerhouses, here are all the details you need to know!
Ford plays it cool with the Ranger for the 2026 model year, sticking closely to the design and features that made it a popular powerhouse all these years. Since the formula continues to work so well, the transition from 2025 to 2026 is all about fine-tuning rather than a total overhaul. Here's what we know so far about these midsize trucks.
The Ford family has always been home to some of the best trucks in the market, and in 2025 there’s little in the way to suggest that’s going to be changing anytime soon. The Ranger excels in providing value as-is, but the Ranger Raptor is what happens when the limiters come off on what’s already an excellent option in the market, and in this Ford Ranger Raptor off-road features review, we’ll be going in depth on everything this year’s Ranger Raptor has to offer in the 2025 model year.
When you want a midsize truck that can handle Florida’s busy highways and rugged backroads alike, both the 2025 Ford Ranger and GMC Canyon are excellent options. But which makes the absolute most sense for your Dade City lifestyle? Our comparison guide helps you tap into each truck’s potential!
In this 2025 Ford Ranger vs Nissan Frontier comparison, we’ll be looking at the latest upgrades, performance updates, and news you can expect from the two models to make the best choice for your new pickup in the 2025 model year.
The midsize truck market often represents some of the best value points for trucks you can find on the road these days. These practical pickups provide the best all around mix of power, practicality, affordability and efficiency to ensure you’re always getting a solid deal when you drive off the lot.
If you're in the market for a mid-size pickup, there’s two that come to mind for most people. These are the Ford Ranger and the Chevy Colorado. We’ll be taking a look at some of the most important aspects to give you the best information possible. This is the best 2025 Ford Ranger vs Chevy Colorado comparison you can find.
The 2025 Ford Maverick is a compact pickup truck, and the 2025 Ford Ranger is a former compact relaunched in 2019 as a mid-size. Both are reliable, efficient, and capable of getting you where you need to be. Today, we look at two pickup trucks, both built Ford tough with benefits and features. In this pickup truck weigh-in, we ask what separates these two to highlight how these trucks compare to each other. Read more to compare the latest Ford trucks and see how they rate next to each other.
In the world that is the automotive industry, models come and go. The Ford Ranger has been around for a few decades, and it's back with a new iteration. The 2025 Ford Ranger has the possibility to be the best one yet, but how does it stack up against itself? That’s what we're here to find out. In this article we’ll be taking a look at both the 2025 Ford Ranger and the 2024 Ranger to see if the new truck is better, or the same as the 2024. This is your comprehensive 2025 Ford Ranger vs 2024 For
The Ford Ranger is an all-around, capable midsize pickup truck with a lot of power and pull, which is why it is so popular in this category. Now in its fifth generation of production in North America, the Ford Ranger model lineup includes four models: XL, XLT, Lariat, and Raptor.
Deciding how much power you actually need in a Ford pickup truck to meet your day-to-day commutes, job duties, and explorations is easy with this side-by-side comparison of two of our best-selling trucks here at Jarrett Scott Ford in Plant City.
The Ranger has been Ford’s entry in the midsize segment for decades now, having garnered an enviable reputation in the class for its consistent upgrades and forward thinking approach. The 2026 model is set to be better than ever. In today’s 2026 Ford Ranger redesign preview, we’ll be going in depth on all the latest and greatest out of Ford for the upcoming model year, giving you a first-look at what could be one of the best models of the 2026 model year.
What are the differences between the 2023 Ford Maverick and the Ford Ranger? Both are outstanding Ford trucks, but made for different segments. Read on to find out more about each and which one will fit your needs.
Which pickup truck comes out as the best pick for this 2023 matchup, the Ford Ranger or the Toyota Tacoma? The truck market can be overwhelming with its choices, variety of trims, engine sizes and powertrain options. The Ford Ranger does have the Toyota Tacoma beat in a few very particular ways; our comparison guide will show you why.
In the midsize truck segment, the 2021 Ford Ranger and GMC Canyon are leaders of the pack. Both trucks offer off-road-friendly power, roomy comfort, and modern technology. Which should you choose? Our comparison guide has the info you need to make the best decision.
The 2021 Ford Ranger is a well-rounded truck that offers a smooth, capable powertrain, with a powerful turbocharged engine. It’s a great value in the compact pickup class. Let’s compare it to the 2021 Jeep Gladiator.
The 2021 Ford Ranger is a well-rounded truck that offers a smooth, capable powertrain, with a powerful turbocharged engine: a vehicle of great value in the compact pickup class. The 2021 Toyota Tacoma is a strong contender in its class and is capable of some great off-road abilities. Let's look at both.
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