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Towing and Payload Capacity
A Ford Ranger® midsize pickup truck can tow up to 7,500 pounds, when properly equipped and fitted with the available Trailer Tow Package.
Towing and Payload Capacity
Adventure Ready From the Inside Out Ranger® is more than a great-looking truck. With loads of cargo capacity, capability and interior room, it’s ready to go wherever — and whenever — you want.
Selectable Drive Modes
Selectable Drive Modes
The Ranger truck offers up to 7 different drive modes, all fine-tuned to help enhance your time behind the wheel.
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Included Features
Android Auto
Apple CarPlay
Backup Camera
Bluetooth
Fog Lights
Keyless Entry
Lane Departure Warning
Lane Keep Assist
Remote Start
WiFi Hotspot
Xenon Headlights
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This unique system keeps the rear axle centered in the truck while the rear suspension cycles through the travel. This results in the axle maintaining position with the least amount of right-to-left movement possible.