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With the 2026 Ford Rangers on the horizon, there’s a few things that you need to be aware of. We’ll be doing a 2026 Ford Ranger review, going over some key areas so that you know what you can expect from this rough and ready Ranger Ford Truck.
With the 2026 Ford Rangers on the horizon, there’s a few things that you need to be aware of. We’ll be doing a 2026 Ford Ranger review, going over some key areas so that you know what you can expect from this rough and ready Ranger Ford Truck.
There is not much change for the 2026 Rangers.
When looking at the two models, the 2026 Ranger doesn’t see much change from the 2025 model. While this may seem a bit boring, it’s actually a great thing since the model is probably in the best spot that it can be, without cramming the model with features that only drive up the price.
When looking at the Ranger lineup, there’s 4 trims that you can pick from. These trims are the XL starting at $33,350, XLT starting at $35,875, Lariat starting at $43,755, and the Raptor starting at $56,070.
With a few trims to pick from, the one that Car and Driver thinks is the best option is the XLT. This is because for its price, it is a “good starting point”. This trim comes standard with a 10-inch centerstack, as well as a wireless charging pad.
If you want some optional features, Car and Driver also suggests that you get the High Equipment group being that it comes with heated and power-adjustable front seats, 12.0-inch infotainment screen, making this bigger than the standard one, and a dual-zone automatic climate control that helps you, and your passenger remain comfortable.
The 2026 Ford Ranger can make 315 horsepower. The most powerful engine is the 2.7L V6 that produces 315 horsepower, but being that this one is optional, you will need to pay a bit more for it. The engine that comes standard is the 2.3L I4, which produces 270 horsepower. While this isn’t as strong, it will help keep the price down, especially on a trim like the XL. Being that this is a smaller engine, it does come with some great mileage.
The 2.3L engine comes with an EPA rated 23 MPG combined, making it more efficient that most other trucks on the market. This engine also comes with a max tow rating of 7,500-pounds, and has a higher max payload capacity at 1,788-pounds, making this a capable engine, with the larger V6 coming with a max payload capacity of 1,542-pounds.
With order books opening in the summers, it’s only a matter of time until they start to hit dealership lots, like with us here at Jarrett-Gordon Ford in Davenport. If you want to stay up to date, and want to be one of the first to know when these models hit our lot, then come in today! If you don’t want to wait for these models to come out, we can still help put you in your next dream vehicle!
How does the freshly updated Ford Ranger compare to its toughest rival in the 2026 midsize truck market? We took a closer look at the data to see exactly how it stacks up against one such rival, the highly in-demand Toyota Tacoma.
You've heard the saying, "if it ain't broke, don't fix it". This appears to be Ford's motto with many of its trucks for 2026, including the Ranger, which remains much like it did in 2025. If you're weighing the pros and cons of Ford Ranger model year changes right now, here is the information you'll need to make the right choice.
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