Following the recent debut of the US-bound Ranger, Ford has made the model’s configurator available, enabling customers to build and price their desired pickup. The live configurator offers a detailed overview of available trims, options, and corresponding prices.
The base-level Ranger begins at $34,160 (including the $1,595 destination and delivery charge). The XLT trim starts at $37,100, followed by the Lariat with a price of $45,120. At the pinnacle of the lineup, the Ranger Raptor offers top-tier performance and comes with a price tag of $56,960.
The 2024 Ranger has undergone a redesign and comes with a slightly higher starting price of $28,895 compared to its 2023 counterpart.
However, the enhanced 2024 model offers an abundance of standard features.
Included in the package is the STX Appearance Package, featuring 17-inch silver-painted aluminum rims, LED reflector headlights, halogen fog lights, a dampened tailgate, and premium cloth bucket front seats.
In addition to the standard 8.0-inch digital instrument cluster and 10.0-inch center infotainment display, the redesigned 2024 Ranger offers even more features. These include automatic high beams, six tie-downs (two more than the 2023 model), and remote keyless entry with remote tailgate lock.
Expanding on the extensive standard features of the XL trim, the XLT offers additional upgrades.
These upgrades consist of LED fog lights, power-folding side-view mirrors, a wireless charging pad, remote start capability, and a leather-wrapped shifter.
The XLT also comes with the Sport Appearance Package as standard, featuring 17-inch gray-painted aluminum rims, gray-painted bumpers, a distinctive grille, and more. Furthermore, it provides convenient power options with 400-watt in-cab and in-bed power, along with two 120-volt AC power outlets.
Ford provides several optional packages for the XLT trim, including the Highlights package ($945), Technology package ($1,560), and Advanced Towing package ($825).
Customers have the option to combine the Technology and Advanced Towing packages for a total of $2,305, which includes additional features such as the trailer tow pack, adaptive cruise control.
It also includes features such as a trailer brake controller, front parking sensors, enhanced active park assist, and more.
The Lariat trim elevates the level of equipment and luxury by upgrading the 8.0-inch digital instrument cluster and the 10.0-inch center infotainment display to impressive 12.0-inch screens.
The Ranger Lariat includes LED projector headlights, a power-sliding rear window, rain-sensing wipers, a heated steering wheel, a premium 10-speaker B&O sound system, as well as 10-way power driver and 8-way power passenger seats, enhancing comfort and enjoyment.
The Lariat trim offers a comprehensive suite of safety features, including standard front parking sensors, adaptive cruise control with lane centering, enhanced Active Park Assist for two-wheel-drive models, and Active Park Assist 2.0 for four-wheel-drive models. It also includes a 360-degree camera system for enhanced visibility.
Additionally, the Lariat comes equipped with the Sport Appearance upgrade as standard, featuring 18-inch wheels, a distinctive grille, and painted bumpers, enhancing its overall aesthetic appeal.
For the XLT and Lariat trims, customers have the option to add the Chrome Package, which includes 18-inch chrome-like wheels, chrome door handles, a chrome exhaust tip.
Additionally, the Lariat trim receives chrome mirror caps. The Chrome Package is technically free, but it does require the addition of the integrated box side step option, which has an associated cost of $215.
Source : motor1.com