New 2019 Ford Ranger Midsize Pickup Get Update

New 2019 Ford Ranger Midsize Pickup Get Update - Ford is gradually discharging more subtle elements on its new little truck due to enter creation not long from now. The 2019 Ford Ranger will make 270 hp and 310 lb-ft of torque from its turbocharged 2.3-liter four-barrel, the automaker uncovered today.

New 2019 Ford Ranger Midsize Pickup Get Update

2019 Ford Ranger Makes 270 HP, 310 LB-FT Of Torque

The Ford Ranger delivers more torque than some other gas-fueled average size pickup truck available. That incorporates trucks with more powerful V-6 motors. The V-6-controlled Chevrolet Colorado maximizes at 275 lb-ft, while the V-6 Toyota Tacoma beat out at 265 lb-ft. The Colorado diesel, notwithstanding, draws out 369 lb-ft.

At dispatch, the four-barrel will be the main motor accessible on the New 2019 Ranger here in the U.S. It's vague whether Ford will dispatch a diesel at a later date. All Rangers in our market come combined to a 10-speed programmed transmission.

2019 Ford Ranger Midsize Pickup

Ford additionally revealed towing and payload numbers. At the point when outfitted with a discretionary tow bundle and a trailer brake controller, the Ranger has a greatest towing limit of 7,500 pounds, more than any gas truck in its class. The gas-controlled Colorado and Tacoma maximize at 7,000 pounds and 6,800 pounds, separately, in spite of the fact that the diesel Colorado can pull up to 7,700 pounds. The Ranger's greatest payload is 1,860 pounds, the most astounding rating of any current moderate size pickup.

New 2019 Ford Ranger Midsize Pickup Get Update

As we already announced, the 2019 Ford Ranger Midsize Pickup begins at $25,395. In spite of the fact that it won't touch base in dealerships until ahead of schedule one year from now, the request books are as of now open. Three trim levels are accessible: XL, XLT, and Lariat.