2024 Ford Ranger price and specs
Jack Quick
What happens when you cross a Ford RangerWildtrak with a Raptor? You get the Wildtrak X.
This limited-edition Ranger is designed to sit in a Goldilocks zone, offering a more sophisticated suspension setup for off-roaders than the leaf-sprung Wildtrak… without sacrificing load-lugging and towing capacity like the Raptor does.
The track is 30mm wider both front and rear than the Wildtrak, and you get 26mm more ground clearance straight off the bat. Eagle-eyed Ranger fans will also spot the new off-road grille with an integrated LED light bar, among other off-road oriented bits and pieces.
Power comes from a 2.0-litre engine exclusively, but unlike the regular Wildtrak this Bi-Turbo has full-time four-wheel drive that can be activated on sealed roads.
Ford claims all those changes add up to a ute that’s perfect for touring and towing. We got behind the wheel to find out if there’s any substance to those claims.
Cost | 8 |
Ride | 8 |
Safety | 8.9 |
Overall | 8.3 |
Purpose | 9 |
Handling | 9 |
Interior | 8.5 |
Efficiency | 8 |
Technology | 7 |
Performance | 8 |
Infotainment | 9 |
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