Used Ford Ranger Cars For Sale

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Ford All New Ranger Wildtrak 205ps Auto Pick Up, 1 +19
Ford Ranger £38,600
Wildtrak 205ps Auto
plus vat
Finance from £928 per month

Automatic

Tax: n/a

Mileage: 10

Diesel

Ford All New Ranger 2.0l 205ps 10 Speed Wildtrak P +19
Ford Ranger £39,600
2.0l 205ps 10 Speed Wildtrak
plus vat
Finance from £952 per month

Automatic

Tax: n/a

Mileage: 10

Diesel

Ford All New Ranger 3.0l V6 240ps Wildtrak Pick Up +19
Ford Ranger £44,500
3.0l V6 240ps Wildtrak
plus vat
Finance from £1073 per month

Automatic

Tax: n/a

Mileage: 10

Diesel

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Overview

Brawn and brains merge with the Ford ranger, built to take on almost any environment without compromising on style and efficiency. It’s perfect for people who need their pick-up to be ready to pull heavy loads, deal with all terrains, and do it with a touch of class.

What you need to know about the Ford Ranger

As always with Ford, you’ll have a range of body styles, colours, trims and specs to choose from. It’s not a bad dilemma to have. You’ll get your perfect pick-up. The single cab and extended Super Cab are ideal for commercial use, whereas the full-size Double Cab would suit family use as well as more heavy-duty work.

For private use, the Limited and Wildtrak trims will be more appealing. Similar to Ford’s Zetec and Titanium trims on their other cars, it gives the workhorse a desirable interior for everyday use.

In the latest generation, Ford has worked on improving efficiency, including stop-start and an electric power steering system. Original grumbles about the handling have also been responded to with a rework – but pick-ups will never be remarkable in this area. Where the Ranger does stand out is composure on the roads. That, and impressive pulling power.

What you need to watch out for

By pick-up standards, the relatively upmarket interior of the Ford Ranger has always been admired, as has the amount of kit and technology available. It’s not just practical and sturdily built, but it’s smart and boasts car-like comfort.

With almost 30cm of ground clearance, Hill Descent Control and Hill-Start Assist, the Ranger is a capable vehicle across different terrains. However, anyone who’s used to a large SUV is going to be disappointed with the choppier on-road feel.

Other options

  • Mitsubishi L200
  • Nissan Navara NP300
  • Hyundai Santa Fe

Expert opinion

That’s not to say ride comfort, body control and steering aren’t competitive for the class though. All in all, the Ranger drives well, is responsive and boasts particularly impressive interior and spec options. Find the perfect Ford Ranger for you today with Exchange & Mart.

Why buy a used Ford Ranger with Exchange and Mart?

Buying a used pick-up would seem to be a fairly straightforward assignment, and buying a used Ford pick-up easier still. While it's true that Ford's Ranger is one of the toughest cars in its class, it's worth remembering that some were bought as lifestyle accessories and some have been given a good battering on a building site or plantation. In other words there's a whole heap of variability in the quality of used stock. Here's what to look for when shopping used.

About the Ford Ranger

While it's true that most buyers in this class plump for a Toyota Hilux or a Nissan Navara, the Ford Ranger makes a very credible alternative. It'll be cheaper than the Toyota and just as reliable, and although it doesn't drive as well as the Nissan, it's much tougher. As such, it earns a solid recommendation from us if you're looking for a pick up that's priced well and can take a good leathering.

Representative finance example

If your borrow amount is £7,000 with a deposit of £1,000, a selected term of 48 months, at a representative APR of 17.9% (fixed) and an annual fixed interest rate of 17.9%, you would pay £171.83 per month. Total charge for credit would be £2,247.84 and total amount repayable is £8,247.84.