Introduction
Available as a 4x2 Regular cab or 4x2 and 4x4 Supercab the Ranger is offered in three trims: XL, XLT, and Sport. A 2.3-liter four-cylinder engine generates 143 horsepower and a 4.0-liter V6 engine produces 207 horsepower. Available transmissions include a standard five-speed manual or an optional five-speed automatic. The supercab is available as a two- or four-door, both include rear jump seats. A trailer hitch and safety features such as four-wheel anti-lock brakes and dual-stage front airbags are standard equipment. All Rangers include Roll Stability Control with AdvanceTrac, and Side Seat airbags.For 2011, the Ford Ranger is a carryover from 2010.
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2011 Ford Ranger
$15,900 | 10,598 mi
2011 Ford Ranger
$15,900 | 19,130 mi
2011 FORD RANGER
$18,984 | 49,783 mi
2011 FORD RANGER
$19,987 | 37,971 mi
2011 FORD RANGER
$23,950 | 15,523 mi
2011 FORD RANGER
$23,995 | 16,159 mi
2011 FORD RANGER
$25,966 | 16,008 mi
2010 Ford Ranger
$12,994 | 20,681 mi
2010 Ford Ranger
$13,898 | 45,608 mi
2010 Ford Ranger
$15,950 | 39,016 mi
2010 FORD RANGER
$16,194 | 48,028 mi
2010 FORD RANGER
$16,995 | 66,778 mi
2009 FORD RANGER
$18,774 | 19,060 mi
2008 Ford Ranger
$13,460 | 57,876 mi
2008 FORD RANGER
$13,500 | 90,068 mi
2007 Ford Ranger
$9,614 | 111,970 mi
2007 FORD RANGER
$10,495 | 84,780 mi
2007 FORD RANGER
$10,996 | 76,535 mi
2007 Ford Ranger
$11,595 | 78,464 mi
2005 FORD RANGER
$6,995 | 118,606 mi
2003 Ford Ranger
$8,998 | 111,178 mi
2003 Ford Ranger
$10,885 | 72,787 mi
2003 FORD RANGER
$12,895 | 83,490 mi
2002 FORD RANGER
$9,996 | 178,568 mi
2002 Ford Ranger
$11,251 | 74,711 mi
2001 Ford Ranger
$7,900 | 111,471 mi
1999 FORD RANGER
$8,895 | 101,442 mi
