Your commute just got a whole lot more interesting. The 2026 Ford Ranger XLT SuperCrew in 4WD is the kind of truck that makes you look for reasons to run errands. Need to pick up lumber? Sure. Road trip on a whim? Absolutely. Forget that you already went to the store? Congratulations, you have a great excuse to go back. Priced at $50,915, this Ranger is ready to haul your stuff, your crew, and your questionable life decisions in equal measure.
Under the hood sits a 2.7L EcoBoost V6 that means business, paired with a 10-speed automatic transmission that shifts so smoothly you might forget you are driving a truck. Four-wheel drive keeps you planted when the weather decides to get dramatic, and the 3.73 axle ratio gives you the towing grunt to actually use this thing like a truck. We know what you are thinking, and yes, 19 city and 24 highway MPG is pretty solid for a vehicle with this much attitude. The Sport Appearance Package dresses everything up with gray-painted aluminum alloy sport wheels, a gray-painted front fascia, a matching rear bumper, and sport box decals, because good looks should come standard at this price point.
Inside, the Ranger keeps you comfortable and connected without making you read a 400-page manual first. SYNC 4A with Connected Navigation means you will always know where you are going, even if the rest of your life is a little less organized. SiriusXM with 360L comes with a 3-month trial so you can spend 90 days discovering a radio station you actually like. Cloth front bucket seats, a leather shift knob, air conditioning, front and rear reading lights, a rear window defroster, power everything, and a rear seat center armrest round out the interior. Auto high-beam headlights, fog lamps, and electronic stability control round out the safety side, because arriving safely is never a punchline.
If this Ranger has you ready to steer your life in a new direction, we would love to help you make it official. Give us a call at 978-228-5021 to get more details or to schedule a test drive here at AutoFair Ford of Haverhill. Fair warning, once you sit behind the wheel, walking away is the hardest part.
