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Is 2023 Ford Ranger bigger?

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Overview

Ford's mid-size Ranger pickup truck will be redesigned for the 2023 model year. It adopts bolder front-end styling inspired by the larger F-150. While Ford has said it will offer the new Ranger with a turbodiesel V-6 in some markets, we expect the American version will be powered by the same turbocharged 2.3-liter four-cylinder engine as the current truck with rear-wheel drive as standard. A four-wheel drive system is optional, and we could see a hybrid powertrain option join the lineup too—but we're most excited about the prospect of a high-performance Raptor variant. There will be two distinct body styles: a four-door crew cab and an extended cab model with two rear half-doors. The cabin receives a similar makeover, featuring a large, vertically-oriented infotainment system similar to what's found in the Edge SUV.

What's New for 2023?

This next-generation Ranger will be all-new, and we expect it to go on sale in 2022 as a 2023 model.

Pricing and Which One to Buy

    Without more details about the new Ranger's pricing or its standard and optional features, we can't make a recommendation on which one is the best value. But we'd suggest the roomier crew cab model for anyone who's planning on using the rear seat for toting passengers. When more information becomes available, we'll update this story with details.

    Engine, Transmission, and Performance

    While Ford could pull a switcheroo, we think the new Ranger will come with the same turbocharged 2.3-liter four-cylinder as the outgoing model. In our experience, this engine provides ample power to hustle the mid-size truck around, and we don't expect that to change with the new model. Ford says it will offer a turbodiesel V-6 in other markets but we don't think it will make its way to North America. A variety of transmissions are available, including a six-speed manual and a 10-speed automatic, but we think Ford will stick with the 10-speed as standard equipment on Rangers in the U.S.

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      Towing and Payload Capacity

      The current model is capable of towing up to 7500 pounds, which puts it near the top of its class for mid-size pickups. We expect the new model to offer similar capability.

      Interior, Comfort, and Cargo

      Inside, the Ranger's cabin receives a modern look with an available digital gauge display, textured dashboard trim, and honey-comb patterned air vents. Most of the truck's various controls and buttons have been digitized and are now part of the infotainment system. Ford has incorporated several interior storage solutions into the new Ranger's interior design, including a hidden upper glovebox in the dashboard, larger door pocket cubbies, and storage located under the truck's rear seat.

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      Infotainment and Connectivity

      A large 10.1-inch infotainment display is standard across the Ranger lineup for 2023, and buyers with a focus on tech can upgrade to an even bigger, vertically-oriented 12.1-inch screen. Ford's latest Sync 4 interface runs on both and provides access to the Ranger's various controls, including activating a new zone-lighting feature that turns on lights on the outside of the truck to light a jobsite or provide illumination to finish setting up camp in the dark. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto will likely be standard and we expect extras such as in-dash navigation, a B&O Play stereo system, and SiriusXM satellite radio to also be offered.

      As more information becomes available, we'll update this story with more details about:

      • Fuel Economy and Real-World MPG
      • Infotainment and Connectivity
      • Safety and Driver-Assistance Features
      • Warranty and Maintenance Coverage

      What’s New for the 2023 Ford Ranger?

      By phantomcopy | Posted in Ford, Ford Ranger, New Ford on Thursday, July 7th, 2022 at 7:16 pm
      Is 2023 Ford Ranger bigger?

      The Ford Ranger is a popular option in the midsize pickup truck class and will compete with the Chevy Colorado, Toyota Tacoma, Nissan Frontier, Hyundai Santa Cruz, Honda Ridgeline, GMC Canyon and Jeep Gladiator. With the debut of the next-generation 2023 Ford Ranger, the best get better at Brandon Ford in Tampa, FL. Learn more about the latest addition to the Ford Ranger lineup with an overview of the 2023 Ford Ranger release date and design specs.



      When Will the 2023 Ford Ranger Be Available in Tampa FL?

      The next-generation 2023 Ford Ranger possesses a brand-new design and is expected to arrive at Brandon Ford in the Fourth Quarter of 2022. When it arrives at dealerships, the 2023 Ford Ranger is expected to be available in Extended Cab and SuperCrew Cab body styles with 6-foot and 5-foot bed length options. The 2023 Ford Ranger will be available in five standard trim levels – XL, XLT, Sport, Lariat, Wildtrak – with a brand-new Ford Ranger Raptor that is built for high-speed trail rides.

      The new-look Ford Ranger will feature a bold grille design that features C-Clamp matrix LED headlights, stronger wheel arches, a wider front end and a wealth of utilitarian features in the bed. Highlights of the Ford Ranger cargo area include a molded plastic bedliner, an integrated side-step, a wider bed that will fit sheets of plywood, 360-Degree Zone Lighting, a cargo management system, cargo tie downs and more.

      What Are the 2023 Ford Ranger Engine Options?

      Power is a necessity when you get behind the wheel of a pickup truck and the 2023 Ford Ranger will check all the boxes. The 270-horsepower 2.3-liter EcoBoost® four-cylinder engine married to a 10-speed SelectShift™ automatic transmission will return as the standard powertrain. Armed with a longer and wider platform, the Ford Ranger is built to employ future powertrains and improve ride quality, approach angle and articulation on the trail. High-powered Ford Ranger Raptor entries are expected to employ a 392-horsepower 3.0-liter Twin-Turbo EcoBoost® V-6 that employs locking front and rear differentials, increased ground clearance and 33-inch all-terrain tires.

      What Are the 2023 Ford Ranger Technology and Features?

      The 2023 Ford Ranger will benefit drivers with an updated interior that is loaded with next-generation technology. A more modern style is headlined by a standard 10.1-inch Ford SYNC™ 4 touchscreen infotainment system with FordPass Connect, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity that replaces the previous 4.2-inch standard display. Infotainment can be upgraded with a 12-inch Ford SYNC™ 4 touchscreen display and an available 12.4-inch LCD digital instrument cluster.


      READ MORE: What’s New For the 2023 Ford F-150?


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      How much bigger is the new Ford Ranger?

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      Is the Ford Ranger changing in 2023?

      Ford's mid-size Ranger pickup truck will be redesigned for the 2023 model year. It adopts bolder front-end styling inspired by the larger F-150.

      Is the new Ford Ranger wider?

      Once again, the Ranger isn't any wider now, wheels have moved slightly wider within the wheel arches. And to accommodate this increase in wheel track, Ford has used new geometry for the independent front and live-axle rear suspension.

      What can I expect from a 2023 Ford Ranger?

      What Engine Will the 2023 Ranger Have? We expect the Ranger's 2.3-liter turbocharged I-4 and 10-speed automatic transmission to carry over. The powertrain may get slight increases in output over its current 270 hp and 310 lb-ft of torque, and shift performance or ratios in the 10-speed auto could be updated.