Used Ford Ranger for Sale

How Much Does a 2022 Ford Ranger Cost?

The 2021 Ford Ranger is available as a SuperCab (extended) with a 72.8-in bed, or a SuperCrew cabin with a 61-in bed. There are also XL, XLT and Lariat trim levels. All vehicle prices include the $1,195 destination charge. The cost for all-wheel drive differs according to trim level, but it’s around $4,000, which seems expensive. It’s available with any trim and either cab. The XL (SuperCab $26,015; SuperCrew $28,415) includes 16-in steel wheels, automatic on/off headlights, forward collision warning with automatic emergency braking and pedestrian detection, rearview camera, air conditioning, vinyl flooring, cloth upholstery, power windows, 3.5-inch infotainment display, Bluetooth, USB port, AM/FM radio, wi-fi (for up to 10 devices), and a 4-speaker audio system. A 101A package adds keyless entry, power-adjustable side mirrors, dual-zone automatic climate control, cruise control, 4.2-inch color infotainment display, 911 Assist emergency communications (works through a Bluetooth-synced phone), and a 6-speaker audio setup. The STX option package brings 18-inch alloy wheels and cabin materials, plus an 8-inch infotainment touchscreen with Apple CarPlay/Android Auto smartphone integration. The Ford Co-Pilot360 package is also optional, adding blind spot monitoring with rear-cross traffic alert, lane-keeping assistance, automatic high beams, and trailer tow monitoring. XLT trim (SuperCab $30,065; SuperCrew $32,240) includes the Co-Pilot 360 driver aids, 8-inch touchscreen, smartphone integration, 6-speaker audio system and most of the 101A items. It also has 17-in alloy wheels, fog lamps, LED taillights, upgraded exterior trim, rear privacy glass, front/rear parking sensors, carpeting, dual-zone automatic climate control, perimeter alarm, and the Sync 3 electronics interface with satellite radio, two USB ports and voice control. This trim level is eligible for power-folding side mirrors, leather-wrapped steering wheel, self-dimming rearview mirror, heated front seats, 8-way power-adjustable driver’s seat, 6-way power-adjustable front passenger seat, manual sliding rear window, and a remote start function. Lariat (SuperCab $34,105; SuperCrew $36,280) includes most of the improvements above, plus 18-in alloy wheels, LED headlights, LED cargo lamp, heated/power-folding side mirrors, further upgraded exterior trim, keyless entry/ignition, leather seating surfaces, 110-volt AC outlet, ambient cabin lighting, and a universal garage door opener. Lariat trim can also be ordered with rain-sensing wipers and a 10-speaker Bang & Olufsen sound system. Both the XLT and Lariat trims are offered with an optional Technology package that includes integrated navigation and adaptive cruise control. A Black appearance package can also be applied to these top two trims. It includes exterior elements in smoked chrome, a black Ford oval badge and black-finished 18-inch alloy wheels. Every 2021 Ranger with all-wheel drive is eligible for the FX4 Off-Road package, which includes off-road-tuned shock absorbers, all-terrain tires, frame-mounted steel bash plate, and Trail Control — a sort of off-road cruise control adept at extricating the Ranger from especially tricky or sticky situations. An FX2 version of this package is available with rear-drive Rangers, with an off-road-specialized instrument cluster displaying yaw, pitch and roll. The Tremor Off-Road package debuts this year. Priced at $4,290, Tremor option is available in all-wheel-drive XLT and Lariat variants with the SuperCrew cab, adding Fox suspension components (Fox is a well-respected third-party supplier), 32-inch Continental General Grabber all-terrain tires, package-specific seats with suede inserts, and an auxiliary power pack with six switches that can run things like winches, lights and compressors. Other options include an electronic locking differential, tow package, spray-in bed liner, tonneau cover, aluminum cross-bed toolbox, and Ford’s SecuriCode locking/unlocking keypad.