Ford Ranger Wildtrak X is making a return to Ford dealerships early next year. For 2021, the Ford Ranger Wildtrak X includes the following upgrades over the standard Wildtrak:
Genuine Ford Black nudge bar
Lumen 20.5? slimline LED Light Bar
Unique 18-inch black alloy wheels with 35 mm offset
Wheel arch flares, now in Ebony Black
Unique front grille, now in Ebony Black with Sabre accent
Unique rear sail plane, now in Ebony Black with Sabre accents
Black side steps
Roof rails, box rails, lower front bumper insert, rear bumper, headlamp / fog lamp bezels, mirror caps, fender features, door and tailgate handles now all finished in Ebony Black
Unique illuminated scuff plates for front doors
Unique seat materials and accent colours
Available with a choice of a 3.2-litre turbo-diesel, six-speed automatic, or 2.0-litre Bi-Turbo, 10-speed turbo-diesel powertrains, the Ford Ranger Wildtrak X is based on the Ranger 4×4 Wildtrak Double Cab Pick-Up. Prices are $66,490 and $67,990 respectively plus on-road costs.
The Ford Ranger line-up has been rated at five-stars by the Australasian New Car Assessment Program (ANCAP).
In addition to a five-year, unlimited kilometre full factory warranty every Ford Ranger is eligible for the Ford Service Benefits program at participating Ford dealerships.
With 15,000km/12-month service intervals, A and B log-book services for the first four years/60,000km are set at a maximum of $299 per service.
Ford Service Benefits include a Service Loan Car, Auto Club Membership including Roadside Assistance. They also get sat-nav map updates.
Since we first launched the Ranger Wildtrak X in late 2019, it has proven popular with customers because it built on those core thoroughbred Ranger qualities, while offering more personalisation for family weekends away,? said Andrew Birkic, President and CEO, Ford Australia and New Zealand.
With the arrival of the more aggressively designed 2021 Ford Ranger Wildtrak X, we aim to ensure it remains front-of-mind for intending customers.
