Ford Offers Fleet Incentive for Ranger Pickup
Ford has begun offering a fleet incentive for its 2019 Ranger midsize pickup on two of the three trim grades, according to Ford.
Ford has begun offering a fleet incentive for its 2019 Ranger midsize pickup.
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Ford is offering a fleet incentive for its 2019 Ranger midsize pickup on two of the three trim grades, according to Ford.
Ford will provide a $750 discount on commercial orders of the midsize pickup, which returned to the Ford lineup after an eight-year hiatus. The incentive is available for the XLT and Lariat trims. The base XL trim doesn't currently carry an incentive.
In September, Ford announced it would offer several fleet-exclusive options with the pickup that in its early form was once a mainstay with pest control, landscaping, and other commercial and government fleets.
Fleet-only options on XLT include an exterior back-up alarm, SYNC 3 infotainment system, dual zone electronic automatic temperature control, upgraded 8-inch LCD touchscreen, and other equipment.
The Ranger is powered by a 2.3L twin-turbocharged inline-four-cylinder engine that achieves 270 hp at 310 lb.-ft.of torque. It delivers power through a 10-speed automatic transmission to a rear- or all-wheel drivetrain.
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