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Ford Ranger

The class benchmark for driving manners — car-like ride, the best cabin tech in the segment and a V6 option nobody else offers.

From₱1,900,000 (~$31,000)
Power207 hp
Clearance234 mm
Towing3,500 kg

Who the Ford Ranger is best for

Buyers who want the most modern, comfortable and tech-rich pickup — and, with the V6, permanent 4WD and effortless towing.

Ford Ranger specs & capability at a glance

Starting price (SRP)₱1,900,000 (~$31,000)
Engine2.0L Bi-Turbo diesel I4 (V6 optional)
FuelDiesel
Power207 hp (154 kW) — The 2.0 Bi-Turbo makes 207 hp / 500 Nm; the 3.0 V6 turbo-diesel lifts it to ~247 hp / 600 Nm.
Torque500 Nm
4WD systemSelectable 4WD; permanent 4WD available on V6 (2H/4A/4H/4L)
Low rangeYes
Diff locksRear diff lock (electronic)
Ground clearance234 mm
Approach / departure / breakover30° / 26° / 23°
Wading depth800 mm
Towing (braked)3,500 kg
BodyPickup (double cab)
Seats5
Sold inPH, AU, ZA, SEA, US, global

Capability figures are the manufacturer’s quoted 4x4 figures for a named trim; power, price and angles vary by trim, market and options. Conversions are approximate at ≈₱61 = US$1 (mid-2026); exchange rates move, so treat the converted figures as ballpark. Figures are for the 2.0 Bi-Turbo 4x4; the V6 changes power and drivetrain. Price is an approximate PH SRP for a 4x4 diesel variant.

Pros

  • Best-in-class ride comfort and steering feel
  • Big 12-inch portrait touchscreen and genuinely useful tech
  • Optional 3.0 V6 with permanent 4WD (4A mode) — rare in the class

Cons

  • Resale trails the Hilux in most markets
  • V6 and top trims get expensive fast
  • More complex electronics than the simpler Hilux/D-Max

Key off-road features

  • Selectable drive modes incl. Mud/Ruts and Sand
  • 4A permanent-4WD mode on V6 (drive on any surface)
  • Electronic rear locker; 800 mm wading depth
  • Trailer-sway control and integrated brake controller

Ownership: warranty, servicing and after-sales

What this section is. Documented, checkable ownership facts — warranty terms, published service intervals and costs, recall and court records, parts reality — each cited below. What it is not: a road test. We have not driven this vehicle, and there is no judgement here on how it rides or steers. Warranty and pricing differ by market and change; confirm locally before you buy.

Warranty

Philippines

5 years / 150,000 km, whichever comes first, on the next-generation Ranger and Everest

Materially longer than the 3-year / 100,000 km terms offered by Toyota, Isuzu and Mitsubishi in the same market — a real point of difference when comparing on ownership rather than specification.

Parts and after-sales

Ford Philippines operates a conventional dealer network, though it is smaller than Toyota’s, particularly in the provinces. For a vehicle bought as a workhorse this matters more than it does for an urban runabout — confirm the nearest dealer before committing.

What we could not verify

We could not verify Ford PH service interval pricing, nor whether the 5-year term transfers to a subsequent owner. No PH-specific reliability dataset was sourced.

Ownership sources: Ford Philippines — warranty coverage · AutoDeal — next-generation Ranger and Everest 5-year warranty.

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Ford Ranger FAQ

Is the Ford Ranger better than the Hilux?

For ride comfort, cabin tech and outright power the Ranger leads — especially the V6 with its permanent 4WD. The Hilux counters with better resale and a wider service network. It comes down to whether you prioritise refinement or long-term value.

What is the Ranger 4A mode?

On V6 Rangers, 4A is a permanent (automatic) 4WD mode that safely sends drive to all four wheels on any surface, including dry tarmac — the transfer case juggles the split for you. Four-cylinder models use selectable 4WD instead.

How deep can a Ranger wade?

Ford quotes 800 mm of wading depth for the standard Ranger (850 mm on the Raptor) — among the best in the mainstream pickup class.

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