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When it comes to light-duty capability, the Ford F-150 and Ford Ranger are top-tier performers. But, which is better suited for your daily errands and jobs around NE? The Ranger is a midsize truck, while the F-150 is full-size. Plus, there are other differences you should be aware of before you make a purchase decision. Compare the new Ford F-150 vs. Ranger below to see which is right for you!
Under the hood of the Ford F-150, you’ll find a 290-hp 3.3L Ti-VCT V6, whereas the Ford Ranger gets a 270-hp 2.3L EcoBoost engine. If you need a truck with ample horsepower and high-powered towing capabilities, the Ford F-150 might serve you better. However, if you need a midsize truck that’s strong enough to pull a small boat or camper, the Ford Ranger won’t let you down. Below, you can compare the Ranger vs. F-150 specs in more depth.
There’s a slight difference between the Ford F-150 and Ford Range fuel economy ratings. Being the smaller truck, the Ford Ranger earns slightly better mpg ratings than the F-150. So, if you’re concerned about fuel costs, you’ll definitely want to consider both trucks’ fuel efficiency. Here are their mpg ratings for your reference.
Would you like to take one or both of these Ford trucks for a test drive? Sid Dillon has several locations throughout Nebraska, where you can test drive and compare different Ford trucks. Contact us if you have any questions about the Ford F-150 vs. Ford Ranger, or if you’d like to schedule a test drive at one of our locations. Before you schedule, be sure to browse our new truck specials for existing incentives!
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