Ford Ranger XLT available as a cab-chassis from December

Buying an XLT Ranger and having to ditch the factory tub so you can add your own aftermarket tray or canopy will soon be a thing of the past, with Ford Australia announcing today that …

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Sep 10 2020

Buying an XLT Ranger and having to ditch the factory tub so you can add your own aftermarket tray or canopy will soon be a thing of the past, with Ford Australia announcing today that from December, the Ranger will be available as a Cab-Chassis option from the factory.

Pricing will vary by dealer, but it is expected to be about $1,000.00 cheaper per variant for the Cab-chassis, as well as save the hassle of removing the factory tub and selling/disposing of it.

For more information, please see www.ford.com.au

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