2021 Ford Ranger Lariat

4WD!!! ONLY 60,700 MILES!!! HARD TO FIND!!! LOADED!!! TECHNOLOGY PACKAGE!!! LANE KEEPING SYSTEM!!! REAR VIEW CAMERA!!! RUNNING BOARDS!!! AND MORE!!! PLEASE HURRY!!! WILL NOT LAST LONG!!!In its third year back in the U.S. market, the Ranger has remained a great value, but were still eagerly waiting for Ford to bring its high-performance Raptor off-road counterpart to the states. Fords mid-size pickup comes in two body styles with two bed lengths, and its trim levels range from the base model XL to the more luxurious Lariat. All Rangers are powered by a turbocharged 2.3-liter four-cylinder engine and offer a 10-speed automatic transmission; both rear- and four-wheel drive models are available. Unfortunately, theres no all-out trail-conquering model that matches the Chevy Colorado ZR2; the Ranger does offer the off-road capable FX4 package though, which adds a specially tuned suspension, beefier tires, and a locking rear differential.If youre going for value and performance, look to the base, XL extended-cab model, which Ford calls SuperCab. It has all the power and ride quality of the other Rangers, but thanks to its smaller cab, rear-drive configuration, and lower level of standard equipment its not as heavy as the XLT and Lariat trims, meaning itll get up to speed a little quicker. It comes standard with forward-collision warning and automated emergency brakingthings that are only available on the Chevrolet Colorado's and the GMC Canyon's highest trims. Our first choice, however, is the SuperCrew crew-cab body style dressed in the mid-level XLT trim and equipped with four-wheel drive. We'd add the FX4 off-road suspension, a bed liner, and the 302A package that includes heated seats, a leather-wrapped steering wheel, dual-zone climate control, and an eight-inch touch-screen infotainment system.Pop the hood of the 2021 Ford Ranger, and you'll be greeted by a turbocharged 2.3-liter four-cylinder engine that generates 270 horsepower and 310 lb-ft of torque. There's enough muscle there to make the Ranger XLT we tested reasonably swift, and output is silky. Things get even more impressive with the lighter Ranger XL, which surprised us with its speed and agility when we put it through its paces at the track. With all Ranger trucks, a 10-speed automatic rules the roost, and it provides shifts that are smooth and quick. Rear-drive models offer 8.4 inches of ground clearance, while four-wheel-drive versions offer 8.9 inches. The Ranger is available with a Terrain Management System that tweaks things like engine responsiveness and transmission gearing to optimize the truck's performance on various types of terrain. Four selectable drive modes are offered: Normal, Grass/Gravel/Snow, Mud/Ruts, and Sand.