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Ford Ranger 2.0 Biturbo Double Cab Wildtrak X 4WD (2025)
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- Power steering
- Stability Control
- Traction control
- Multi-function steering wheel controls
- Bluetooth connectivity
- USB port
- Navigation
- Air conditioning
- Electric windows
- Airbags
- Anti-lock braking system (ABS)
- Cruise control
- Remote central locking
- Tyre pressure sensor/monitor / deflation detection system
- Lane departure warning
- ISOFIX child seat mountings
Ford's 2025 Ranger Wildtrak X raises the bar in South Africa's hotly contested bakkie market. This 2.0-litre Biturbo diesel double cab delivers robust outputs of 154kW and a hearty 500nM of torque, paired with a durable 4x4 drivetrain. Fuel efficiency is a standout at 7.5L/100km, translating to a 1,067km range from its 80L tank. Standard tech includes navigation, Bluetooth, USB ports, and a multifunction steering wheel, while safety is bolstered by 7 airbags, lane departure warning, and tyre pressure monitoring.
Priced at R 1,070,500, the Wildtrak X faces fierce rivals. Here's how it stacks up:- Toyota Hilux 2.8GD-6 Legend RS: 150kW/500nM, from R 980,000- Isuzu D-Max 3.0TD V-Cross: 140kW/450nM, from R 920,000- VW Amarok 3.0TDI PanAmericana: 165kW/550nM, from R 990,000
While priced higher, the Ranger justifies its premium with a 6-year/90,000km service plan and a 4-year warranty, alongside superior standard tech. For buyers prioritising torque-rich performance and long-haul comfort, the Wildtrak X remains a compelling choice - though value seekers might eye the D-Max or Amarok.
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