New Ford Ranger For Sale in Sebring FL

• The 2025 Ranger is expected to be generally identical to the 2024 model.
• The Ranger’s strong engine and rugged towing capabilities are a major plus this year.
• The Raptor is back, an offroad option that’ll tackle even the toughest terrain in style.

Yes! The new 2025 Ranger is expected to carry over many of the changes from last year that saw the Midsize Pickup smooth out many of its rough points, while also introducing a new engine that turned the Ranger into a serious powerhouse.

There should be around four trim levels this year if 2024 is anything to go by, with three engine choices between them. There’s the base engine, the turbo 2.3-liter inline four capable of producing 270 horsepower and 310 lb-ft of torque, as well as the new engine introduced in 2024, the 2.7-liter v6 that’s capable of producing 315 horsepower and 400 lb-ft of torque.

Finally, buyers can also anticipate the return of the 3.0 liter v6 that’s exclusive to the Raptor, which is capable of producing 405 horsepower and 430 lb-ft of torque, as well as a host of off-road oriented changes that we’ll cover in greater detail. The only available transmission is the 10 speed automatic this year, and each trim should offer either a 4x2 or 4x4 drive, with the upgrade to 4x4 $3,500 and a slight detriment to fuel efficiency.

Commanding an asking price of $55,720, as well as the label of being probably the most exciting prospect of the Ranger line for 2025, is the Ranger Raptor. A badge that all but confirms off road prowess, the Four wheel drive Raptor brings with it a wide host of changes that turn it into the ultimate in offroading that you’ll find in a midsize pickup. Between a custom, off road oriented suspension, custom all-terrain tires, and even a suite of off-road specific drive modes, the Raptor excels at providing an exciting off road experience.

Of course, the Raptor isn’t the sole trim being offered this year by the Ranger, as there’s a varied selection of 3 other trims that each have their own strong points. Going through these, we start at the base XL trim, which should offer buyers with the same package as last year - that being a fancy digital instrument cluster, as well as a 10-inch infotainment touchscreen, Forward Collision Warning, and a more than welcome Lane Departure Warning assist. All of that comes at the rather modest asking price of $34,575.

Next is the XLT, sporting features such as Ford CoPilot, Blind-spot warning, and a convenient 120-volt outlet. This option also unlocks access to the 315 horsepower turbo V6, a sporty, but affordable option for the trim, and clocks in at around $37,105. From here, we come to the Lariat, which is expected to include heated, power seats with some neat leather trimming, as well as all terrain tires and a 12″ LCD touchscreen. For this luxury pickup, one can expect to pay $45,375.