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Good point. Also I noticed that the Running Boards in the configurator needs to be selected, even for the FX4 package. I am guessing that you could now order FX4 without running boards if you don' want them.

I was just about to post about this... beat me to it. The 2.7 liter is on the way for an extra $2,195 for XLT and Lariat. :clap:

I will not pay for it but I have seen a few local dealers adding a $5k Market Adjustment to a few Ranger Lariats (57k total)

Do other truck manufacturers have j-braces straight from the factory?

I agree with you. I hate that the push button start is not available on XLT but I guess I can live without it. Its really silly as you can get the high package with a 12 inch screen with all the technology included. The last thing I am contemplating before pulling the trigger is the 2.3...

Ambient lighting may only come with the Lariat.

Push Button Start - should be standard across all trims. Buying a $40k+ vehicle with no push button start is my #1 complaint.

Amazing results for the Ford Ranger. I know a lot of folks are waiting for the 2.7 liter, but the 2.3 seems to be pretty darn good!

I agree with most of what you said. There are many factors at play and much to consider. I know my Dad's approach to buying vehicles was always on a whim. My mom once sent him out to pick up groceries and he came home with a new car ha ha.... :)

Pretty good reviews it seems across the board. Only remaining question I have is 2.3 liter 4 cylinder vs 2.7 liter V6. Perhaps once my dealer has a few on the lot, it would be good to take a test drive.

They could have gotten the jump on Toyota by offering the 2.7 earlier. Toyota will at some point release their hybrid engine to compete with it.

Looks good! I am very torn on Carbonized Gray vs Iconic Silver. This version looks like what Darth Vader would drive. :)

Looks like the Rangers are coming! Look out Toyota! Nice truck!

The Red one is looking quite spicy!

I don't disagree that is sounds ridiculous. However, I have been around too many corporate suits which makes me believe they would think that they can convert High End Ranger buyers to Lower End F150 owners. Of course I don't know if Ford is capable of this :)

I think there are 3 things at play. 1) Quality - probably allowing extra time for quality checks 2) Media events and driving reviews in March 3) Ford has a lot of inventory sitting on dealer lots right now so time to make room.

I always think the Tacoma has a big nose. Also in 2024, the rear bumper is squashed in the back. Once you see these things, you can't unsee it.

It would make one hell of a splash! :)

I am looking at ordering an XLT (without the B/O) just the standard Sirius XM. Hopefully that is adequate enough but if not, maybe there are good aftermarket alternatives like an amp, new speakers, and small hideway sub..