Ford Ranger Bakkies

- Three robots helped Ford engineers test the full gamut of advanced driver assist systems (ADAS), like pre-collision assist with automatic emergency braking (AEB), lane keeping aids, evasive steer assist, reverse brake assist and more - Ford engineers conducted more than 150 virtual crash tests of next-gen Ranger and Everest, and more than 100 physical crash tests - At the core of the next-gen Ranger and Everest is an immensely strong body that uses high-strength materials to create a ‘safety cell’ to protect occupants At Ford’s Proving Ground in Australia, Ray, Rosie and Roberto are integral members of Ford’s safety team, helping to develop the very latest in crash protection features and advanced driver assist systems that enable owners to drive with more confidence on the road. This cutting-edge robotic trio are tasked with helping Ford test driver assist systems, like pre-collision assist with automatic emergency braking (AEB), lane keeping aids, evasive steer assist, reverse brak...

  NEW FORD RANGER FORD LAUNCHES MIGHTY 4.0-LITRE V6 MODEL With the launch of its new Ford Ranger pickup range, Ford has added a new breath-taking 4,0-litre powerplant which is set to become a firm favourite of South African motorists who are looking for "True Blue" Ford performance. This spectacular new pickup, conceived specifically to meet the requirements of those South African motorists, farmers and fleet managers who demand the very ultimate in performance, is available in four Double Cab and two Super Cab variants. The Super Cab is also a brand new introduction, which takes the form of an extended single cab. The 4.0-litre V6 Ranger is the flagship model in the new, comprehensive Ford pickup range, which incorporates commercial vehicles that stretch from half- to one ton.  This tried and tested engine has an established pedigree, having provided excellent service in the Ford Explorer range. Its state-of-the-art V6 powerplant is controlled by the high tech EEC-V engine m...

  Going Rogue: Can the Ford Ranger Really Replace the Family Car?   ·       Bakkies have grown in popularity due to their versatility ·       The Ford Ranger is the perfect vehicle to fit any lifestyle ·       Ford has outlined five ways the Ranger makes transitioning from a family sedan to a bakkie that much smoother   While the bakkie may have its origins as a practical work vehicle, the modern iteration has come to represent something far more significant for car buyers today.   The Ford Ranger is not only a phenomenal workhorse – trusted by government departments and primary industry operators globally – but it has also become a lifestyle vehicle of choice for families too.   With boosted levels of comfort, refinement, safety, technology and outright performance, Ranger’s move to the mainstream has helped ignite our sense for adventure with a versatile vehicle primed for action.   “Bakkies have long been the ...

Ford Ranger Raptor - The Big Boss  Dog  I can't take another man seriously if he doesn't drink coffee or like the Ford Ranger Raptor. I bet there's these "I'll never buy a Ford" people who've seen the Ranger Raptor drive past them and know they'd buy it if able to. It is without a doubt the most radical bakkie on South African roads which isn't surprising as it comes from the trend-setting Ford stable who set it all off with the upgrade to the Ford Ranger in 2011, this is the natural progression for the dominant Ford Ranger. It was never an if but when Ford would take a Ranger and put it on a course of steroids and steak. I'm sure you'll agree we were happy with the Wildtrak, it was the bakkie dudes had as their background on their phones, the choice of bakkie if we won the lottery now the Raptor has taken over this one and rightly so, I mean look at it, it's an f-ing beast  283 mm Ground Clearance When smashing it through the rough stu...

2011 was a great year. Why? It was the resurrection of the Ranger. This is the year the Ranger was gifted the macho, muscular styling look. Since this upgrade, the Ford Ranger has enjoyed fantastic levels of success and respect from the Bakkie loving public of South Africa. Thousands of South African business have chosen the Ford Ranger to be part of their business, and we're proud to be apart of it. The millions of kilometres we travel together, helping you reach your goals and most of all, employing the people of South Africa. The Ford Ranger will be around for many years to come, which is what makes the Ranger the best choice and easy to resell when time to upgrade. Ranger bakkies fetch a good price when it's time to trade-in or sell. More than a Bakkie The more expensive Rangers have tastefully trimmed cabs which can comfortably take a family on any holiday. All 4X4 Rangers have lockable rear diff and go quite well off-road for something so well spec'ed and good to look...