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$106,490

Model Range

$91,873 - $109,800

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Body type Cab Chassis

Fuel Diesel

Transmission Sports Automatic

Vehicle Overview

2026 Ford Ranger Super Duty Double Cab FullTime 4WD DR.

The 2026 Ford Ranger Super Duty is presented here in Double Cab FullTime 4WD DR form, combining the practicality of a cab-chassis body with the everyday usability of a five-seat, four-door cabin. Its Arctic White exterior gives the vehicle a clean, straightforward appearance, while the double-cab layout provides a useful balance between passenger accommodation and the working flexibility expected from a Ranger-based vehicle.

Power comes from a diesel internal-combustion engine paired with a Sports Automatic transmission. The 10-speed gearbox is specified to provide a broad spread of ratios for varied driving conditions, while the full-time four-wheel-drive system is central to the vehicle’s versatility. This combination suits an owner who needs a vehicle that can move between regular road use and practical work duties without relying on a single-purpose configuration.

As a cab chassis, the Ranger Super Duty is intended to support a tray-based setup rather than a conventional enclosed cargo tub. This example includes a galvanised steel tray, adding a durable and functional load area for equipment, materials or general day-to-day tasks. The supplied carpet floor covering also gives the cabin a more finished environment for occupants, helping the vehicle retain a level of comfort alongside its work-focused layout.

The cabin’s five-seat arrangement makes this more than a simple two-seat work vehicle. With four doors and a double-cab body, it can accommodate passengers while leaving the rear section available for tray duties. The result is a practical format for users who need personnel space and an adaptable cargo area in the same vehicle, with the added reassurance of four-wheel drive when conditions or routes demand additional traction.