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New Ravenhall, VIC, 3023

2024 Ford Ranger XLT 4X4 2.0L

$49,950

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Model Range

$43,990 - $78,260

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Odometer 60km

Body type Ute

Fuel Diesel

Transmission Automatic

Vehicle Overview

The 2024 Ford Ranger XLT is a capable dual-range 4X4 ute that combines practical working ability with the comfort and technology expected of a modern passenger vehicle. Finished in Shadow Black and showing just 60km, this example pairs a 2.0-litre turbo-diesel engine with an automatic transmission, making it well suited to everyday driving while retaining the low-speed traction and versatility associated with a four-wheel-drive workhorse.

Its diesel engine produces 500Nm of torque, providing the kind of strong pulling response that is useful when carrying equipment, travelling on unsealed roads or tackling changing terrain. The 4X4 Dual Range system gives the Ranger added flexibility beyond paved roads, allowing the driver to select the appropriate drivetrain setting for different conditions. With an 80-litre fuel tank and a listed combined fuel consumption figure of 7L/100km, it is configured for practical long-distance use without relying on frequent refuelling stops.

The XLT grade adds a more considered level of day-to-day usability. Seventeen-inch alloy wheels give the ute a purposeful stance, while the four-wheel disc brakes and ABS provide important braking support. An adaptive speed limiter with road-sign recognition can help reduce the effort involved in maintaining a suitable speed, particularly on changing routes. The adjustable steering column allows the driving position to be tailored for comfort, and the four-seat cabin provides space for a small crew while preserving the utility-focused character of the vehicle.

Inside, the Premium Cloth Seat Trim is designed for straightforward durability and everyday comfort. A six-speaker stereo and auxiliary 12-volt socket add useful convenience, whether the Ranger is being used during the working week or as transport for weekend activities. The combination of four doors, automatic operation and a relatively compact 2.0-litre engine makes this configuration easier to live with than a more specialised commercial vehicle, while the ute body retains the open-load practicality that defines the Ranger.

Safety is supported by a five-star ANCAP rating, driver airbag protection, ABS and road-sign recognition technology. The Ranger measures 5,370mm in length, 1,918mm in width and 1,877mm in height, dimensions that give it a substantial road presence while remaining within the familiar footprint of a contemporary dual-cab ute.