Are 2013 Ford Rangers good?

Crank it to life and the thrummy 3.2-litre inline five-cylinder common-rail turbo-diesel does vibrate at idle. But it’s a strong and solid performer, if a little too loud under acceleration. Delivering 147kW of power and 470Nm of torque, it is not the most refined unit.

Is Ford Ranger Wildtrak a good car?

The Wildtrak X has a lot of good going for it and it is an all-round package: it’s great to drive, refined and very comfortable and capable, and it comes out of the showroom with real touring-friendly gear on it. But it also has a price-tag to match.

How many kms is too much for a Ranger?

Ford Rangers are well built trucks and can easily last over 200k-250k miles if they are well maintained. Earlier models suffered from timing chain and transmission issues.

Is the Ford Ranger Wildtrak a good truck?

The Ford Ranger Wildtrak, especially in the 3.2-liter trim is perhaps the best thing that happened to the pick-up truck genre. In more ways than one, it has managed to re-define the segment on what a pick-up truck can and should be.

Is the Ford Ranger 4×4 an off road vehicle?

Despite such garnish, the Ranger 4×4’s off road credentials are not diminished and the Wildtrak maintains an impressive 800mm wading depth, low range transfer case, hill descent control and a rear diff lock.

How much horsepower does a Ford Wildtrak have?

As it stands, the Wildtrak’s engine makes 200 horsepower at 3000 rpm and a whopping 470 Newton meters of torque, a perfect match for the 6-speed automatic and a superb 4×4 drivetrain. We know that the Wildtrak can deliver on the trails and on the highway, but in town, it’s surprisingly good.

What kind of engine does Ford Ranger 3.2 have?

Now, those weaknesses are moot thanks to the 3.2-liter inline-5 engine good for an even 200 horsepower and 470 Nm of torque (lesser mortals may opt for the same 2.2-liter 4-cylinder engine though). These figures easily put the Wildtrak 3.2 as best-in-class in terms of overall power and torque.