THE ALL-NEW FORD RANGER RAPTOR
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VERSION IS THE FORD RANGER RAPTOR, WHICH FORD SAYS IS DESIGNED FOR ‘THE TRUE THRILL-SEEKING ENTHUSIAST OFF ROADER.’ The all-new Ford Ranger Raptor - can
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tackle the harshest terrain at speed and this go-anywhere capability is backed by an ultra strong chassis, bespoke suspension and tyres and a six-mode terrain manage- ment system. Powered by a bi-turbo version of
Ford’s 2.0 litre EcoBLue diesel engine and developing 210 hp, the all-new Ford Ranger Raptor - available in different cab configurations - features 10-speed automatic transmission and all-wheel-drive and has a performance chassis optimised for high-speed off-road driving. Its race-bred suspension has been specifically crafted to tackle tough terrain at high-speed while remaining in complete control and comfort. Shock absorbers with Position Sensitive Damping provide higher damping forces at extremes for unparalleled off-road capability, and lower damping forces in more moderate conditions for a smoother ride on-road.
HE RUGGED AND VERSATILE FORD RANGER IS THE BEST- SELLING PICK-UP IN EUROPE, AND THE ULTIMATE PERFORMANCE
The vehicle also has unique underbody
protection to deflect off-road obstacles. The new bash-plate is made from 2.3mm thickness high-strength steel in addition to the standard engine and transfer case under-shields. A dramatic new grille dominates the space between the xenon high-intensity discharge headlights and above a frame- mounted front bumper system. Offering desert-durability performance, the front bumper also includes new LED fog lamps with functional air-curtain ducts that improve air flow. Flared composite front fenders are designed to shrug off damage from off-road usage. In the cabin, bolstered seats are specially designed for off-road high-speed support with a dual-firmness cushion for ultimate comfort. Lightweight, racing-style magnesium paddle shifters are easily ac- cessible near the perforated leather hand grips of the bespoke steering wheel, which uses an on-centre marker to help drivers keep track of wheel position off-road. Ford engineers extensively tested the
all-new Ford Ranger Raptor’s engine and powertrain to prove durability in the most fatiguing conditions, including running the high-pressure and low-pressure turbo- chargers until they glowed red-hot for 200 hours non-stop.
Driver assistance and safety tech-
nologies include an enhanced version of Ford Stability Control incorporating Roll Mitigation Function and Electronic Stability Control; Trailer Sway Control; Hill Start Assist; Hill Descent Control and Load Adaptive Control. Other standard features include
Ford’s SYNC 3 communications and entertainment system, which enables drivers to control audio, navigation and connected smartphones using voice commands. The system is compatible with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto and features SYNC AppLink for voice-activation of a range of smartphone apps. The attention-grabbing all-new Ford
Ranger Raptor is the extreme version of the long-established and top-selling Ford Ranger pick-up model and the latest versions soon entering UK showrooms offer enhanced performance and fuel effi- ciency, advanced connectivity and driver assistance technologies including standard Pedestrian Detection and Intelligent Speed Limiter, with Active Park Assist and easy-lift tailgate also available. The all-new Ford Ranger Raptor is priced from £40,696 excluding VAT.
Visit Vospers Plymouth or Exeter to book your test drive.
Marsh Mills, Plymouth, PL6 8AY Tel: 01752 636370 Matford Way, Exeter, EX2 8FN
Tel: 01392 285595
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