The Ford Ranger Raptor is a tricked-out off-roading truck that could very well be the king of its midsized segment.
The Ranger Raptor is a respectable compromise in opting for a smaller truck outside the hardcore full-size option of an F-150 Raptor.
Out on pavement, the Ford Ranger Raptor is civil and has a rather cushy ride quality that adapts well to road imperfections.
Taking the Ford Ranger Raptor through a relatively light off-roading trail proved its prowess, where it basically laughed at the soft sand pits thrown at it.
The one thing that some may balk at with the Ranger Raptor is that it doesn’t quite live up to what you expect in full-size hardcore off-roading trucks.
As you may expect, the Ford Ranger Raptor isn’t going to be shy about drinking fuel.
The interior of the newly redesigned Ford Ranger has already received praise for its larger space and ability to easily find an optimal and comfy driving position.
In the technology area, the new Ranger Raptor has just the right equipment, offering a 12-inch vertically oriented infotainment touchscreen.
The new Ford Ranger Raptor may still come at a somewhat substantial price for most at $58,405.
Sure, the two trucks are very different, but the new Ford Ranger Raptor seems to have an edge not only with its power output but its adaptability for being a friendlier truck to live with both on-road and off.