2026 Ford Ranger for Sale near Everett, WA
The 2026 Ford Ranger has many of the features that our customers at Dwane Lane’s Skagit Ford are looking for in a pickup truck, but without the some of the concessions they’d have to make by going for a full-size one. Its agile handling, maneuverability, and fuel economy estimates are more than enough to win people over, and we’d like to explore what this midsize pickup truck is all about in the following overview!
Capabilities
Beginning with a statistic that nearly all prospective Ranger owners will value, this vehicle achieves a 7,500-lb. maximum towing capacity(1) when you need to haul a boat to Pigeon Creek Beach. Thanks to its optional 4×4 system, you may even be able to take a lesser-known shortcut by opting to traverse tougher terrain instead. With 9.3-inches of minimum ground clearance, rest assured that you’ll have a great vantage point along the way. If you need to pack a few items for the trip or weighty accessories for your boat, the Ford Ranger’s 1,767-lb. maximum payload rating(2) will go above and beyond your expectations.
Performance
There is no shortage of customizations when it comes to the powertrains the 2026 Ford Ranger offers. But before we list them, it’s important to know that each will shift instantaneously thanks to a standard 10-speed automatic transmission — leading to snappy movements. Their naming conventions are fairly simple to follow, with the first being a 2.3L EcoBoost turbocharged 4-cylinder engine that makes 270 horsepower and 310 lb.-ft of torque. Squarely in the middle is an available 2.7L EcoBoost twin-turbocharged V6, which dials up the performance to 315 horsepower and 400 lb.-ft of torque. What will feel the most spirited to drive through Everett is the 3.0L EcoBoost twin-turbocharged V6, dialing up the capacity all the way to 405 horsepower and 430 lb.-ft of torque.
Technology
If you prefer an infotainment system that integrates neatly into the dashboard, you’ll appreciate the optional 12-inch center display in the Ford Ranger. It presents a great place for you to view your surroundings at Harborview Park, especially when you use the optional 360-Degree Camera(3) to navigate into a tricky space. The touchscreen is in a vertical orientation for operation that is similar to the way you’d navigate a tablet, and the optional 12-inch cluster display to the left of it is in a horizontal position for readability that feels natural. A standard wireless charger(4) will feel just as simple to use, given how all you need to do is place it on top of a padded area in the center console area. Reach out to us during our business hours if you want to learn more about the tech in the Ford Ranger!
