The Ford Ranger Picks Up New Features

The new Ford Ranger will make its debut at the 2011 Geneva Motor Show in March. The stunning new pick-up truck will be available to drivers towards the end of the year.

Ford will be unveiling a number of new models at the Geneva Motor Show this year.  The new Ranger will appear bolder and more powerful than before.  Innovative technologies have improved the driving performance of this sporty compact pick-up whilst delivering impressive safety capabilities.

Numerous new features are available with the new Ford Ranger.  The featured built-in satellite navigation guides the driver to their destination; Bluetooth Voice Control improves driving safety through voice activation for audio and communication controls and a Rear View Camera System improves visibility and manoeuvrability.  The new in car technologies caters for the safety conscience and tech-savvy drivers ensuring a comfortable experience.

Performance mode is included in the new Ranger creating a sportier driving experience, whilst the calibration focuses on fuel consumption. The new Ranger is the first in its class with a six speed auto transmission gearbox and driving conditions are cleverly recognised by the transmissions computer enabling optimum performance.

The Electronic Stability Program makes this Ranger safer and easier to drive.  With amazing towing capabilities the new pickup leads its class when it comes to safety and practicality.

Available in 2.2 litre and 3.2 litre Duratorq TDCi turbo diesel engines the new Ranger is more fuel efficient than before.  Choose from 3 body styles, two ride heights, 4x2 and 4x4 drivetrains and four series to enjoy the optimum performance of this sporty pick-up.  Personalise your vehicle to accommodate leisure activities and work functionalities.

The new Ford Ranger should be available to purchase in November 2011.  Dinnages, a new and used car dealer in Sussex, cannot wait for the arrival of the new Ford Ranger in Sussex.  Look out for new Ford models that will be unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show on the 1st of March 2011.