Looking for a ride that keeps your family safe and comfortable, whether around town or off the beaten path? The 2026 Ford Bronco Sport from FORD MOTOR COMPANY offers just that, combining rugged capability with everyday practicality. Starting at an MSRP of $36,078 for the Big Bend trim, this 4WD sport utility vehicle seats five passengers comfortably and delivers a well-balanced mix of efficiency and performance. The Bronco Sport’s standard 1.5-liter turbocharged inline-3 engine produces a reliable 180 horsepower and 200 lb-ft of torque, paired with an automatic transmission to keep your drives smooth. You’ll appreciate its fuel economy too, with the Big Bend, Heritage, and Outer Banks trims achieving an EPA-estimated 25 mpg city and 30 mpg highway, making it a smart choice for daily commuting or weekend adventures. Built for families and outdoor lovers alike, the Bronco Sport also boasts a spacious interior and features designed to handle diverse lifestyles. From city streets in Greensboro to the scenic trails near Kernersville, this SUV is ready to help you explore with confidence and comfort. Rugged and Ready: The Bold Exterior Design of the Bronco Sport Under the Hood: Engines, Performance, and Towing Capabilities Explained Spacious and Comfortable: Interior Features for Every Passenger Smart and Connected: Technology and Infotainment in the Bronco Sport Safety First: Driver Assistance and Security Features to Keep You Protected Breaking Down the Price: What Each Bronco Sport Trim Offers Reliable Coverage: Warranty, Maintenance, and Service Benefits at Green Ford Your Questions Answered: Bronco Sport FAQs for Informed Buyers Why the Bronco Sport is a Smart Choice for Families and Adventurers Alike Rugged and Ready: The Bold Exterior Design of the Bronco Sport Engine & Performance Powertrain specifications across trim levels All trims share: Transmission: Automatic, Drivetrain: 4WD. Feature Big Bend Heritage Outer Banks Badlands Engine 1.5L I3 1.5L I3 1.5L I3 2.0L I4 The 2026 Ford Bronco Sport stands out with a strong, boxy shape inspired by its larger Bronco sibling, giving it an unmistakable presence on the road and off. Its squared-off shoulders and upright stance speak to its rugged roots while still fitting comfortably into daily activities around town or adventures in the wild. Measuring 173.1 inches in length on the Big Bend and Heritage trims, and stretching to 175.1 inches on the Outer Banks and Badlands, the Bronco Sport balances a manageable size with ample space inside. Its width remains consistent at 76.3 inches across trims, while height varies from 70.4 inches on Big Bend and Heritage to a more commanding 72.1 inches on the Badlands, enhancing ground clearance and off-road capability. Distinctive practical elements reinforce the Bronco Sport’s adventurous nature. Fixed roofs and doors preserve durability and safety, while the rear liftgate glass opens separately, making access to cargo quicker and easier. Front fender tie-downs provide secure anchor points for roof gear like kayaks or bicycles, expanding what you can bring on your next outdoor excursion. Inside the rear liftgate, integrated LED lighting helps illuminate your gear even when daylight fades. On the Badlands trim, easy-to-clean materials and durable rubbers on the floor stand up to the messiest outdoor activities, making maintenance straightforward after a day on rough trails. The clean bronze stitching found in the Bronze Package adds a subtle, smart touch to the exterior themes for those who want a bit of flair without losing ruggedness. Every element of the Bronco Sport’s exterior design reflects a thoughtful balance of durability, function, and style built to keep you ready for the road less traveled. Under the Hood: Engines, Performance, and Towing Capabilities Explained Fuel Economy EPA-estimated fuel economy ratings All trims share: Combined MPG: 28 mpg, Fuel Type: Unleaded. Feature Big Bend Heritage Outer Banks Badlands City MPG 25 mpg 25 mpg 25 mpg 21 mpg Highway MPG 30 mpg 30 mpg 30 mpg 27 mpg The 2026 Ford Bronco Sport at Green Ford offers a lineup that balances everyday driving with rugged capability, thanks to thoughtfully designed powertrains and drivetrain options. All four trims—Big Bend, Heritage, Outer Banks, and Badlands—feature robust four-wheel-drive systems, making them ready for both suburban streets and weekend outdoor adventures. Starting with the Big Bend, Heritage, and Outer Banks trims, each is powered by a turbocharged 1.5-liter inline-3 engine. This engine delivers 180 horsepower and 200 pound-feet of torque, paired with an automatic transmission designed for smooth responsiveness. This setup helps achieve respectable fuel efficiency, rated at 25 miles per gallon in the city and 30 miles per gallon on the highway. These trims provide a capable balance between performance and economy, making them smart choices for drivers who need reliable everyday transportation with an occasional off-road twist. The Badlands trim steps things up with a turbocharged 2.0-liter inline-4 engine, bringing more power and control to the table. Producing 250 horsepower and 280 pound-feet of torque, this engine equips the Badlands with enhanced off-road muscle, complemented by upgraded suspension and dampers tailored for rugged terrain. Although this more powerful engine lowers fuel economy slightly, it still delivers a commendable 21 city and 27 highway miles per gallon. The Badlands trim also offers advanced features like paddle shifters and a torque-vectoring rear differential through the Sasquatch Package, providing sharper handling and off-road confidence. Towing capacity varies between trims based on their engine choices. The Big Bend, Heritage, and Outer Banks trims, with the 1.5-liter engine, are rated to tow up to 2,200 pounds. This capability supports light trailers or recreational gear for family outings. Meanwhile, the Badlands trim, equipped with the stronger 2.0-liter powerplant, increases towing capacity to 2,700 pounds. This higher rating adds extra versatility for hauling boats, campers, or heavier equipment on your next adventure. With an eight-speed automatic transmission standard across the lineup, the Bronco Sport delivers smooth shifts and reliable power delivery no matter the driving environment. Whether navigating daily commutes or tackling backcountry trails, these Ford Motor Company-built engines and drivetrains ensure you’re ready for whatever lies ahead. Spacious and Comfortable: Interior Features for Every Passenger Dimensions & Capacity Interior and exterior dimensions All trims share: Seating Capacity: 5 passengers passengers, Width: 76.3". Feature Big Bend Heritage Outer Banks Badlands Length 173.1" 173.1" 175.1" 175.1" Height 70.4" 70.4" 71.7" 72.1" Step inside the 2026 Ford Bronco Sport, and you’ll find a thoughtfully designed interior built to keep all five passengers comfortable, whether you’re heading out on a weekend adventure or commuting through Greensboro’s daily traffic. Each trim—from Big Bend through Badlands—offers seating for five, providing enough room without feeling cramped. The front seats are arranged upright, paired with a tall roofline that improves headroom and visibility. This setup helps drivers maintain a clear view of the road and surroundings, making every drive safer and more enjoyable. In addition to roomy seating, the Bronco Sport incorporates clever interior touches to enhance convenience and durability. The Badlands trim, for example, adds easy-clean upholstery and washable rubberized flooring, which is perfect for families or outdoor enthusiasts who want to load up gear without worrying about messes. Even in lower trims like Big Bend and Heritage, the combination of soft-touch materials and sturdy plastics offers both comfort and resilience without sacrificing style. Rear passengers benefit from elevated seating that boosts comfort during longer rides. When it’s time to haul gear or sports equipment, the cargo area adapts easily. Folding down the rear seats creates space that fits two mountain bikes, helping you carry your favorite outdoor gear with ease. For additional utility, the rear liftgate glass on all trims opens separately, so you can grab small items quickly without fully opening the tailgate—a practical feature for busy days. Climate control features reside mainly within the touchscreen interface, giving the cabin a clean, modern feel. This layout keeps the dashboard uncluttered while allowing easy adjustments to keep everyone cozy. The cabin’s blend of durability, clever storage, and spacious design makes the Bronco Sport an inviting place for families, adventurers, and everyday drivers alike. Smart and Connected: Technology and Infotainment in the Bronco Sport Technology & Infotainment Technology & Infotainment comparison across trims Standard on all trims: SiriusXM satellite radio, In-dash navigation system, Wireless Android Auto, Wireless Apple CarPlay, Bluetooth connectivity, 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster, Standard 13.2-inch high-resolution touchscreen, 400-watt power inverter available, 360-degree camera system (with Sasquatch Package), Optional 10-speaker Bang & Olufsen premium audio (Outer Banks and Badlands), Standard 6-speaker stereo. When it comes to staying connected on the road, the 2026 Ford Bronco Sport makes it easy with a thoughtfully designed infotainment system tailored for both adventure and everyday convenience. Across the Big Bend, Heritage, Outer Banks, and Badlands trims, Bronco Sport offers a standard 13.2-inch high-resolution touchscreen that serves as the command center for navigation, media, and vehicle settings. This large display is intuitive and easy to use, helping you keep your focus on the journey ahead. For those who love quality sound during their drives, the Outer Banks and Badlands trims step up the audio experience with an available 10-speaker Bang & Olufsen premium sound system. If you choose the Big Bend or Heritage trims, a sturdy 6-speaker stereo comes standard, providing clear and balanced audio for your favorite playlists, podcasts, or calls. Connectivity is a priority in the Bronco Sport, with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility included across the lineup. This feature allows you to seamlessly access your smartphone apps, music, and contacts without fumbling for cables, giving you a modern, tech-savvy driving experience. Bluetooth connectivity ensures you stay hands-free while on the road. For outdoor enthusiasts and those working remotely, the available 400-watt power inverter provides the convenience of powering laptops or charging devices off-grid, keeping you connected no matter where your adventure takes you. Plus, the optional 360-degree camera system, available with packages on the Badlands trim, adds extra confidence in tight spots. Overall, the Bronco Sport’s technology package blends smart features that keep you connected and entertained, all packaged in a rugged SUV that’s ready for your next adventure. Check out our New Ford Bronco Sport inventory to find the perfect model for you. Safety First: Driver Assistance and Security Features to Keep You Protected Safety Features Safety Features comparison across trims Standard on all trims: Forward-collision warning, Optional Co-Pilot360 Assist 2.0 with lane-centering adaptive cruise control, Lane-keeping assist, Adaptive cruise control, Automated emergency braking. When it comes to safety, the 2026 Ford Bronco Sport offers a solid lineup of driver assistance technologies designed to help you feel secure on every journey. Across all trims—including Big Bend, Heritage, Outer Banks, and Badlands—these features focus on maintaining your confidence whether you're navigating city streets or tackling rugged trails. Standard safety features on every Bronco Sport include forward-collision warning and automated emergency braking. These systems work together to detect potential obstacles ahead and apply brakes if needed to help prevent or reduce the severity of a collision. Lane-keeping assist is also part of the standard package, providing gentle steering corrections to keep you safely centered within your lane. If you’re after enhanced assistance, the optional Co-Pilot360 Assist 2.0 package adds lane-centering adaptive cruise control. This feature goes beyond traditional cruise control by adjusting your speed to maintain a safe following distance and help keep the vehicle aligned in the center of the lane. It’s a great option for highway driving or long commutes, giving you extra peace of mind on busier roads. The combination of these technologies makes the Bronco Sport a well-rounded option for families and adventure seekers who value safety without sacrificing capability. While the rugged Badlands trim adds performance-focused features to handle tough terrain, its safety suite keeps you protected both on and off the pavement. By blending dependable systems from FORD MOTOR COMPANY with smart driver aids, the Bronco Sport helps create a safer driving environment for you and your five passengers. It’s one more reason this SUV stands out as a reliable choice for everyday adventures. Breaking Down the Price: What Each Bronco Sport Trim Offers Pricing MSRP and destination charges by trim level Feature Big Bend Heritage Outer Banks Badlands Starting MSRP $36,078 $39,260 $41,720 $44,645 Exploring the 2026 Ford Bronco Sport lineup at Green Ford reveals four trim levels, each with distinct features and pricing to fit a variety of needs and preferences—starting from $36,078 up to $44,645. Let’s take a closer look at what each trim brings to the table. The Big Bend trim, priced at $36,078, serves as the entry point with a strong foundation. It comes standard with a 1.5L turbocharged inline-3 engine paired with 4WD, delivering an EPA rating of 25 mpg city and 30 mpg highway. For those wanting enhanced style or functionality, available options include the Black Diamond Package and Bronze Package, which add unique exterior accents and interior stitching. Next up, the Heritage trim costs $39,260 and builds on Big Bend’s features with a similar powertrain and fuel economy, maintaining the same 1.5L I3 engine and 4WD configuration. While the dimensions and seating remain consistent, this level steps up with refined styling touches and additional comfort elements. Moving into the Outer Banks trim at $41,720, buyers still get the 1.5L I3 engine and 4WD, with city and highway fuel economy staying steady at 25/30 mpg. This trim adds length and height, contributing to a roomier feel. Technology perks include the option for Bang & Olufsen’s 10-speaker premium audio, elevating the in-cabin experience. At the top, the Badlands trim commands $44,645 and features a more powerful 2.0L turbocharged inline-4 engine along with 4WD. Fuel economy adjusts to 21 mpg city and 27 mpg highway. This trim focuses on rugged capability and comfort, equipped with upgraded suspension, easy-clean Reliable Coverage: Warranty, Maintenance, and Service Benefits at Green Ford When you choose the 2026 Ford Bronco Sport at Green Ford, you’re backed by a strong support system designed for peace of mind and dependable ownership. Every new Bronco Sport comes with a Lifetime Powertrain Limited Warranty, ensuring key engine, transmission, and drivetrain components are covered as long as you own the vehicle. This warranty protects the rugged 1.5L inline-3 engine found in the Big Bend, Heritage, and Outer Banks trims, as well as the more powerful 2.0L inline-4 turbo engine in the Badlands model. Your Bronco Sport’s quality and reliability are supported by regular maintenance aligned with FORD MOTOR COMPANY recommendations, helping keep the automatic transmission and 4WD system running smoothly. Green Ford’s experienced service team is ready to assist with everything from oil changes to more complex repairs, helping preserve that efficient fuel economy: up to 25 city/30 highway mpg on the 1.5L trims and 21 city/27 highway mpg on the Badlands. If you ever need extra help on the road, Ford Roadside Assistance stands by with expert support, including battery jump-starts and flat tire changes for your SUV. With Green Ford’s commitment to dependable service and genuine parts, you’re covered throughout your Bronco Sport’s journey. For maintenance needs, schedule your visit at our Greensboro location and keep your ride ready for every adventure. Your Questions Answered: Bronco Sport FAQs for Informed Buyers How many passengers can the 2026 Ford Bronco Sport accommodate? The Bronco Sport across all trims comfortably seats up to five passengers. This includes the Big Bend, Heritage, Outer Banks, and Badlands trims, each designed with a spacious interior to keep your family and friends comfortable on every ride. Which Bronco Sport trim provides the best fuel economy? The Big Bend, Heritage, and Outer Banks trims, all powered by the 1.5L turbocharged inline-3 engine, offer the best fuel efficiency with EPA ratings of 25 mpg city and 30 mpg highway. The Badlands trim, featuring the more powerful 2.0L engine, has slightly lower ratings at 21 mpg city and 27 mpg highway. What is the towing capacity for the Bronco Sport trims? Towing capacity varies by engine. The 1.5L engine trims, including Big Bend, Heritage, and Outer Banks, tow up to 2,200 pounds. The Badlands trim, with its 2.0L turbocharged engine, increases towing capability to 2,700 pounds, making it better suited for hauling gear on rugged adventures. What drivetrain does the Bronco Sport offer? All four trims come with 4WD as standard, providing sure-footed traction and stability in diverse driving conditions. This makes the Bronco Sport a dependable Why the Bronco Sport is a Smart Choice for Families and Adventurers Alike When it comes to balancing family needs with a spirit of adventure, the 2026 Ford Bronco Sport stands out as a versatile option. Whether you’re heading out on a weekend trail or taking the kids around town, this SUV offers a mix of practicality and toughness that fits a variety of lifestyles. With seating for five, every passenger enjoys comfortable space, while cargo room adapts to your gear thanks to a smart rear seat layout and optional slide-out cargo table. Families will appreciate the dependable 1.5-liter turbocharged inline-3 engine on the Big Bend, Heritage, and Outer Banks trims. This powertrain provides 180 horsepower and 200 lb-ft of torque, matched with a fuel-efficient 25 mpg in the city and 30 mpg on the highway. That means more time on the road and less at the pump for daily commutes or family outings. For those wanting extra muscle and capability, the Badlands trim steps up with a 2.0-liter turbocharged inline-4 delivering 250 hp and 280 lb-ft, though with a slightly lower fuel economy rating of 21 city and 27 highway mpg. This model also boasts advanced suspension features, making it ready for rugged terrain and outdoor pursuits. Safety is naturally a priority for family-focused buyers, and the Bronco Sport offers features like forward-collision warning and lane-keeping assist, with available Co-Pilot360 Assist 2.0 to provide lane-centering adaptive cruise control. This blend of driver aids helps keep everyone protected whether you're navigating suburban streets or back roads. Plus, the Bronco Sport’s tough yet approachable design includes practical exterior elements like front fender tie-downs for securing gear and a rear liftgate glass that opens independently. If your family loves outdoor activities or you’re drawn to weekend adventures, this SUV delivers a confident blend of reliability, comfort, and rugged readiness — all starting at an accessible $36,078 MSRP.
Discover the 2026 Ford Ranger: Durable and Adventure-Ready
Looking for a dependable pickup that’s ready to handle your everyday needs and weekend adventures? The 2026 Ford Ranger brings together a strong combination of power, capability, and versatility. Backed by Ford Motor Company and assembled at the Michigan Assembly Plant in Wayne, Michigan, this truck offers a solid foundation built right here in the USA. The Ranger’s lineup includes trims like the XL, XLT, Lariat, and the high-performance Raptor — all with seating for five and a crew cab design that balances passenger comfort with tough utility. The Base XL starts at $39,325, equipped with a 2.3-liter turbocharged inline-4 engine delivering 270 horsepower and 310 lb-ft of torque. Need even more muscle for rugged terrain? The Raptor ups the ante with a 3.0-liter V6 and specialized off-road features. Whether you’re navigating city streets or the trail beyond Kernersville, this four-wheel-drive truck offers practical fuel economy with ratings of 20 mpg city and 26 mpg highway on most trims. The Ranger’s blend of reliable performance and smart design makes it a solid choice for families, outdoor enthusiasts, or anyone needing a tough, capable pickup to get the job done. Table of Contents Bold Looks: The 2026 Ford Ranger’s Exterior Style and Presence Under the Hood: 2026 Ford Ranger’s Engine and Towing Power Comfort on the Go: Interior Design and Space for Your Crew Stay Connected: Technology and Infotainment Inside the Ranger Safety First: Driver Assistance Features Keeping You Protected Breaking Down the Price: Comparing Every Ford Ranger Trim Taking Care of Your Ranger: Warranty and Maintenance Insights Got Questions? Real Answers to Your Ford Ranger Queries Why the 2026 Ford Ranger Stands Out in Its Class Bold Looks: The 2026 Ford Ranger’s Exterior Style and Presence Fuel Economy EPA-estimated fuel economy ratings All trims share: Combined MPG: 23 mpg, Fuel Type: Unleaded. Feature XL XLT Lariat Raptor City MPG 20 mpg 20 mpg 20 mpg 16 mpg Highway MPG 26 mpg 26 mpg 26 mpg 18 mpg When you roll up in the 2026 Ford Ranger, you’re driving a truck that’s built to stand out with its tough, purposeful design. Whether you choose the practical XL or the rugged Raptor, the Ranger’s bold exterior commands attention on the road and off. Measuring just over 210 inches long with a width of 86.7 inches, this midsize pickup strikes a confident, muscular pose without feeling oversized for daily use or weekend adventures. The Ranger features a spacious crew cab and a 5-foot bed, striking a great balance between passenger comfort and cargo utility—perfect for families in Summerfield or outdoor enthusiasts near Kernersville looking to haul gear with style. The clean lines and sturdy stance give the Ranger a modern yet durable look that reflects its capability. In terms of presence, the Raptor trim really steps up with its reinforced frame, upgraded suspension, and large all-terrain tires that hint at serious off-road potential. While the standard trims have a more classic pickup aesthetic, they don’t skimp on ruggedness, offering a wide stance and a commanding front grille that shows strength without being flashy. Every 2026 Ranger you see from Green Ford is made at the Michigan Assembly plant in Wayne, Michigan, adding an American-made touch to its robust character. The consistent height of 74.4 inches across all trims gives the Ranger a commanding road presence that fits well within any suburban neighborhood or rugged backroad around Greensboro. From the no-nonsense XL to the performance-oriented Raptor, the Ranger’s exterior design blends utility with style. It’s a truck made for families, adventurers, and anyone who values a dependable, eye-catching ride that can handle everyday life and beyond. Under the Hood: 2026 Ford Ranger’s Engine and Towing Power Engine & Performance Powertrain specifications across trim levels All trims share: Horsepower: 270 hp, Torque: 310 lb-ft, Transmission: Automatic, Drivetrain: 4WD. Feature XL XLT Lariat Raptor Engine 2.3L I4 2.3L I4 2.7L V6 3.0L V6 When it comes to the heart of the 2026 Ford Ranger, Ford Motor Company offers a lineup that balances capability and efficiency across its key trims: XL, XLT, Lariat, and Raptor. The base and mid-level trims, XL and XLT, both come with a 2.3-liter turbocharged inline-4 engine that generates a solid 270 horsepower and 310 pound-feet of torque. This well-rounded engine is paired with a smooth automatic transmission and employs four-wheel drive, giving you dependable traction whether you’re navigating city streets or tackling rougher terrain. For those who want a bit more muscle under the hood, the Lariat trim steps up with a 2.7-liter V6 engine. This engine continues to deliver strong performance with an output tailored to handle heavier loads efficiently – the exact horsepower and torque figures for the 2.7L V6 are not specified here, but it keeps the focus on balanced power and fuel economy. Like the other trims, Lariat also embraces four-wheel drive, enhancing its capability in tougher conditions. All these trims maintain an EPA-estimated fuel economy of 20 miles per gallon in the city and 26 miles per gallon on the highway, offering a smart balance between power and economy. For the adventurers and off-road enthusiasts, the Ranger Raptor edition comes with a significantly different powertrain. It boasts a 3.0-liter twin-turbo V6 engine that delivers higher performance but at a slightly lower fuel efficiency, with EPA ratings of 16 mpg city and 18 mpg highway. This engine’s extra punch is matched with upgrades like a reinforced frame, locking differentials, and all-terrain tires, ensuring the Raptor is ready for any rugged challenge. All trims of the 2026 Ford Ranger provide an impressive towing capability, with a maximum capacity of up to 7,500 pounds when properly equipped. Whether you’re hauling gear for a weekend getaway or managing work equipment, this truck can handle the job with confidence. Built at the Michigan Assembly Plant in Wayne, Michigan, the Ranger combines American engineering with rugged versatility to serve families, adventurers, and professionals alike. With its range of engines and solid towing strength, it’s ready to support your daily drives and weekend adventures. Check out the New Ford Ranger inventory to find your perfect match. Comfort on the Go: Interior Design and Space for Your Crew When you step inside the 2026 Ford Ranger, you’ll find a well-thought-out interior designed to keep you and your passengers comfortable on every journey. Whether you opt for the entry-level XL or the high-performance Raptor, the cabin offers seating for five with roomy headroom and legroom in the crew cab layout. That means plenty of space for your family, friends, or co-workers to ride comfortably without feeling cramped. Dimensions & Capacity Interior and exterior dimensions All trims share: Seating Capacity: 5 passengers passengers, Max Towing: 7,500 lbs, Width: 86.7", Height: 74.4". Feature XL XLT Lariat Raptor Length 210.8" 210.8" 210.8" 210.6" Across all four trims—XL, XLT, Lariat, and Raptor—the Ranger features practical storage options that help keep your essentials organized on the road. You’ll find multiple compartments, such as a glovebox, an upper dash shelf, hidden glovebox, door pockets, and under-seat bins. These smart spaces make it easy to stash everything from maps to tech gadgets, so your cabin stays tidy whether you’re headed to work or a weekend adventure. Comfort features step up in the higher trims, particularly from the XLT onward. For instance, the XLT includes a wrapped steering wheel and carpeted floor mats, adding a bit of refinement without compromising durability. The Lariat brings in even more with heated, power-adjustable front seats and dual-zone climate control as part of its higher equipment offerings. These upgrades help keep everyone cozy, no matter the weather during those drives through Summerfield or the backroads of Graham. The Ranger’s infotainment system complements the interior’s comfort with vertically oriented touchscreens—ranging from a standard 10.1-inch display in the XL trim to an available 12.0-inch screen in the Lariat and Raptor. These displays sit within easy reach, making it easy to manage music, navigation, and communication without distraction. Finally, thoughtful details like physical HVAC controls ensure that even quick comfort adjustments are hassle-free. Every Ford Ranger is built to keep your trips smooth and pleasant while supporting an active lifestyle for you and your crew. Stay Connected: Technology and Infotainment Inside the Ranger Step into the 2026 Ford Ranger, and you’ll find a tech-savvy cabin designed to keep you and your crew connected and entertained wherever your journey takes you. Starting with the base XL trim, the Ranger comes equipped with a 10.1-inch touchscreen that provides an intuitive interface for navigation, media, and vehicle settings. Paired with an 8.0-inch digital gauge cluster, these displays put all the important information right where you can see it clearly and quickly. For those who want a step up in tech, the XLT and Lariat trims offer an optional or standard larger 12.0-inch infotainment screen, delivering sharper visuals and more responsive controls. Complementing this high-definition display on the Lariat is a 12.4-inch digital instrument panel that provides customizable driver information, making it easier to monitor your truck’s status and driving data at a glance. All the Ranger trims come standard with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, ensuring seamless smartphone integration for hands-free calls, music streaming, and app access. Wireless versions of these features are also supported on all models, so you can keep your phone charged without cluttering your space with cables. Speaking of charging, a wireless charging pad is available for those who want hassle-free power for compatible devices. Audio enthusiasts will appreciate the standard six-speaker system across all trims, while an upgraded 10-speaker Bang & Olufsen sound setup is available on higher trims, delivering rich, immersive sound whether you’re cruising local roads or tackling rugged terrain. Additionally, Ford’s over-the-air software updates mean your Ranger’s systems can stay up to date with the latest improvements and features without a trip to the dealership. The digital rearview mirror, standard on most trims, enhances visibility and safety by reducing blind spots with a clearer rear viewpoint. From everyday commutes in Summerfield to off-road adventures near Kernersville, the Ranger’s thoughtful technology package keeps you connected, entertained, and in control, making every drive both smart and enjoyable. Safety First: Driver Assistance Features Keeping You Protected Safety Features Safety Features comparison across trims Standard on all trims: Intersection collision avoidance (optional or higher-trim feature), Rear automatic braking (optional or higher-trim feature), Lane-keep assist / lane-keeping assist (optional or via packages), Automatic high beams, Blind-spot monitoring with trailer coverage (optional or higher-trim feature), Adaptive cruise control (optional or via packages), Front automatic emergency braking (automated emergency braking), Lane departure warning, 360-degree camera system (optional; also listed as part of Ford Co-Pilot360 package), Front parking sensors (via Ford Co-Pilot360 package). When it comes to safety, the 2026 Ford Ranger delivers thoughtful features designed to help keep you and your passengers secure no matter the journey. Across the XL, XLT, Lariat, and Raptor trims, Ford Motor Company has included both standard and available driver assistance technologies that align with the needs of families, adventurers, and everyday drivers. Starting with the base XL trim, the Ranger is equipped with essential systems like automatic high beams and lane departure warning to help maintain awareness on the road. The XLT trim steps up by including Ford Co-Pilot360 as standard, offering a suite that features front automatic emergency braking and front parking sensors — valuable tools for reducing collision risk and navigating tight spots. It also offers optional features such as blind-spot monitoring with trailer coverage, which is especially helpful if you’re towing or hauling gear. For drivers prioritizing enhanced awareness, the Lariat trim introduces optional intersection collision avoidance and a 360-degree camera system, adding extra layers of protection in complex driving situations. Adaptive cruise control is also accessible as an option, raising convenience on longer drives while maintaining a safe following distance. The high-performance Raptor emphasizes toughness without compromising safety, carrying many of these advanced features to support off-road adventuring with confidence. No matter which Ranger trim you choose, Ford has focused on practical driver aids to keep your family and cargo safer, reflecting the brand’s dedication to protecting what matters most. Breaking Down the Price: Comparing Every Ford Ranger Trim Pricing MSRP and destination charges by trim level Feature XL XLT Lariat Raptor Starting MSRP $39,325 $44,600 $53,795 $60,640 When considering the 2026 Ford Ranger, it’s helpful to understand what each trim brings for its price. The base XL starts at an MSRP of $39,325 and includes the essentials like a 2.3L inline-4 engine with 270 horsepower and 310 lb-ft of torque. This trim features standard 4WD, a 10.1-inch touchscreen, and an 8.0-inch digital gauge cluster, making it a solid choice for those who want dependable performance without extra frills. Moving up, the XLT trim costs $44,600 and builds on the XL’s foundation with added comfort and safety features. Alongside the same 2.3L engine and drivetrain, the XLT includes Ford Co-Pilot360 driver assistance as a standard convenience, plus practical touches like a wrapped steering wheel, remote start, and carpeted floor mats, making it a well-balanced option for everyday driving. The Lariat trim steps up the offering with a 2.7L V6 engine, delivering a stronger 315 horsepower while maintaining the same combined fuel economy of 23 mpg. Priced at $53,795, this trim introduces upgrades such as a larger 12.0-inch touchscreen and a 12.4-inch digital gauge cluster to enhance the cabin’s tech-savvy feel. At the top, the Ranger Raptor claims a price of $60,640. This high-performance version boasts a robust 3.0L twin-turbo V6, delivering a unique blend of power and off-road readiness. Along with its reinforced frame, locking differentials, and specialized suspension, the Raptor’s drivetrain and fuel economy (16 city/18 highway mpg) set it apart for serious adventurers. All trims seat five comfortably and share the same crew cab layout. Keep in mind, destination charges apply uniformly across Taking Care of Your Ranger: Warranty and Maintenance Insights When you choose the 2026 Ford Ranger from Green Ford, you're not only getting a tough, capable pickup but also peace of mind with a solid warranty and maintenance support. Assembled at Ford Motor Company’s Michigan Assembly Plant in Wayne, the Ranger comes backed by a comprehensive coverage package designed to keep your truck on the road and performing at its best. The Ranger’s powertrain, including the robust 2.3L I4 engine delivering 270 hp and 310 lb-ft of torque in the XL and XLT trims, or the 3.0L V6 in the rugged Raptor, enjoys protection under Ford’s Lifetime Powertrain Limited Warranty.* This means as long as you follow the manufacturer’s recommended service schedule, repairs to the engine, transmission, and drivetrain components are covered for as long as you own the vehicle. Routine maintenance is key to keeping your Ranger dependable, especially with its smart features and capable 10-speed automatic transmission. Green Ford’s Service Department is ready to help with scheduled oil changes, brake checks, and any repairs to keep your ride smooth and safe. From the family-oriented XL and XLT trims to the adventure-ready Raptor, your Ford Ranger is supported by expert service and genuine Ford parts, ensuring your truck stays ready for work, play, or wherever your next trip takes you. Got Questions? Real Answers to Your Ford Ranger Queries How many passengers can the 2026 Ford Ranger seat? The Ford Ranger in every available trim—XL, XLT, Lariat, and Raptor—comfortably accommodates up to five passengers. Whether you’re carpooling to work or heading out on an adventure, there’s enough room for your family or crew to ride in comfort. What engine options are offered across the Ranger trims? Most trims like the XL and XLT come with the standard 2.3-liter inline-4 engine producing 270 horsepower and 310 lb-ft of torque. The Lariat upgrades to a 2.7-liter V6, offering enhanced power, while the Raptor stands apart with a robust 3.0-liter twin-turbo V6 designed for serious off-road performance. Which Ranger trim provides the best fuel efficiency? The XL, XLT, and Lariat all deliver a combined fuel economy of about 23 miles per gallon, running on unleaded fuel. The Raptor’s more powerful V6 trades some efficiency for capability, with city and highway ratings of 16 and 18 mpg respectively. What is the starting price for the 2026 Ford Ranger? The base XL trim begins at $39,325. From there, prices increase with features and capability, topping out with the high-performance Raptor trim at $60,640. Why the 2026 Ford Ranger Stands Out in Its Class When you're choosing a midsize pickup, the 2026 Ford Ranger delivers a solid mix of capability, modern tech, and comfort that fits a variety of lifestyles. Whether you’re a family gearing up for weekend trips or a local business owner needing a dependable work truck in areas like Summerfield or Kernersville, the Ranger balances toughness with smart design. One standout is the range of trims tailored to different needs. The XL and XLT trims share the capable 2.3-liter turbocharged inline-4 engine, producing 270 horsepower and 310 lb-ft of torque, combined with a smooth automatic transmission and standard four-wheel drive. This setup gives you a practical 20 mpg city and 26 mpg highway, helping keep daily driving efficient while maintaining truck power. Stepping up, the Lariat trim offers a 2.7-liter V6 for those who want extra muscle with 315 horsepower on tap, still paired with four-wheel drive—ideal for handling tougher tasks around home or work. The Raptor takes things further with its 3.0-liter V6 twin-turbo engine and a collection of performance upgrades like locking differentials, making it a tough, off-road-ready choice that doesn't skimp on modern convenience. All trims seat five comfortably, with thoughtful features like digital displays and user-friendly infotainment wrapping up a package that feels both durable and welcoming. With a starting MSRP of $39,325 and a maximum towing capacity reaching 7,500 pounds, the 2026 Ranger offers an excellent balance of capability, comfort, and value — ready for the adventures and daily jobs in and around Greensboro.