2020 Roush Ford Ranger Joel Stocksdale. We’re in the middle of an off-road pickup truck craze, from the high-powered Ford F-150 Raptor to the unique Jeep Gladiator.

Starting at $12,750 over the base price of a 2.3-liter EcoBoost 2020 Ford Ranger 302A-equipped XLT trim truck, the Roush Performance 2020 Roush Ranger features tasteful exterior, interior, and ...

The Roush Ranger is built on the Ford Ranger Lariat 4×4, where the stock 2.3-liter EcoBoost engine rated at 270 horsepower and 310 pound-feet of torque and 10-speed automatic transmission remain.

Also Read: New Roush Super Duty Mods Available On 2020 Ford F-250 And F-350 Trucks For $14,900 Roush has also focused heavily on modifying the looks of the Ranger and created a distinctive front ...

Roush tune gives the Ford Ranger an extra 47 hp, 65 lb-ft. for under $1,000. By Ronan Glon. Oct 9, 2020 10:16 AM EDT Start the Conversation . Michigan-based tuner Roush is giving the Ford Ranger a ...

Everything starts with a 2021 Ford Ranger 301A/302A XLT packing the 2.3-liter EcoBoost engine, and for an additional $12,750 above the base vehicle price, Roush adds both visible and hidden upgrades.

Every Roush Ranger starts out as a Ranger XLT with the 301A or 302A equipment package. That truck is priced at an MSRP of $32,015 so the grand total would be around $45,000.

Let’s be frank, although Ford’s Ranger Raptor tends to outshine the regular model in every possible way, the base Ranger is still a solid pick-up truck in its own right. Sure, it doesn’t ...

The reborn Ford Ranger has so far been a huge success for the automaker. Through October, for example, US sales reached 26,211 units, representing a gain on its most direct competitors, the ...

The 2021 Roush Ford F-150 has widebody fenders, graphics, suspension, wheels, and tires, and soon it'll pack a supercharger for its 5.0-liter V-8.

Visual upgrades abound, and the exterior ones do their best to make the Ranger look like a Raptor. You’ll immediately notice the grille with big “ROUSH” lettering in the middle instead of “FORD.” ...