This 2-owner Ranger has only been driven for 33,000 miles. Its red exterior, regular cab, short bed, and rear-wheel drive (RWD) configuration represent a practical and reliable option within the compact pickup truck segment. As an XLT model, it comes equipped with a variety of features that enhance its utility and comfort. The inclusion of a bedliner and a soft tonneau cover adds to its utility, protecting the bed from damage and cargo from the elements.
Under the hood, this Ranger is powered by a 2.3L inline-4 (I4) 16-valve engine with Dual Overhead Cams (DOHC), providing a balance of power and fuel efficiency suitable for both daily driving and light-duty hauling tasks. This engine is paired with a 5-speed automatic transmission, offering smooth shifts and ease of driving without the need for manual gear changes.
For entertainment, the truck is outfitted with a CD player and an AM/FM radio, allowing for a variety of listening options during the drive. Safety features include front airbags, which provide essential protection in the event of a frontal collision, and active seatbelts, which are designed to adjust and tighten in the case of sudden stops or impacts, further enhancing occupant safety.
Overall, the 2002 Ford Ranger XLT in this configuration offers a solid blend of performance, safety, and utility features. Its compact size, combined with the efficiency of the 2.3L engine and the convenience of the automatic transmission, make it a suitable choice for those in need of a versatile and manageable pickup truck for work or personal use.
