2021 Ford Ranger Rumors

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2021 Ford Ranger Rumors The Ford Ranger Raptor started in February, but not for the American market. Since then we have seen a left hand Ranger Raptor with license plates of the manufacturer rolling on American soil. We’ve seen Ford’s messages on the high performance truck that allude to a North American presence. Now, people at Ranger5g.com may have discovered definitive proof that an American Raptor spec baby is coming. Patent filings in Australia show a different design of Raptor than what the Australian site of the manufacturer shows. This alone is not overwhelming the evidence, but the deposit also lists a U.S. patent application number for the Raptor Ranger. Now that’s interesting.

Ford clearly made it clear: there will be no Raptor Ranger in the United States at this time. At the Blue Oval event in October, Ford performance director Hermann Salenbauch hit Raptor American Ranger’s Internet rumors in his current iteration. But that doesn’t mean we won’t have a ranger Raptorisé afterward.

A new Road & Track report suggests that Ford is planning a Raptor ranger for the United States alongside the early Ranger facelifted. Ni will arrive up to at least 2022, however. When the Raptor Ranger doesn’t show up, it doesn’t look like the one we all know and love – instead, it will share more visually with the next Bronco.

News of the Next-Gen Ranger Raptor comes through the social media accounts of Ford engineers, oddly enough. In its findings, R &T; noted that the new Ranger to come has an internal designation of P703. The current Ranger had an internal P375 definition (P375N for North America). A chassis engineer, on his social media account, stresses that he is currently hard at work on a Raptor version of a ranger with internal code P703. This vehicle would be destined for North America, probably in 2022 or shortly thereafter.

The engineers call this new Ranger Raptor “Project Redback ” internally. The new Ranger will appear with the next Bronco – a company called Modatek builds both frames – and the publication notes that, given the two semi-identical structures, theoretically could lead to the Bronco Raptor. We want to believe.