NZ up for additional Super Duty choices
/Premium themed double cab and a pick up styling are in our mix, brand confirms.
Read MorePremium themed double cab and a pick up styling are in our mix, brand confirms.
Read MoreMY2026.5 changes to Ford NZ sales staples also confirms new single turbo 2.0-litre diesel is much less grunty than outgoing biturbo.
Read MoreBase and flagship remain, dual motor mid-spec withdrawn. Specs, ranges, performances improve; RRPs back to pre-discount settings.
Read MoreMost NZ buyers want it, but the Blue Oval here figures they can live without it.
Read MoreThe staple engine of Ford’s utility and its SUV sister ship is being dropped, in favour of a revised single turbo unit. Also there’s wider availability of the diesel V6.
Read MoreBadge delete decision makes it harder to pick one lone Ranger from another.
Read MoreFull specifications and accessories for next year’s heavy-duty workhorse have been shared.
Read MoreBrand-new 400v platform, sub-Ranger pricing, in build from 2027 and definitely set to be exported. Ford new EV tray deck has raised local interest.
Read MoreEngineering for plug-in configuration inhibits useful rural and worksite configuration, conversion is not advised.
Read MoreSimon Rutherford says bye-bye to Blue
Read MoreComing next year, the Super Duty development of NZ’s favourite ute is a serious business.
Read MoreElectric assist drivetrain’s premium more pronounced for XLT than with Wildtrak.
Read MoreTremor treatment delivers a seismic shift for off-road addicts seeking an alternate to a certain Toyota.
Read MoreBlue Oval’s electric assist tray deck will go cab-chassis as well as dual cab.
Read MoreStyling changes are part of the ute’s entry into the electric-sphere.
Read MoreFord here continues to reiterate the model’s local role relies on the EV sector improving.
Read MoreBattery car sales are well down but Ford says local research suggests consumers still keen on PHEV ute in an incentive-free market.
Read MoreThe small electric crossover Ford NZ last year signalled as definite starter has fallen victim to radically changed market condition.
Read MoreTremor treatment a seismic shift for off-road addicts.
Read MoreCoupe-roofed alternate to electric Explorer revealed.
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