2021 Ford Ranger 2.0 EcoBlue Wildtrak Nav 4WD Auto

Description

So, I’ve got this 2021 Ford Ranger Wildtrak – 2.0 EcoBlue, 4x4, automatic – and I’m selling it. It’s been well looked after, not a flashy mod, just solid, reliable use.

MOT’s due August 2026, and it’s got a full service history – six services done, last one in August 2025. Timing belts done too. No major issues, just regular maintenance.

It’s got sat-nav, reverse camera, aircon, alloy wheels, and a hardtop canopy. The interior’s got that journey grain leather with the Wildtrak logo – not flashy, but feels nice. Seats are power-adjustable, heated front seat, and the windows are electric with one-shot driver’s window.

Safety-wise, it’s got a full suite: driver and passenger airbags, side airbags, curtain airbags, knee airbag, ISOFIX, tyre pressure sensors, immobiliser, keyless entry, and that full Thatcham Category 1 alarm. Also has things like lane keeping, traffic sign recognition, adaptive cruise, and daytime running lights.

I’ve had it HPI-checked and it’s clear. The engine’s been well maintained, no major repairs or red flags.

I’m offering a 12-month RAC warranty – parts and labour, nationwide – with £2000 per claim, plus 12 months of breakdown cover. You can bump it up to 24 months for £180 extra, or go to £5000 per claim for another £180.

This one’s a no-VAT vehicle, so it’s about 25% more than a standard VAT one – that’s something to keep in mind if you’re comparing.

It’s based in Stonehouse, Stroud, so if you’re local, it’s not too far. I don’t advertise every car I have – the stock changes daily – so if you’re looking for something specific, I’d recommend checking my website.

I’m happy to take part exchanges, and I accept all major cards.

If you’re interested, just pay a £300 deposit – can do that via my site, email, or by phone during business hours.

I’ve had a few people ask about reviews – Autotrader and Car Dealer Review show we take customer service seriously.

Just a solid, reliable truck that’s been treated right. If you’re after something practical and dependable, this might be it.

No fluff, no marketing – just what it is, and how it’s been kept.