If you’re hunting for a used midsize pickup around Edmonton and Sherwood Park, Sherwood Ford has you covered. The Ford Ranger was out of production in North America for the 2012–2018 model years and returned for 2019—so most of the pre-owned inventory you’ll find locally spans 2019–2025. Below you’ll find a quick “best year” cheat-sheet, followed by a year-by-year guide to what changed and why it matters. Keep reading to learn about the best Ford Ranger year to buy pre-owned.
What changed: The Ford Ranger returned to North America with a 2.3L EcoBoost (270 hp/310 lb-ft) and a segment-exclusive 10-speed automatic, on a fully boxed, high-strength steel frame. Co-Pilot360 driver aids and FX4 Off-Road were available.
Pros: Simple lineup, stout powertrain, strong tow (up to 7,500 lb when properly equipped).
What changed: The 2020 Ranger is mostly a carry-over; a few new colours/appearance options rolled in.
Pros: Often the best pricing vs. 2019 with the same core hardware; shop by package (FX4/Trailer Tow).
What changed: The Tremor Off-Road Package was introduced with upgraded dampers, lifted/tuned suspension, skid plates, and improved approach/departure angles.
Pros: Tremor trucks are highly desirable for Alberta backroads and recreation.
What changed: The 2022 Ranger is largely a carry-over mechanically; Splash and Splash Limited Edition appearance packages (Snow/Forest/Sand Editions) brought unique colours and trims in limited numbers.
Pros: A distinctive look without a big generation-change premium.
What changed: Minor updates and special appearance packages (e.g., Splash Jungle Edition) were added to the 2023 Ranger, plus some colour changes.
Pros: The 2023 Ranger is often better equipped than earlier trucks, without the 2024 redesign price bump.
What changed: The 2024 offers a redesigned exterior, a roomier cabin with upgraded materials, SYNC 4A infotainment with a large touchscreen, expanded driver-assist features, and more upgrades.
Pros: The tech and comfort jump is significant; look for 2.7L V6 if you tow or drive at altitude, or Raptor for serious off-road.
What changed: Minor changes were made for the 2025 model year; the overall design/mechanicals carry over from 2024.
Pros: The latest generation’s benefits, good target for CPO, and low-km units.
Sherwood Ford (2540 Broadmoor Blvd, Sherwood Park) stocks a broad selection of pre-owned Rangers from 2019 onward, with local trade-ins and Ford Certified Pre-Owned options. Tell us how you’ll use your truck—towing, camping, city commuting—and we’ll match you to the right year, trim, and package.
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