Thinking of Owning a Ford Ranger Raptor or Wildtrak? The Time Is Now With Ford’s Festive Deals
Sime Darby Auto ConneXion (SDAC), Ford Malaysia’s sole distributor has revealed super savings deals for specific Ford Ranger Raptor and Wildtrak 2020 models. The promotion will be ongoing from now until April 30, 2021.
The offers for Ford Ranger Raptor models go up to RM8,000, while Ranger Wildtrak models offer savings up to RM7,000.
“As models at the top of their class, the Ranger Raptor and WildTrak are the epitome of lifestyle pickup trucks that are gaining in appeal to discerning customers and pickup enthusiasts in Malaysia. With these special deals, we hope to offer customers more savings this festive season,” said Sime Darby Auto ConneXion Head of Sales, Turse Zuhair.
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On top of that, equipped with Ford Performance DNA, the Ranger Raptor is also the country’s first ever factory-built high-speed performance pickup truck.
Some highlights of the Raptor include its race-bred suspensions, the Fox Racing Shox, as well as the state-of-the-art Terrain Management System equipped with Baja Mode. Under the hood, the vehicle is equipped with the next generation 2.0L Bi-Turbo diesel engine that is paired with Ford’s current 10-speed automatic transmission that produces 210 hp and 500 Nm of torque.
As for the Ranger Wildtrak, highlights include a generous variety of smart safety technologies such as Autonomous Emergency Braking with Vehicle and Pedestrian Detection, Forward Collision Warning and Lane Departure Warning.
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Not only that, the vehicle also comes with in-class Semi-Automatic Parallel Parking which is also a first. This feature helps the driver find the most suitably sized parking space and also steers itself into the space automatically.
For more information about the promotion, visit sdacford.com.my
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KUALA LUMPUR
VRD8247
SELANGOR
BSR1863
JOHOR
JYB4267
PULAU PINANG
PSD3549
PERAK
APJ4413
PAHANG
CFG8965
KEDAH
KGG6867
NEGERI SEMBILAN
NEK7489
KOTA KINABALU
SJS5962
KUCHING
QAB672P
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RM 5.12
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