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    Ford Introduces accessory packs for Everest Sport and Ranger XLT

    By Khulekani On Wheels / on August 18th, 2025 / in Car News, featured

    Ford Introduces accessory packs for Everest Sport and Ranger XLT

    By Khulekani On Wheels / on August 18th, 2025 / in Car News, featured

    By Malusi Msomi

    Ford South Africa has announced the introduction of dealer-fitted styling packs for the current-generation Everest Sport and Ranger XLT. The move comes in response to growing demand for vehicle personalisation in South Africa.

    The accessory packs include Genuine Ford Accessories and official Ford Licensed Accessories, all designed and tested to the same standards as the company’s original equipment parts. When ordered and fitted with a new vehicle, these packs are covered by Ford’s four-year/120 000 km new vehicle warranty.

    Owners of existing current-generation Everest Sport or Ranger XLT models, as well as those purchasing pre-owned versions, can also have the packs installed at Ford dealerships. In these cases, the accessories carry a two-year/unlimited distance parts warranty when purchased over the counter.

    Everest Sport Accessory Pack

    Priced at R18 000 (including VAT), the Everest Sport pack enhances the SUV’s bold styling. Key features include:

    • A new grille with large ‘FORD’ lettering
    • Matt black headlamp and taillight surrounds
    • Black fender flares
    • Bonnet and bodyside decals
    • ‘EVEREST’ scuff plates for the door sills

    Ranger XLT Accessory Pack

    The Ranger XLT pack is priced at R27 500 (including VAT) and includes:

    • Black painted ‘FORD’ grille with “RANGER” bonnet lettering
    • Matt black headlamp and taillight surrounds
    • Black fender flares
    • Lower bodyside mouldings
    • Sports bar for the load bin

    The accessory packs will be available from the second half of August as dealer-fit options prior to vehicle delivery.

    Categories: Car News, featured  /  Tags: Ford, ford everest, Ford Everest Sport, Ford Ranger XLT, Ford SA, Ford South Africa
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