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Ford Ranger Super Duty 6×6: tri-axle ute could come to Australia

Compiled by ADME Newsroom from 2 sources

First reported by Chasing Cars · 14 September at 5:17 pm

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Chasing Cars·Motoring press·14 September at 5:17 pm

Ford Ranger Super Duty 6×6: tri-axle ute could come to Australia

Ford has quietly revealed a six-wheeled Ranger Super Duty that Chasing Cars understands could eventually make its way to Australian showrooms – if enough people want to buy one. At Ford Australia’s…

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Ford Australia (Newsroom)·OEM newsrooms·27 November at 11:00 am

Ford Ranger Super Duty: Mountain Goat Story

Discover how the Ranger Super Duty was engineered to handle Australia’s toughest terrain, blending mountain goat agility with true heavy-duty hauling power.

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The quick read

  • Ford has revealed a six-wheeled Ranger Super Duty that could come to Australia if there is enough demand.
  • The Ranger Super Duty features a unique tri-axle configuration and heavy-duty hauling power.
  • The vehicle is engineered to handle Australia's toughest terrain, blending agility with heavy-duty capabilities.
  • The success of the Ranger Super Duty 6×6 would depend on Ford's pricing strategy and competitive marketing efforts.

For dealers: The potential arrival of the Ford Ranger Super Duty 6×6 in Australia matters because it could significantly disrupt the ute segment and create new opportunities for dealers to attract customers seeking a unique and capable vehicle.

AI-assisted summary of the coverage below — check the original reporting before relying on specifics.

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The ADME angle

The potential arrival of the Ford Ranger Super Duty 6×6 in Australia would significantly alter the ute segment's competitive landscape, with its unique tri-axle configuration and heavy-duty hauling power posing a threat to established players.

Ute Segment Disruption

The Ranger Super Duty's blend of 'mountain goat agility' and heavy-duty capabilities would cater to a specific niche within the ute market, potentially attracting buyers who require a vehicle that can handle Australia's toughest terrain.

This could lead to increased showroom traffic for Ford dealers, as customers seek to experience the unique features and capabilities of the Ranger Super Duty 6×6.

Stock and Ordering Strategies

To capitalize on the potential demand for the Ranger Super Duty 6×6, dealers should prepare their stock and ordering systems to accommodate the unique requirements of this vehicle, including potential upgrades or accessories that buyers may seek.

The success of the Ranger Super Duty 6×6 would also depend on Ford's pricing strategy, which would need to balance the vehicle's premium features and capabilities with the competitive pricing of other ute models in the Australian market.

Competitive Response and Marketing

The arrival of the Ranger Super Duty 6×6 would likely prompt a response from competitors, such as Toyota or Holden, which could lead to a marketing and advertising arms race in the ute segment.

To stay ahead, Ford dealers should focus on highlighting the unique features and benefits of the Ranger Super Duty 6×6, such as its heavy-duty hauling power and agility, through targeted marketing and lead handling strategies.

One decisive action a dealer could take this week is to begin assessing their current stock and ordering systems to determine how they can be adapted to accommodate the potential arrival of the Ranger Super Duty 6×6, and to develop a marketing strategy that showcases the vehicle's unique capabilities.

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