The Ford Ranger– Australia’s best-selling vehicle in 2023, 2024 and so far in 2025 – has been given a price rise alongside its Everest large SUV sister model, co-inciding with price hikes of $5000 across the 2025 Mustang lineup.

All Rangers – apart from the newly launched Ranger PHEV (plug-in hybrid) – have been given a $250 increase.

This gives the entry-level Ford Ranger a starting price of $37,130 before on-road costs, with the flagship Ranger Raptor now priced at $90,690 plus on-roads.

The newly released Ranger PHEV remains priced between $71,990 and $86,990 across four model grades.

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The price increases see the all-diesel Everest lineup now start at $54,490 before on-road costs, with four-cylinder versions up by $250 and Everest V6s costing up to $1190 more.

The Everest Sport V6 goes from $74,640 to $75,540 plus on-roads, and the Everest Tremor V6 from $76,590 to $77,490 – an increase of $900 – and according to independent price lists the Everest Wildtrak now costs $77,490 plus on-roads (up $540).

The flagship Everest Platinum copped the single biggest rise (+$1190), now making it $82,390 before on-road costs (including luxury car tax). 

The Ranger and Everest led Ford to its best sales month in 16 years in June 2025, with 10,103 sales last month, placing the Blue Oval brand’s two top-sellers first and fifth across all makes and models for the month.