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2026 Ford Ranger Super Duty punished by robot test drivers
Executive Summary
AutoExec Summary: The latest durability testing for the 2026 Ford Ranger Super Duty, featuring a class-leading 4500kg towing capacity, has impressed its development team. Ford Australia is utilising robotic drivers for rigorous 24/7 testing at the You Yangs proving ground, simulating a decade of wear and tear. The Ranger Super Duty, developed locally, boasts a reinforced chassis and will be powered by a 3.0-litre turbo-diesel V6, with various body styles launching in mid-2026.
Brands mentioned: Ford, Toyota, Isuzu
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2026 Ford Ranger Super Duty punished by robot test drivers
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