The Ford Ranger Storm Concept is a cheaper Raptor look-alike that does not suit the United States.

Ford will soon sell its new Ranger in the United States, but meanwhile, the Blue Oval becomes terribly shameless with the forbidden fruit of the van. First, it was the Raptor RangerAnd now, the Ranger Storm, just as impressive and slightly less performant, made his debut at the World Cup in Sao Paulo, Brazil on Wednesday.

While the Ranger Raptor receives a new 2.0-liter I4 diesel engine, the Storm uses a 197-horsepower five-cylinder diesel engine. Visually, the storm receives a snorkel, roof racks that extend into the bed and a bunch of body coatings for maximum butchiness, as well as unique 17-inch wheels wrapped in off-road tires. According to Autoblog, the storm is actually based on the Ranger Limited, which means that it lacks the honest off-road capability of the goodness of his brother Raptor.

Ford unveiled the Raptor Storm alongside the Ranger Black Concept Edition and the Ka Urban Warrior. You'll have guessed it, the Black Edition is virtually devoid of color, while the Urban Warrior Ka is an ultra-cool economical car (and the name of a TV show I would totally watch).

As for the Ranger, we will actually see the United States, production has just started at Ford in Wayne, Michigan. The American pickup will be powered by a turbocharged 2.3-liter engine, with a horsepower of 270 horsepower and a torque of 310 foot-pounds, coupled with a 10-speed automatic transmission. He will arrive at dealerships in the coming months, Starting from $ 25,395.