Is the Ford Ranger Raptor a little too tame for your liking? What about the Ford F-150 Raptor then? Yes, the large performance truck has arrived in Malaysia and you can buy one in right-hand drive from Hamawangsa Kredit.
According to the company, the F-150 Raptor is a locally-assembled (CKD) model from Gurun and will be the only variant of the F-150 the company sells – the standard F-150 is no longer offered. It adds that the car is officially registered here as a Sutton CS 3500, but beyond the name change and RHD conversion that is undertaken by Clive Sutton’s Bespoke division, it is a bone fide F-150 Raptor.
Available with a SuperCrew cab only, the F-150 Raptor is powered by a 3.5 litre twin-turbo EcoBoost V6 engine that develops 450 hp and 691 Nm of torque. A 10-speed automatic transmission and two-speed four-wheel drive system are paired with the high output motor. Should you need more power, Hamawangsa provides a Monster Intercooler package that bumps the engine’s output up to 520 hp and 827 Nm.
Other driving-related bits include an electronic-locking rear differential, a Torsen front differential and a set of three-inch Fox Racing Shox dampers. The truck also comes with long-travel suspension (13 inches front and 14 inches rear) and 17-inch aluminium wheels shod with 315/70 BF Goodrich All Terrain T/A KO2 tyres to make easy work of uneven, off-road terrain.
In terms of standard equipment, the Raptor comes with a 4.2-inch instrument cluster display, leather seats, single-zone manual air-conditioning, sunroof, multi-function steering wheel, vehicle information gauges, Blind Spot Information System (BLIS) with Cross-Traffic Alert, SecuriCode keypad, and Terrain Management System.
However, the car you see in the photos has been outfitted with various options that are available such 10-way electric powered seats with heating, cooling and memory functions; an eight-inch infotainment system; 360-degree camera; and dual-zone automatic air-conditioning.
Similarly, the exterior gets the optional Sutton Rex Revolver grille with LED lighting, a LED light bar, LED mirror-mounted spotlights, bed liners, Sutton carbon tailgate trim, and wheel arch scoops.
Price-wise, the fully-kitted F-150 Raptor seen in the photos retails at RM788k, and the company is expecting to sell between 20-30 units a year. Interested?
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments express surprise and criticism over the high price of the Ford F-150 Raptor in Malaysia at RM788k, highlighting differences in car pricing due to taxes, import duties, and RHD conversion costs. Some compare it unfavorably with cheaper options like Ranger and Mustang, questioning value for money. Several remark that in the US, the truck costs around USD 50k (RM200k), making the Malaysian price seem inflated. Others point out that tax-free commercial vehicle status affects pricing, but still consider the price excessive. There is skepticism about the value, with some suggesting better alternatives like luxury cars or other pickups. Overall, the sentiments are mixed but lean towards criticism and disbelief at the steep premium compared to international markets.