Ford Australia has extended its promotional “Triple Stack” sales campaign through September 30, 2026, offering significant discounts and service incentives across its Ranger and Everest lineups. Buyers can access $3000 in purchase price reductions, five years of complimentary servicing, and an additional $3000 finance bonus, as Ford looks to maintain its market position against rising competition from BYD and Tesla.
How the Ford ‘Triple Stack’ works
The current offer targets specific MY26.5 model grades, including the Ranger XLS, XLT, and Wildtrak, as well as the Everest Tremor and Sport V6. According to Ford, eligible customers receive a $3000 discount on the negotiated purchase price. Additionally, the first five scheduled services—based on 12-month or 15,000km intervals—are provided at no cost. This service package represents a savings of approximately $1596, based on Ford’s own service price estimator.
To qualify for the final part of the “Triple Stack,” buyers must finance their vehicle through Ford Finance. This triggers an additional $3000 discount. Ford confirmed to CarExpert that customers also have the flexibility to opt for a $5000 discount in lieu of a fuel card offer on certain outgoing models, providing a clear path for buyers to reduce their total cost of ownership.
Market pressure and shifting sales dynamics
These promotional efforts arrive during a period of high volatility for the Australian automotive market. Data from June 2026 shows the Tesla Model Y reclaimed the top spot on the sales charts, displacing the Ford Ranger. Furthermore, Ford dropped to third place for the month, trailing both Toyota and a surging BYD.
Despite the monthly fluctuation, the Ranger remains the best-selling vehicle in Australia year-to-date with 26,314 sales, holding a lead over the Toyota HiLux at 22,607 units. The Everest has also maintained a strong trajectory, recording 11,133 sales through June 2026, which places it ahead of the Toyota LandCruiser Prado (9102) and the Isuzu MU-X (7564). Combined, the Ranger and Everest accounted for 89 per cent of Ford’s total monthly volume in June.
What changed in the MY26.5 update?
The current promotional push coincides with a reshuffled lineup for the MY26.5 models. The update saw the introduction of the Black Edition as a permanent fixture and the addition of a limited-run Wolftrak model. Mechanically, Ford replaced the bi-turbo 2.0-litre four-cylinder diesel engine in entry-level grades with a single-turbo variant.
For Everest buyers, the MY26.5 range introduced the “Active” grade. Priced from $58,990 before on-road costs, it serves as the new entry point, undercutting the outgoing Everest Ambiente by $500. The expansion of these offers also extends to the upcoming Ranger Hybrid, with the MY26.5 iteration introducing an XL grade that lowers the hybrid entry price to $59,990 drive-away, down from the $71,900 starting price of the outgoing MY26.0 XLT Hybrid.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the free service offers available on all Ford models?
No. The free five-year service offer is specifically tied to the MY26.5 Ranger (XLS, XLT, and Wildtrak) and the Everest (Tremor and Sport V6) model grades.
Can I choose between the fuel card and the cash discount?
Yes. Ford Australia has confirmed that for applicable models, customers may choose to take a $5000 discount instead of the $5000 fuel card.
When do these promotional offers expire?
The current “Triple Stack” promotional pricing and service offers are scheduled to remain available until September 30, 2026.
Does the Ford Finance discount apply to hybrid models?
Yes, the finance discount applies to MY25.75 and older Ranger Hybrid XLT and Sport grades, as well as the upcoming MY26.5 Ranger Hybrid range.
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