What gas does the 2001 Ford Ranger take?

The EPA rates every 2001 Ford Ranger engine on regular gasoline. The 3.0L 6-cylinder is flex-fuel and can also run on E85. An electric version is also listed.

Key takeaways

  • 14 EPA-certified configurations listed for the 2001 Ford Ranger.
  • Regular gasoline is what the EPA rated it on - paying for premium buys nothing unless the manual asks for it.
  • Only the engines marked flex-fuel can use E85.
2001 Ford Ranger: every EPA-listed configuration
EngineTransmissionDriveRated fuelE85
Electric (EV)single-speed (direct drive)2WDelectricityNo
2.3L 4-cylinder5-speed automaticRWDregular gasolineNo
2.3L 4-cylinder5-speed manualRWDregular gasolineNo
2.5L 4-cylinder4-speed automaticRWDregular gasolineNo
2.5L 4-cylinder5-speed manualRWDregular gasolineNo
3.0L 6-cylinder5-speed automatic4-Wheel or AWDregular gasolineNo
3.0L 6-cylinder5-speed automaticRWDregular gasolineNo
3.0L 6-cylinder5-speed automaticRWDregular gasolineYes (flex-fuel)
3.0L 6-cylinder5-speed manual4-Wheel or AWDregular gasolineNo
3.0L 6-cylinder5-speed manualRWDregular gasolineNo
4.0L 6-cylinder5-speed automatic4-Wheel or AWDregular gasolineNo
4.0L 6-cylinder5-speed automaticRWDregular gasolineNo
4.0L 6-cylinder5-speed manual4-Wheel or AWDregular gasolineNo
4.0L 6-cylinder5-speed manualRWDregular gasolineNo

Source: U.S. EPA / DOE fuel economy data (fueleconomy.gov). Each row is one certified configuration; a trim or option not sold in a configuration is not listed.

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