Ford Ranger 2012-2015 PX - Premium Head Unit Upgrade Kit: Radio Infotainment System with Wired & Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto Compatibility
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- Complete Kit: Screen, Fascia Kit, Plug & Play-Harness
- Fast Performance: Smooth, high-speed operation
- Vibrant Touchscreen: Crisp, responsive HD display
- Built-in GPS: Offline-capable navigation
- Adaptive Brightness: Auto-adjusts with headlights
- * Plug & Play Installation: No rewiring, retains factory compatibility
- 4G LTE SIM Slot: Mobile internet on the road
- Smart Connections: Bluetooth, WiFi, USB
- Wireless CarPlay & Android Auto: Seamless smartphone pairing
- Voice Control: Siri & Google Voice supported
- Hi-Res Audio: DSP-optimized sound clarity
- Custom Equalizer: Audio tuning control
- RCA Outputs: For subwoofers and amplifiers
- Multimedia Streaming: YouTube, Spotify, Netflix & more
- Mirror Screen: Android & iPhone screen sharing
- Split Screen Mode: Use maps and media side-by-side
- Steering Wheel Buttons: Fully retained
- Hands-Free Calling: Mic & Bluetooth calling
- OTA Updates Ready: Future-proof software support
- 3-Year Warranty: Comprehensive protection included
- 30-Day Returns: Hassle-free return policy
- Live Support 7 Days: 10am–6pm, incl. holidays
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| Technical Specifications | |
|---|---|
| OS & Processor | Android 13 – smooth, reliable, and up-to-date with an Octa-Core Cortex-A55 |
| Memory & Storage | Up to 8GB RAM and 128GB SSD – ideal for fast performance and media storage |
| Display | 9″ IPS QLED – optimized for your dashboard |
| Audio & DSP | 32-Band Equalizer with built-in DSP – rich audio tuning for custom sound profiles |
| Amplifier & Touch | Toshiba Amplifier with IPS Anti-Glare 5-Touch Display – crystal-clear visuals with responsive controls |
| Connectivity | Supports CarPlay & Android Auto (wired & wireless), Bluetooth 5.0, WiFi, 4G LTE, and GPS – seamless phone integration and live navigation |
| Radio & Inputs | FM radio, AM available via optional DAB+ receiver, RDS, DVR, TPS, CAM (Optional) – wide input support for all setups |
| Extra Features | Steering Wheel Control Support, plus split-screen for multitasking |
| In the Box | Head Unit, Fascia Kit, Harness Bundle, 2x USBs, and Antenna Plugs (FM, GPS, 4G), Antennas (GPS, 4G), SIM-Card-Dongle |
| Apps Supported | Netflix, Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube & more – enjoy your favorites right from the dashboard |
Compatible with the following vehicle models:
- Ford™ Ranger (PX, PX1) from 2012-2015
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Please note that even vehicles of the same model may have subtle differences. We are committed to ensuring compatibility and have carefully accounted for each vehicle’s unique specifications. For assistance or inquiries, our expert support team is ready to guide you at every step.This product is not affiliated with or endorsed by Ford™. All trademarks are the property of their respective owners and are used for reference only. Carefully crafted as a premium aftermarket solution, this product ensures seamless compatibility and reliable performance for this model.
Place your order today and expect your parcel to arrive between Saturday, 3 May and Saturday, 10 May. Remote area deliveries might take just a little longer.
The Ford Ranger's enduring resonance as a robust, versatile pickup stems from a legacy that reaches back several decades. Recognized worldwide as a practical, reliable, and capable midsize truck, its history is defined by steady evolution, geographic adaptation, and steadfast refinement. Unpacking this distinguished history provides deeper understanding and appreciation for the 2012-2015 Ford Ranger PX series—an iteration representing a pivotal shift toward modern comfort, technology, and functionality.
Historical Progression of the Ford Ranger Series:
First Generation (1983–1992, North America):
Introduced initially as a compact truck primarily for North American markets, the first-generation Ranger satisfied the need for a dependable, practical, and economical alternative to larger pickups. Easy maneuverability, efficiency, and affordability rapidly established its reputation, making it popular among first-time truck buyers and commercial fleets alike.
Second Generation (1993–1997, North America):
In its subsequent redesign, the Ranger pursued subtle enhancements in styling, cabin ergonomics, safety improvements, and drivetrain reliability. This era provided drivers with more refined yet still rugged platforms, capitalizing on demand for heavier duty compact truck performance and a smoother, quieter ride.
Third Generation (1998–2011, North America) and International Variants (PJ and PK, 2006–2011, Asia, Europe, and Australia):
This generation marked significant strides in engineering robustness and consumer-centric improvements, diversified engine choices, and greater cabin comfort. A notable milestone occurred internationally, with Ford’s distinct PJ and PK variants—robust, diesel-powered midsize trucks tailored for Asia-Pacific, Europe, and Australian preferences. Praised for rugged capabilities, fuel economy, and formidable towing strength, this regional success emphasized Ford’s dynamic response to global market needs.
Ford Ranger PX Generation I (2011–2015):
The 2011 introduction of the PX Ranger marked a decisive leap in sophistication—a cohesive global platform blending practicality, rugged capability, refined interior, and advanced technological integration. This era redefined the model across multiple regions, solidifying Ford’s global presence with common appeal among drivers in Australia, Asia, South America, Europe, and increasingly, Africa. Streamlined yet powerful design language embraced functional aerodynamics and durability, while engines, like the venerable 3.2-liter turbocharged five-cylinder diesel, delivered balance between power, torque, and efficiency. The PX offered tangible practicality improvements along with marked upgrades in comfort, interior refinement, and thoughtful cabin ergonomics.
Brummstadt Head Unit Integration for Ford Ranger PX:
Owners frequently acknowledge infotainment systems as a preferred area for improvement. Brummstadt addresses exactly this opportunity, offering a premium head unit system specifically compatible with the Ford Ranger PX 2012-2015 series. Capitalizing on existing dashboard integration points, these systems become intuitive elements within the existing cabin layout and harness the latest connectivity features available.
Central to its capabilities are wired and wireless compatibility with both Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Daily scenarios illustrate its functionality vividly: picture an evening where a family dinner concludes happily; with a friend's home address entered swiftly via Google Maps or WAZE from the dinner table, the navigation directions immediately transfer seamlessly into Apple CarPlay or Android Auto as the ignition engages. Clear visual guidance and real-time routed navigation eliminate confusion, streamlining both goal-oriented and spontaneous journeys.
Augmented further by an available high-definition 1080p front and rear camera set, the system provides valuable documentation, comprehensive visibility, and preventive reassurance on complex streets or crowded parking zones. Video recordings captured by these cameras afford safety enhancements and tangible practical benefits for vehicle owners facing busy city traffic or unpredictable rural environments.
Recognizing family engagement and passenger entertainment, the Brummstadt infotainment system allows multiplayer games via USB-connected controllers, transforming downtime on road trips into memorable shared experiences. Additionally, its intelligent voice-command capabilities significantly elevate daily routines. Through Siri or Google Assistant, the head unit can manage calls, messages, route adjustments, or even communication with connected smart home technologies—imagine simply triggering porch lights or adjusting home thermostats remotely while approaching the driveway, effortlessly integrating routine life tasks directly into the driving experience.
Advantages and Unique Characteristics:
The 2012–2015 Ford Ranger PX deftly balances rugged utility performance, off-road durability, and family-oriented comfort. Renowned for potent torque delivery, strong towing and payload capabilities, and commendable fuel efficiency, this iteration appeals broadly—city travelers, regional commuters, recreational enthusiasts, and tradespeople universally find value in its dual-purpose strengths. Its global influence also speaks volumes: recognized as the T6 Ranger in numerous markets, including Europe, South Africa, Thailand, and Australia, it showcases adaptability toward regional expectations while maintaining worldwide acceptance.
With foundations of a capable suspension layout and compliant ride comfort, it handles both urban paved paths and rough terrain with competent ease. Purposefully evolved cabin refinement, noise suppression improvements, and practical storage spaces manifest clear visions of everyday practicality. The premium infotainment offered by Brummstadt amplifies these everyday virtues, introducing thoughtful conveniences, valuable navigation integration, safety assistance, and enhanced multimedia engagement to an otherwise utilitarian focused vehicle.
Reflecting proudly on Ford’s sustained tradition of dependable midsize trucks, this recent Ranger evolution continues that heritage with meaningful improvement embracing contemporary lifestyle requirements. The addition of well-integrated technology clearly signifies its progressive adaptation to shifting global preferences. When performance and practicality find harmony with thoughtful upgrades, ownership naturally resonates with deeper satisfaction, pride, and enduring automotive fulfillment.
Historical Progression of the Ford Ranger Series:
First Generation (1983–1992, North America):
Introduced initially as a compact truck primarily for North American markets, the first-generation Ranger satisfied the need for a dependable, practical, and economical alternative to larger pickups. Easy maneuverability, efficiency, and affordability rapidly established its reputation, making it popular among first-time truck buyers and commercial fleets alike.
Second Generation (1993–1997, North America):
In its subsequent redesign, the Ranger pursued subtle enhancements in styling, cabin ergonomics, safety improvements, and drivetrain reliability. This era provided drivers with more refined yet still rugged platforms, capitalizing on demand for heavier duty compact truck performance and a smoother, quieter ride.
Third Generation (1998–2011, North America) and International Variants (PJ and PK, 2006–2011, Asia, Europe, and Australia):
This generation marked significant strides in engineering robustness and consumer-centric improvements, diversified engine choices, and greater cabin comfort. A notable milestone occurred internationally, with Ford’s distinct PJ and PK variants—robust, diesel-powered midsize trucks tailored for Asia-Pacific, Europe, and Australian preferences. Praised for rugged capabilities, fuel economy, and formidable towing strength, this regional success emphasized Ford’s dynamic response to global market needs.
Ford Ranger PX Generation I (2011–2015):
The 2011 introduction of the PX Ranger marked a decisive leap in sophistication—a cohesive global platform blending practicality, rugged capability, refined interior, and advanced technological integration. This era redefined the model across multiple regions, solidifying Ford’s global presence with common appeal among drivers in Australia, Asia, South America, Europe, and increasingly, Africa. Streamlined yet powerful design language embraced functional aerodynamics and durability, while engines, like the venerable 3.2-liter turbocharged five-cylinder diesel, delivered balance between power, torque, and efficiency. The PX offered tangible practicality improvements along with marked upgrades in comfort, interior refinement, and thoughtful cabin ergonomics.
Brummstadt Head Unit Integration for Ford Ranger PX:
Owners frequently acknowledge infotainment systems as a preferred area for improvement. Brummstadt addresses exactly this opportunity, offering a premium head unit system specifically compatible with the Ford Ranger PX 2012-2015 series. Capitalizing on existing dashboard integration points, these systems become intuitive elements within the existing cabin layout and harness the latest connectivity features available.
Central to its capabilities are wired and wireless compatibility with both Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Daily scenarios illustrate its functionality vividly: picture an evening where a family dinner concludes happily; with a friend's home address entered swiftly via Google Maps or WAZE from the dinner table, the navigation directions immediately transfer seamlessly into Apple CarPlay or Android Auto as the ignition engages. Clear visual guidance and real-time routed navigation eliminate confusion, streamlining both goal-oriented and spontaneous journeys.
Augmented further by an available high-definition 1080p front and rear camera set, the system provides valuable documentation, comprehensive visibility, and preventive reassurance on complex streets or crowded parking zones. Video recordings captured by these cameras afford safety enhancements and tangible practical benefits for vehicle owners facing busy city traffic or unpredictable rural environments.
Recognizing family engagement and passenger entertainment, the Brummstadt infotainment system allows multiplayer games via USB-connected controllers, transforming downtime on road trips into memorable shared experiences. Additionally, its intelligent voice-command capabilities significantly elevate daily routines. Through Siri or Google Assistant, the head unit can manage calls, messages, route adjustments, or even communication with connected smart home technologies—imagine simply triggering porch lights or adjusting home thermostats remotely while approaching the driveway, effortlessly integrating routine life tasks directly into the driving experience.
Advantages and Unique Characteristics:
The 2012–2015 Ford Ranger PX deftly balances rugged utility performance, off-road durability, and family-oriented comfort. Renowned for potent torque delivery, strong towing and payload capabilities, and commendable fuel efficiency, this iteration appeals broadly—city travelers, regional commuters, recreational enthusiasts, and tradespeople universally find value in its dual-purpose strengths. Its global influence also speaks volumes: recognized as the T6 Ranger in numerous markets, including Europe, South Africa, Thailand, and Australia, it showcases adaptability toward regional expectations while maintaining worldwide acceptance.
With foundations of a capable suspension layout and compliant ride comfort, it handles both urban paved paths and rough terrain with competent ease. Purposefully evolved cabin refinement, noise suppression improvements, and practical storage spaces manifest clear visions of everyday practicality. The premium infotainment offered by Brummstadt amplifies these everyday virtues, introducing thoughtful conveniences, valuable navigation integration, safety assistance, and enhanced multimedia engagement to an otherwise utilitarian focused vehicle.
Reflecting proudly on Ford’s sustained tradition of dependable midsize trucks, this recent Ranger evolution continues that heritage with meaningful improvement embracing contemporary lifestyle requirements. The addition of well-integrated technology clearly signifies its progressive adaptation to shifting global preferences. When performance and practicality find harmony with thoughtful upgrades, ownership naturally resonates with deeper satisfaction, pride, and enduring automotive fulfillment.
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The Ford Ranger's enduring resonance as a robust, versatile pickup stems from a legacy that reaches back several decades. Recognized worldwide as a practical, reliable, and capable midsize truck, its history is defined by steady evolution, geographic adaptation, and steadfast refinement. Unpacking this distinguished history provides deeper understanding and appreciation for the 2012-2015 Ford Ranger PX series—an iteration representing a pivotal shift toward modern comfort, technology, and functionality.
Historical Progression of the Ford Ranger Series:
First Generation (1983–1992, North America):
Introduced initially as a compact truck primarily for North American markets, the first-generation Ranger satisfied the need for a dependable, practical, and economical alternative to larger pickups. Easy maneuverability, efficiency, and affordability rapidly established its reputation, making it popular among first-time truck buyers and commercial fleets alike.
Second Generation (1993–1997, North America):
In its subsequent redesign, the Ranger pursued subtle enhancements in styling, cabin ergonomics, safety improvements, and drivetrain reliability. This era provided drivers with more refined yet still rugged platforms, capitalizing on demand for heavier duty compact truck performance and a smoother, quieter ride.
Third Generation (1998–2011, North America) and International Variants (PJ and PK, 2006–2011, Asia, Europe, and Australia):
This generation marked significant strides in engineering robustness and consumer-centric improvements, diversified engine choices, and greater cabin comfort. A notable milestone occurred internationally, with Ford’s distinct PJ and PK variants—robust, diesel-powered midsize trucks tailored for Asia-Pacific, Europe, and Australian preferences. Praised for rugged capabilities, fuel economy, and formidable towing strength, this regional success emphasized Ford’s dynamic response to global market needs.
Ford Ranger PX Generation I (2011–2015):
The 2011 introduction of the PX Ranger marked a decisive leap in sophistication—a cohesive global platform blending practicality, rugged capability, refined interior, and advanced technological integration. This era redefined the model across multiple regions, solidifying Ford’s global presence with common appeal among drivers in Australia, Asia, South America, Europe, and increasingly, Africa. Streamlined yet powerful design language embraced functional aerodynamics and durability, while engines, like the venerable 3.2-liter turbocharged five-cylinder diesel, delivered balance between power, torque, and efficiency. The PX offered tangible practicality improvements along with marked upgrades in comfort, interior refinement, and thoughtful cabin ergonomics.
Brummstadt Head Unit Integration for Ford Ranger PX:
Owners frequently acknowledge infotainment systems as a preferred area for improvement. Brummstadt addresses exactly this opportunity, offering a premium head unit system specifically compatible with the Ford Ranger PX 2012-2015 series. Capitalizing on existing dashboard integration points, these systems become intuitive elements within the existing cabin layout and harness the latest connectivity features available.
Central to its capabilities are wired and wireless compatibility with both Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Daily scenarios illustrate its functionality vividly: picture an evening where a family dinner concludes happily; with a friend's home address entered swiftly via Google Maps or WAZE from the dinner table, the navigation directions immediately transfer seamlessly into Apple CarPlay or Android Auto as the ignition engages. Clear visual guidance and real-time routed navigation eliminate confusion, streamlining both goal-oriented and spontaneous journeys.
Augmented further by an available high-definition 1080p front and rear camera set, the system provides valuable documentation, comprehensive visibility, and preventive reassurance on complex streets or crowded parking zones. Video recordings captured by these cameras afford safety enhancements and tangible practical benefits for vehicle owners facing busy city traffic or unpredictable rural environments.
Recognizing family engagement and passenger entertainment, the Brummstadt infotainment system allows multiplayer games via USB-connected controllers, transforming downtime on road trips into memorable shared experiences. Additionally, its intelligent voice-command capabilities significantly elevate daily routines. Through Siri or Google Assistant, the head unit can manage calls, messages, route adjustments, or even communication with connected smart home technologies—imagine simply triggering porch lights or adjusting home thermostats remotely while approaching the driveway, effortlessly integrating routine life tasks directly into the driving experience.
Advantages and Unique Characteristics:
The 2012–2015 Ford Ranger PX deftly balances rugged utility performance, off-road durability, and family-oriented comfort. Renowned for potent torque delivery, strong towing and payload capabilities, and commendable fuel efficiency, this iteration appeals broadly—city travelers, regional commuters, recreational enthusiasts, and tradespeople universally find value in its dual-purpose strengths. Its global influence also speaks volumes: recognized as the T6 Ranger in numerous markets, including Europe, South Africa, Thailand, and Australia, it showcases adaptability toward regional expectations while maintaining worldwide acceptance.
With foundations of a capable suspension layout and compliant ride comfort, it handles both urban paved paths and rough terrain with competent ease. Purposefully evolved cabin refinement, noise suppression improvements, and practical storage spaces manifest clear visions of everyday practicality. The premium infotainment offered by Brummstadt amplifies these everyday virtues, introducing thoughtful conveniences, valuable navigation integration, safety assistance, and enhanced multimedia engagement to an otherwise utilitarian focused vehicle.
Reflecting proudly on Ford’s sustained tradition of dependable midsize trucks, this recent Ranger evolution continues that heritage with meaningful improvement embracing contemporary lifestyle requirements. The addition of well-integrated technology clearly signifies its progressive adaptation to shifting global preferences. When performance and practicality find harmony with thoughtful upgrades, ownership naturally resonates with deeper satisfaction, pride, and enduring automotive fulfillment.
Historical Progression of the Ford Ranger Series:
First Generation (1983–1992, North America):
Introduced initially as a compact truck primarily for North American markets, the first-generation Ranger satisfied the need for a dependable, practical, and economical alternative to larger pickups. Easy maneuverability, efficiency, and affordability rapidly established its reputation, making it popular among first-time truck buyers and commercial fleets alike.
Second Generation (1993–1997, North America):
In its subsequent redesign, the Ranger pursued subtle enhancements in styling, cabin ergonomics, safety improvements, and drivetrain reliability. This era provided drivers with more refined yet still rugged platforms, capitalizing on demand for heavier duty compact truck performance and a smoother, quieter ride.
Third Generation (1998–2011, North America) and International Variants (PJ and PK, 2006–2011, Asia, Europe, and Australia):
This generation marked significant strides in engineering robustness and consumer-centric improvements, diversified engine choices, and greater cabin comfort. A notable milestone occurred internationally, with Ford’s distinct PJ and PK variants—robust, diesel-powered midsize trucks tailored for Asia-Pacific, Europe, and Australian preferences. Praised for rugged capabilities, fuel economy, and formidable towing strength, this regional success emphasized Ford’s dynamic response to global market needs.
Ford Ranger PX Generation I (2011–2015):
The 2011 introduction of the PX Ranger marked a decisive leap in sophistication—a cohesive global platform blending practicality, rugged capability, refined interior, and advanced technological integration. This era redefined the model across multiple regions, solidifying Ford’s global presence with common appeal among drivers in Australia, Asia, South America, Europe, and increasingly, Africa. Streamlined yet powerful design language embraced functional aerodynamics and durability, while engines, like the venerable 3.2-liter turbocharged five-cylinder diesel, delivered balance between power, torque, and efficiency. The PX offered tangible practicality improvements along with marked upgrades in comfort, interior refinement, and thoughtful cabin ergonomics.
Brummstadt Head Unit Integration for Ford Ranger PX:
Owners frequently acknowledge infotainment systems as a preferred area for improvement. Brummstadt addresses exactly this opportunity, offering a premium head unit system specifically compatible with the Ford Ranger PX 2012-2015 series. Capitalizing on existing dashboard integration points, these systems become intuitive elements within the existing cabin layout and harness the latest connectivity features available.
Central to its capabilities are wired and wireless compatibility with both Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Daily scenarios illustrate its functionality vividly: picture an evening where a family dinner concludes happily; with a friend's home address entered swiftly via Google Maps or WAZE from the dinner table, the navigation directions immediately transfer seamlessly into Apple CarPlay or Android Auto as the ignition engages. Clear visual guidance and real-time routed navigation eliminate confusion, streamlining both goal-oriented and spontaneous journeys.
Augmented further by an available high-definition 1080p front and rear camera set, the system provides valuable documentation, comprehensive visibility, and preventive reassurance on complex streets or crowded parking zones. Video recordings captured by these cameras afford safety enhancements and tangible practical benefits for vehicle owners facing busy city traffic or unpredictable rural environments.
Recognizing family engagement and passenger entertainment, the Brummstadt infotainment system allows multiplayer games via USB-connected controllers, transforming downtime on road trips into memorable shared experiences. Additionally, its intelligent voice-command capabilities significantly elevate daily routines. Through Siri or Google Assistant, the head unit can manage calls, messages, route adjustments, or even communication with connected smart home technologies—imagine simply triggering porch lights or adjusting home thermostats remotely while approaching the driveway, effortlessly integrating routine life tasks directly into the driving experience.
Advantages and Unique Characteristics:
The 2012–2015 Ford Ranger PX deftly balances rugged utility performance, off-road durability, and family-oriented comfort. Renowned for potent torque delivery, strong towing and payload capabilities, and commendable fuel efficiency, this iteration appeals broadly—city travelers, regional commuters, recreational enthusiasts, and tradespeople universally find value in its dual-purpose strengths. Its global influence also speaks volumes: recognized as the T6 Ranger in numerous markets, including Europe, South Africa, Thailand, and Australia, it showcases adaptability toward regional expectations while maintaining worldwide acceptance.
With foundations of a capable suspension layout and compliant ride comfort, it handles both urban paved paths and rough terrain with competent ease. Purposefully evolved cabin refinement, noise suppression improvements, and practical storage spaces manifest clear visions of everyday practicality. The premium infotainment offered by Brummstadt amplifies these everyday virtues, introducing thoughtful conveniences, valuable navigation integration, safety assistance, and enhanced multimedia engagement to an otherwise utilitarian focused vehicle.
Reflecting proudly on Ford’s sustained tradition of dependable midsize trucks, this recent Ranger evolution continues that heritage with meaningful improvement embracing contemporary lifestyle requirements. The addition of well-integrated technology clearly signifies its progressive adaptation to shifting global preferences. When performance and practicality find harmony with thoughtful upgrades, ownership naturally resonates with deeper satisfaction, pride, and enduring automotive fulfillment.
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