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#31
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I actually like the Ranger. And I didnt think the price was too bad. You can get into a Ranger Lariat 4x4 for around $35k.
The Ecoboost 4 cyl engine should stomp everything in its class.
If I didnt want a full size the new ranger would have been it for sure.
The Ecoboost 4 cyl engine should stomp everything in its class.
If I didnt want a full size the new ranger would have been it for sure.
#32
TOTM November 2019
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Towing capacities are close but the Ranger has 400 lbs more payload than the highest Tacoma (but thats an arguement like we see here often, where if you need X amount of payload or towing then get a Superduty, not a F150). I have seen many good looking new Rangers, but looks are subjective.
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#34
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I don't hate the new Rangers, I'm just disappointed they used the global Ranger platform without making the front end look more stout. I also just miss the simplicity of the Rangers of old. I still have this 2001, I'm a Ranger guy at heart.
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#36
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Been a Ranger fan and owned 3 from the 80-90s. The new Ranger though is not a smaller vehicle at all compared to what I am interested in, a RCSB. The least optioned "smallest" new Ranger is bigger that my 2017 RCSB in every way except a few inches of width. Heavier, longer, the Ranger only beats it by a few inches width and height.
A Tacoma is the same in most of my comparison. I'd love a new Ranger like my 1995 RCSB 4x4, but if it is going to be as large as my F150 I'll stay in that. KM
A Tacoma is the same in most of my comparison. I'd love a new Ranger like my 1995 RCSB 4x4, but if it is going to be as large as my F150 I'll stay in that. KM
#37
TOTM November 2019
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Been a Ranger fan and owned 3 from the 80-90s. The new Ranger though is not a smaller vehicle at all compared to what I am interested in, a RCSB. The least optioned "smallest" new Ranger is bigger that my 2017 RCSB in every way except a few inches of width. Heavier, longer, the Ranger only beats it by a few inches width and height.
A Tacoma is the same in most of my comparison. I'd love a new Ranger like my 1995 RCSB 4x4, but if it is going to be as large as my F150 I'll stay in that. KM
A Tacoma is the same in most of my comparison. I'd love a new Ranger like my 1995 RCSB 4x4, but if it is going to be as large as my F150 I'll stay in that. KM
#38
A Ridgeline tried to pass me once....once. Showed them why the F-150 is the #1 truck. Well, at least they saw the great taillights and that huge Platinum badge.
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#40
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1/2 ton class, but max payload is 1200 pounds more for a F150. The mid size designation makes little sense to me. The only true smaller dimension including weight is exterior height and interior width.
I like the Ranger it's just too big for me to justify, and the F150 has better performance in practically every aspect. If Ford ever offers a basic RCSB to begin with. and put it on a diet, I'd certainly change my mind. Imagine a small cab aluminum bodied Ranger with a 2.7, what fun! KM
I like the Ranger it's just too big for me to justify, and the F150 has better performance in practically every aspect. If Ford ever offers a basic RCSB to begin with. and put it on a diet, I'd certainly change my mind. Imagine a small cab aluminum bodied Ranger with a 2.7, what fun! KM
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