Looks like a pregnant roller skate…2021 Ford Bronco receives 230,000 reservations, report says
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Ford recently confirmed motorists who haven't reserved their 2021 Bronco yet will need to wait until 2022 to take delivery. Although it hasn't published the number of reservations it has received, an enthusiast forum keeping track of where and how customers are buying the off-roader pegs the number at nearly a quarter of a million.
I see a throwback design. It looks good up close and in personLooks like a pregnant roller skate…
I am right at 21 with mostly city/mixed.
I will trade my SHO for a Raptor Ranger.US-spec 2024 Ford Ranger and Ranger Raptor debut May 10
Ford's redesigned Ranger and its Ranger Raptor variant will be hitting U.S. showrooms shortly.www.motorauthority.com
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It still looks like a pregnant roller skate up close, would rather have retro sheet metal on it because that's what people liked about it to begin with. If they had gone retro hopefully they would have made it a bit more rust resistant...
When they quit making the Ranger here after 2011 they kept making them down under. And the current Ranger looks like what they kept making down under until they decided to pull out, it's design/styling is almost 10 years old...Ford Ranger teaser video is our best look yet at next-generation truck - Autoblog
Ford released a short film to preview the next-generation Ranger. We're expecting more of a revolution than an evolution in the design department.
I had a 86. Can't say it was much for longevityWhen they quit making the Ranger here after 2011 they kept making them down under. And the current Ranger looks like what they kept making down under until they decided to pull out, it's design/styling is almost 10 years old...
I'll just keep driving my 88 until it chucks it's guts which may be awhile, still starts as soon as I hit the key and doesn't use any oil between oil changes leaks a bit though...
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Which engine did you have???
I don't recall what it started as but it ended up being blown. Threw a rod
That was the 2.0L they were a bit weak so you had to wind the rubber band real tight to get anywhere this week. If it was 2 wheel drive the tranny was a Toyo Kogo if was 4x4 then it was a Shitsubishi (I'm on my 3rd one they don't like anything over stock horsepower)
2 wheel driveThat was the 2.0L they were a bit weak so you had to wind the rubber band real tight to get anywhere this week. If it was 2 wheel drive the tranny was a Toyo Kogo if was 4x4 then it was a Shitsubishi (I'm on my 3rd one they don't like anything over stock horsepower)
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2.3L?That was the 2.0L they were a bit weak so you had to wind the rubber band real tight to get anywhere this week. If it was 2 wheel drive the tranny was a Toyo Kogo if was 4x4 then it was a Shitsubishi (I'm on my 3rd one they don't like anything over stock horsepower)
2023 Ford Ranger goes on a durability roadshow
Ford says testing so far equals more than 775,000 miles of normal driving and nearly 390,000 miles of "rugged off-road durability testing" at the Ranger's gross vehicle weight.
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Ford previews next-generation Ranger ahead of November 24 unveiling - Autoblog
Ford explained how it designed the Ranger for very different buyers in 180 countries, and it announced the truck will make its debut on November 24.
My BIL used to have a Ranger 2.3L and it ran pretty good for a 4 banger...
