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Would you buy a ranger again?

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#26

11-18-2007

timpat92855

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yea i would buy another...have to be 4.0 and 4x4 and 5 spd...but yea...no more 4 banger stuf...quad cab would be nice...like the nissian frontier

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11-18-2007

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I voted no, because I have decided I just cannot have a truck anymore that can't haul a car trailer. My Explorer is on its way out and I foresee a new truck in the future, and it will be full size.

~HJ

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11-18-2007

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thanks for the responses guys

so it seems like if Ford wanted to completely takeoff with ranger sales, all they'd have to do is make a turbo diesel with 4-doors

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11-18-2007

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I wish there was an option to vote "Maybe"

The only Ranger I'd even consider would be another level 2 with an AUTO. Damn slave cylinders.

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11-18-2007

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I wish there was an option to vote "Maybe"

X2

I voted no, because I will not ever buy one as a daily driver again. I'm not in a point at my life where only having 1 passenger seat works at all. And I dont see ever going back there.

I might buy one as a project vehicle, but there are a lot of other better cars/trucks to use a projects first

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11-19-2007

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hells yes! it's my first truck and I couldn't be happier with how it performs.

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11-19-2007

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im on my second and probably not my last.

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11-19-2007

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Maybe down the road again. But My next vehical looks like this:

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11-19-2007

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this is my 2nd-wold like to get a newer 1 somday

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11-19-2007

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I've had three...so yes I'd buy another.

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11-19-2007

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I like them so I'd say yes, I think that a Ranger is the best bang for your buck and they are affordable and fairly cheap to maintian.

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11-19-2007

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hells yes! it's my first truck and I couldn't be happier with how it performs.

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11-19-2007

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Hell....since this is my 4th Ranger...I had to say YES. I love my truck!

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11-19-2007

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I hope to have my current Ranger for many more years because I love my truck. At least until I have kids (5 or more years from now) then I would have to see what Ford is making at that time or get a four door Jeep.

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11-19-2007

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This is the 4th one i have owned, currentlly looking for a 97 4x4 ranger and a 03 Fx4 level II for my wife. Honestly, i will probably always have one laying around.

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11-19-2007

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on #2....so yes

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11-19-2007

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I already have. I had an 86 ranger 4x4 with the 2.3, and now have an 07 (b2300) with the zippy new 2.3. If Toyota had kept their small truck small I might have been tempted, but if I wanted a big truck I'd get one. Well, get another--I had a 1990 F250 diesel between the rangers, and now that was a really great truck but I moved back to the city where it was nothing but a big hassle.

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11-19-2007

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Every time I say "I will never buy one again"..."POOF" another one shows up in my drive.....they are kinda like a disease,either you get cured or ya don't!!

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11-19-2007

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Originally Posted by Bhavesh

thanks for the responses guys

so it seems like if Ford wanted to completely takeoff with ranger sales, all they'd have to do is make a turbo diesel with 4-doors

Not really.

Diesel is more expensive then gas by a quarter a gallon in my parts. 4 doors constitutes a non-useful bed. It would be an SUV moreso then a ' truck '.

Sales would fall off drastically.

There IS a market for a smaller ' Truck '. Single people, Parts stores, Small deliveries. Everyone would rather build a goldmine then sell to the masses. All the Mfgr's are taking the same road away from what Henery Ford started a century ago.

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