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Actual 2019 Ranger pics/info!

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Actual 2019 Ranger pics/info!

It actually looks quite small like the current one were used to!

http://www.motortrend.com/cars/ford/...-lariat-fx4-01
 
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I cant wait to see this thing in person!!! Honestly, can’t say I am gonna buy one, however am very interested in checking it out for sure! I work over by the truck plant where these will be built.....
 
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Take a look at the 2019 Dodge Ram and the 2019 Ranger. They have a very similar profile. Either way there is no way I am getting a ruck with a smaller bed than what I am running right now.
 
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No Manual... While I don't care, I know a lot of guys on other ranger forums are going to lose their mind... lol
 
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While I plan to keep my 02 FX4 for a few more years, I will eventually be in the market for one of these new Rangers. I am a manual trans guy and prefer it but I don't mind an automatic as long as it is very reliable. I am more concerned about the increase in size. I like the size of my current Ranger because I take it places where there is not much room on the sides.
 
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Excited to see Ranger back in the lineup my '02 is still going strong so I'm a couple years away from purchasing and they always add option choices as years go on also don't want to be a tester while the bugs get worked out, lol.
A couple dislikes from the pics & vids I saw,
Tailights look to similar to F-150 as does the sheet metal over the rear wheels, front fender appliqué/ vent thingy,
Tailgate is also very similar looking to the F, this truck should have it's own identity not look like it's borrowing styling cues from another model, looking forward to seeing in person and how those things look in real world 3D haha.
 

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Originally Posted by IN2 FX4
While I plan to keep my 02 FX4 for a few more years, I will eventually be in the market for one of these new Rangers. I am a manual trans guy and prefer it but I don't mind an automatic as long as it is very reliable. I am more concerned about the increase in size. I like the size of my current Ranger because I take it places where there is not much room on the sides.
the new ranger is almost identical in size to the colorado and the tacoma. You will never seen another truck as small as the older rangers. People want bigger, they want luxury and they want options.

the new 10 speed auto is a great trans though, don't hesitate to buy the truck because of it.
 
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Originally Posted by Rob99
Excited to see Ranger back in the lineup my '02 is still going strong so I'm a couple years away from purchasing and they always add option choices as years go on also don't want to be a tester while the bugs get worked out, lol.
A couple dislikes from the pics & vids I saw,
Tailights look to similar to F-150 as does the sheet metal over the rear wheels, front fender appliqué/ vent thingy,
Tailgate is also very similar looking to the F, this truck should have it's own identity not look like it's borrowing styling cues from another model, looking forward to seeing in person and how those things look in real world 3D haha.
Ford has gone to a platform similar to the OBS fords, where they all share styling cues. the 17+ super duties, the 18+ F-150's and the rangers will all be identifiable as from the same truck family.
 
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Our old rangers will now be known as OBS rangers. lol
 
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Originally Posted by Dusten
Ford has gone to a platform similar to the OBS fords, where they all share styling cues. the 17+ super duties, the 18+ F-150's and the rangers will all be identifiable as from the same truck family.
Ahhh ok I understand that marketing style, LOL.
I do like the steel colored or chrome bumpers and as I said above I will wait to see in person hope it's really a winner.
 
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The kid in me that purchased my current Ranger seven years ago doesn't like it. But the adult in me that is looking for practicality and reliability may actually buy one in a few years....
 
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With Ford launching a diesel F-150 this year, maybe a 2.0L EcoBlue ranger in 2020-2021?
 
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Saw the 2019 at the Canadian international autoshow

so I saw the new ranger in dark grey at the Canadian national auto show. Will stay away from bias but for those who have not seen it yet it is basically body shape wise a Colorado. Although on the positive side it is slightly narrower than the GM offerings. that 2.0 eco boost is now the second most annoying thing about the truck. that 10 speed is reliable but just not my style.
 
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Hi All

New to this form. I mainly hang out at the Gt500 forms, SVT forms and Saleen Mustang forms .

But having 2 ford ranger years I was upset that ford had not kept the model alive here for us. I went Toyota mini truck then Tacoma and today a 2016 Nissan Frontier, since Ford has not allowed the NEW Ranger into this country. In 2015 I was in London and turbo diesel Ford Rangers abound.

A few days ago I was in Australia and New Zealand. The Ford Ranger with it's 3.2 and 3.6 diesel 6 speed manual trans 4x4 are very heavy duty looking. The truck population in those two countries are dominated mainly by the Ranger and the Toyota Hilux . All with stainless steel roll bars!!

I will post the pic/s of the new Ranger that will be similar minus the awesome engines and manual trans.
 
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Hello gents,
Haven't been on here in a while and had to re-register. Have a 2010 4wd supercab and put a TrakRac on it when new. Great for kayaking on the rack, throwing a deer in the bed, and towing a small bay boat.
Concerned (and probably very disappointed) about the physical dimensions of the new one. I really didn't want to replace what I have with a truck that won't fit between my porch and boat trailer, and won't
afford good support (6 feet apart are my racks) for the 14' kayak. I could care less about having more room behind the front seats. If anyone didn't want to sit in my jump seats, they could follow me in their
own mommy van (SUV)! Can anyone confirm the dimensions (Overall width) and whether a 6 foot bed is an option ?
 
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Originally Posted by Massapequa1
Hello gents,
Haven't been on here in a while and had to re-register. Have a 2010 4wd supercab and put a TrakRac on it when new. Great for kayaking on the rack, throwing a deer in the bed, and towing a small bay boat.
Concerned (and probably very disappointed) about the physical dimensions of the new one. I really didn't want to replace what I have with a truck that won't fit between my porch and boat trailer, and won't
afford good support (6 feet apart are my racks) for the 14' kayak. I could care less about having more room behind the front seats. If anyone didn't want to sit in my jump seats, they could follow me in their
own mommy van (SUV)! Can anyone confirm the dimensions (Overall width) and whether a 6 foot bed is an option ?

72.8" wide

On the super cab the bed is 6'
 
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Dusten,
thanks for the reply. While the new one is a full three inches wider than mine, knowing I can still get a 6 foot bed is a plus at least. I also don't care that its not offered in manual tranny as that is a nuisance more often than not in the 'burbs.
If I may ask, where did you get your info, as I came up with bupkus?
 
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Originally Posted by canadian_ranger
so I saw the new ranger in dark grey at the Canadian national auto show. Will stay away from bias but for those who have not seen it yet it is basically body shape wise a Colorado. Although on the positive side it is slightly narrower than the GM offerings. that 2.0 eco boost is now the second most annoying thing about the truck. that 10 speed is reliable but just not my style.
I saw one at our local auto show a few weeks ago as well. To me the looks felt dated. I dont know how to explain it. I dont know if what i saw was like a work truck type of combo (bare bones basic colors no options) but looking at it and the new trucks from the big 3 it was like looking at something out of the 2009 era. It indeed was narrower than the colorado that might as well be a full size and the new ranger reminded me alot of a Tacoma.
 
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there is manual option
 
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Ford did say the new truck will be based on an existing chassis already in use on the European market. This likely means the US model will be based on the same ladder frame as the European model. This is both good and bad news because it means there are going to be some limitations, especially when it comes to the truck’s size.
 
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Originally Posted by CindyReynolds
Ford did say the new truck will be based on an existing chassis already in use on the European market. This likely means the US model will be based on the same ladder frame as the European model. This is both good and bad news because it means there are going to be some limitations, especially when it comes to the truck’s size.
thast good - there arent any more small pickups available. Someone needs to bring back the old ranger, old colorado/s10, old dakota where they actually fit in damned parking spaces and can turn on a dime. I hear people complaining about that all the time around me. Hell even the jeep wrangler is a behemoth that doesnt fit anywhere.
 
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That thing looks awesome. I just hope the footprint it not bigger or much bigger than the original Ranger. I like the original Ranger because of it's small size. If I wanted a big pickup truck, I'd buy a big pickup. Diesel for this would be icing on the cake.
 
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That thing looks awesome. I just hope the footprint it not bigger or much bigger than the original Ranger. I like the original Ranger because of it's small size. If I wanted a big pickup truck, I'd buy a big pickup. Diesel for this would be icing on the cake.
The one i saw at my local auto show was bigger than a dodge dakota and maybe ever so slightly smaller than the current colorado but not by much. My guess is its direct competitor is the current colorado.
 
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The one i saw at my local auto show was bigger than a dodge dakota and maybe ever so slightly smaller than the current colorado but not by much. My guess is its direct competitor is the current colorado.
Yeah, I drove the Colorado. I wasn't crazy about it. Ever since 2015 I have been liking Ford's line-up. I was never much of a new Ford fan until then. I don't like the 2014 and older designs. When they made the 2015 F-150, they knocked it out of the park. The only drawback is that they are substantially more expensive. Remember the days when you could buy a brand new pickup for $17-20k? Those were the good old days.
 
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Yeah, I drove the Colorado. I wasn't crazy about it. Ever since 2015 I have been liking Ford's line-up. I was never much of a new Ford fan until then. I don't like the 2014 and older designs. When they made the 2015 F-150, they knocked it out of the park. The only drawback is that they are substantially more expensive. Remember the days when you could buy a brand new pickup for $17-20k? Those were the good old days.
Yea i was really debating between a 2017 F150 and a 2017 silverado. I too like the 15-17 f150 and agree they looked blah since 1987 to me (pre 87 all look good). I went with the silverado... The f150 was nice dont get me wrong i like the looks and i test drove all 3 engines. The 2.7L was alright around town and highway but felt like WOT it was already giving everything it had just to move the truck so throw 500# in the bed your gonna know it. (reminded me of the power to weight ratio of my 4 banger s10 - would scoot well unloaded but add a friend and 300# in the bed and you know it bad..) the what 3.6l v6 got up and went like a rocket and actually had more torque than the 5.0. The 5.0 while sounded nicer felt sluggish like i really had to push the pedal down to get it to downshift and take off - all had the same rear axle ratio mind you. Silverado with the 5.3 felt the most "normal" to drive.

i do not like the 2018 f150 - looks almost identical to the 15-17 but like the front got smeared by the carwash...too big of headlights smeared too far forward. 2019 silverado looks like *** to me for same reasons haha.

2018 superduty is THE worst looking truck I've ever seen from any make from any time period. Its like they didnt even frigging try to add style or anything or attempt to design it. Looks like something I drew when i was 5 - square as a shoebox, yellow rectangles in corners for lights add some lines between the yellow boxes as a grille and red rectangles in rear for taillights...It looks like it was designed at 2pm on a friday with a 5 pm deadline. And the way the headlights drl has all 4 light rectangles on makes it look like a damn vacuum cleaner. - done ranting about that...
 

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