Ford Ranger

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Value Rating
 5 of 5

Used product for
1 to 3 months

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Price Paid:  $1000.00 from Neighbor

Year / Model Reviewed:
1999 XLT Stepside

Summary:
Great trucks this is my second ranger. It has little power but it is a 2.5 5 speed

Strengths:
Reliable

Weaknesses:
Expensive to customize

Similar Products Used:
Bronco 2 Cavalier

Price Paid:  $22000.00 from bancroft ford

Year / Model Reviewed:
2006 ranger

Summary:
so far its been been towed once because of a very over acting fuel pump shut,the four wheel drive has been fixed and still act's up and it makes alot of sounf in the drive train which makes me nervous and the starter sounds like its ready to die!

Weaknesses:
its lite in the back end,suggest you put weight there if you drive in snow.

Similar Products Used:
explorer

Price Paid:  $0.00

Year / Model Reviewed:
2002 4x2 Ext Cab 3.0 V-6 Auto

Summary:
Reliable, not very cost effective. Poor fuel economy, mid teen, to 18 mpg on long interstate trips at speeds under 70. Comfort on long trips, better than average, with extended cab. My third since 1986, and last.

Strengths:
Simple durabality, decent comfort

Weaknesses:
Fuel hog for a 2 wheeldrive, 3.0 liter v6

Price Paid:  $12500.00 from friendly ford

Year / Model Reviewed:
2007 ford ranger

Summary:
I have a 2.3, 4 cylinder ranger xlt. Beware, it has no power, I understand it is a 2.3,4 ,but I can barely go 45 up a not so steep mountain, hyundai accents are passing me. 1 month, worst vehicle i have ever had

Strengths:
nice body style

Weaknesses:
absolutely no power, all 4 cylinder should be better than this

Similar Products Used:
dodge, toyota

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Price Paid:  $17500.00 from Carmax

Year / Model Reviewed:
2006 Ford Ranger Extended Cab Sport

Summary:
I've only had this car for a few days but I've already put close to 850 miles on it. This thing is a BEAST. I've owned a Ford Escort and a Dodge Intrepid in the past and every time I've increased in engine size. This car is by FAR the best I've used. The acceleration is NOTHING like my dad's F-150....I can go from dead stop to 75 miles per hour in no time without spinning my rear tires at all. I don't know what it is but I've fallen in love. The interior cab is nearly silent and the stereo system is to die for.

I would recommend this car for any use. I compared mine with my dad's and it's roughly 6-8 inches shorter in length and only about an inch or two shorter in height. The tires are the same size and the only difference is that my dad's is an extended cab F-150.

My first tank averaged close to 26 miles per gallon. WAY over the list estimate. (95% highway miles)

Can't comment on the hauling power as I haven't needed to haul anything yet though from what I can tell, it should have no problems doing so.

Strengths:
Fuel economy, strength, comfort, stereo.

Weaknesses:
Passenger room. I list this as a weakness but if you're getting a Ranger you should know already that you're not going to have a lot of passenger room. I can fit one passenger and 2 in the back because of the extended cab but if I were one of the two in the back I'd want to be only there for an hour or two max.

Similar Products Used:
1997 Ford F-150