And probably a wee bit less fuel efficient?What's the difference, anything except that it's more powerful?
LOL, the hell they're not. They're forcing you into a 4x4 of at least XLT level.without other items being forced on the build,
Yep, and sadly people line up to pay for it as well, leaving the rest of us SOL.Ford catering to their upper class consumers as usual I see.
Ford does seem to do so.Ford catering to their upper class consumers as usual I see.
Has Ford published the engines specs for the Ranger version?Looks like Ford has added the 2.7L to the build and price system on the website. Im not seeing any other changes for Job 2 though. looks like a $2195 option on a 4x4 Lariat.
Got it! 315HP & 400 ft/lbsHas Ford published the engines specs for the Ranger version?
Sorry, I know I should search that but my wifi is shit at the moment.
Would assume you'll give up just a bit of cargo capacity due to additional engine weight. Though I'd buy it!And probably a wee bit less fuel efficient?
YepWould assume you'll give up just a bit of cargo capacity due to additional engine weight. Though I'd buy it!
Glad I find them ugly now. 10r60, smaller and weaker but with more torque from the 2.7. PassLOL, the hell they're not. They're forcing you into a 4x4 of at least XLT level.
They can keep their 2.7 with its rubber oil pump belt.
Actually, they can keep the 6G all together until they-
Let me have the 2.7 on 4x2 XL/STX AND offer the integrated brake controller
or
Bring the PHEV version of the Ranger to the US. (In an XL/STX/2WD with integrated brake controller)
OR OR - Bring the towing package back to the 2.7 F150.
Till then, I'm sticking with my 2020.
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Also not thrilled they are using the 10R60 now instead of the 10R80.
It's that way now everywhere else, even the grocery store! lolYep, and sadly people line up to pay for it as well, leaving the rest of us SOL.