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Well after five years i've decided to pack it in. Traded my favourite truck in on a Subaru Crosstrek. Just too many things going wrong, best of luck and if anyone needs a full set of brake rotors still in the sealed box they come in from Amazon i'll sell them to you half price for cash. I paid 300 from amazon. I'm in Niagara Falls Canada if you want to make the drive, send me an email [email protected]. god bless america and keep you safe after todays elections
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Seems like a few are trading Rangers for the Crosstrek.
 

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What pushed you over? The Ranger is so good off and onroad.
 
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Totally get it...I'm out soon before something else goes and the Ranger is still worth a few bucks. Probably go with a Honda since I've had so much good luck with them...
I'm so over Honda. Just think there's better options in the market.
 


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I'm so over Honda. Just think there's better options in the market.
Like what?
Someday I may be induced to give up my Ranger and am always open to knowing what better options might be had.
 

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Like what?
Someday I may be induced to give up my Ranger and am always open to knowing what better options might be had.
I wouldn't throw Honda out just yet. Annie has owned 4 of them and besides regular maintenance they've all been great cars. I can see myself not needing a truck in the near future and I'll be giving Honda a strong look. My other choice would be a Hyundai because my parents and a few friends have had several and they've been great too.
 

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I wouldn't throw Honda out just yet. Annie has owned 4 of them and besides regular maintenance they've all been great cars. I can see myself not needing a truck in the near future and I'll be giving Honda a strong look. My other choice would be a Hyundai because my parents and a few friends have had several and they've been great too.
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I wouldn't throw Honda out just yet. Annie has owned 4 of them and besides regular maintenance they've all been great cars. I can see myself not needing a truck in the near future and I'll be giving Honda a strong look. My other choice would be a Hyundai because my parents and a few friends have had several and they've been great too.
I can see me considering a Ridgeline someday if only for the sake of a better ride.
Aside from how well the heated seats work, Jeanie really isn't excited at all about the Ranger and often complains about the ride.
 

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I can see me considering a Ridgeline someday if only for the sake of a better ride.
Aside from how well the heated seats work, Jeanie really isn't excited at all about the Ranger and often complains about the ride.
Living in the south, I never saw the appeal for heated seats. But then my brother and sister proclaimed that they are great on long trips to alleviate back pain. So, if (when) I get a 6G, I'll get the heated seats.
 

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Living in the south, I never saw the appeal for heated seats. But then my brother and sister proclaimed that they are great on long trips to alleviate back pain. So, if (when) I get a 6G, I'll get the heated seats.
lol I thought the same when I fist bought my '19 Ranger and they had heated seats. Living in AZ I was thinking these were never going to be used but it turned out I used them almost (6-8 months) year round. Winters do get chilly there and I'd use them after work when my back was sore.

I always felt the seats were pretty comfortable (the "16 Tacoma didn't set the bar all that high in the seat dept.:rolleyes: ) but they were nice on some of our longer trips especially after hiking all day. Now, I don't think I would own a vehicle without them.
 

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lol I thought the same when I fist bought my '19 Ranger and they had heated seats. Living in AZ I was thinking these were never going to be used but it turned out I used them almost (6-8 months) year round. Winters do get chilly there and I'd use them after work when my back was sore.

I always felt the seats were pretty comfortable (the "16 Tacoma didn't set the bar all that high in the seat dept.:rolleyes: ) but they were nice on some of our longer trips especially after hiking all day. Now, I don't think I would own a vehicle without them.
44* here in Surprise this morning. Been that way all week, so I can use the heated seats and not have to turn on the vehicle heat. Nice driving weather ?
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