My wife has a Mercedes-Benz GLA which is their equivalent to the BMW X1. The brakes on the GLA are the same as what you describe on the X1. Even though the GLA is a 4-cylinder turbo, the Ranger goes quicker with a lot less gas pedal pressure. The GLA may fit the wife, but to me the Ranger is...
Some of us are "old school" and were taught that you start signalling before moving to the next lane and stop signaling when you get in the next lane. So for me that's usually at least 5 flashes of the indicator. I never use the "bump" feature. Then there are those on the road that don't know...
9 months and 13K miles. Absolutely zero issues. Love this truck and the fuel economy. Wife has yet to drive it. She doesn't know what she is missing! :like:
The Build and Quote has a $900 discount factored in on the Summary Page based on the vehicle being leased through Ford Credit. I added that $900 back into the total to get the $1,200 jump in MSRP. Yours would be $1,000 more if didn't do that. ;)
I have a SuperCrew 4X4 Lariat and the door says 30psi. Been running it at 33-34psi since day one. Great ride to me and great gas mileage. At 9100 miles on the tires and they look great! :wink:
Mark,
I had the dealer order it and picked it up a week after I got the Ranger. It should be the same one. It does help with sound deadening as well as a lot more cushion on your knees if you crawl around in the bed. It's got good thickness and some weight. I expect it to hold up well over...
Had three new F-150s in a row since 1992. The last one being a 2004 SuperCrew Lariat 4X4. Put 226K miles on it before selling it in less that 24 hours once the Ranger was inbound to the dealer. Loved my F-150s. Swore that if I had to have a truck, it would be an F-150. Well prices just keep...
I agree that without making the adjustments that your post explained (great post), there can be a variance between the truck computer and manual calculations. Mine have consistently been less than 1 mpg off between the 2 with the truck computer being the higher one. I might eventually do the...