It offers up to 26 miles of electric-only range, making it perfect for short trips or low-emission zones.
I don't see the point in this if only 26-mile range on battery. Drive around the block?
Not a copy, a rebadge. Not unlike Mazda B4000 that was a rebadged Ranger.
Even says so in the article:
" That said, you don't have to peel away a lot of things to figure out what it's based on, though. It's essentially a rebadged Ford Super Duty with a slim steel bumper at the front and an...
Unlike the 5G, 6G has an option for a trailer brake module directly from factory.
I don't have it on mine. One neat thing about the 6G, is that you can check trailer light functions with the Ford App, even if you don't have a factory tow package.
Too early to tell, 10R60 is also in Bronco since 2021.
I have a 6G. That trans is as smooth as butter compared to the 5G I had, and it wasn't that bad either. Just 'abrupt' shifting. The 6G I hardly notice shifting, except cold mornings, below 40F.
3/36 is bumper to bumper, 5/60 is drive drain. ESP kicks in AFTER OEM warranty expires.
So, if your trans blows before 5/60, OEM warranty pays. After that, ESP pays.
Well, better than nothing on a vehicle that's 14K out of warranty. I'm sure GM and FCA would have told you to pound sand.
Might have been able to get someone to throw in a rebuilt for less.
No SCAB (called Open Cab) or Single Cab for NA market, but they do have them in Super Pacific region. They even have Chassis Cab available
New Ranger Overview | Ford Australia
Shouldn't need that. Properly putting the vehicle in neutral tow puts the transfer case into neutral, not the transmission. So, there is no rotation in the transmission. If you don't follow the neutral tow procedure to a T, you'll be buying a new transmission soon.