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https://www.autoevolution.com/news/ford-ranger-with-prior-design-widebody-is-all-black-and-aggressive-155172.html

Don't bring plastic straws.

Wow, got to cut your bed and weld yourself seem like a lot of work. https://www.coastaloffroad.com/product-category/ford/ford-ranger/

Being in Maine I just let the truck warm up for awhile. Had no problems.

Worked for the Federal government as public works electrician (after being an aviation electrician in the Navy) untill the base in work at closed. VA determined im 100% disabled after heart surgery due to service connected issues. Sort of semi-retired now.

I've it, rides and looks much nicer.

I went with Fox 2.0 all around since they were designed for and on the Ranger and also a Ford part so no future warranty issues.

Doesn't seem to be an issue.

I was referring to Explorer sales in U.S.

Maybe don't want to hurt Explorer sales?

https://jalopnik.com/the-ford-ranger-ms-rt-is-bringing-90s-sport-truck-vibes-1846085718

It's never happened to me or the wife (unless she's afraid to tell me) and I like the location. Guess since it seems to be common a tougher to turn switch might have been a better design. I'm only 5'5" and the wife 5' so maybe less of a problem for smaller people?

I had one go off only once but I'm in Maine and it was covered with slush.

That would be handy.

Not my cup of tea either but why do we get the short end on all these models is the question.

I was kinda thinking something along those lines as the F150 Raptor is not available in other markets. Hell, it wouldn't even fit on many European streets.

https://www.carscoops.com/2021/01/fords-new-ranger-ms-rt-wants-to-be-the-street-focused-sibling-of-the-ranger-raptor/ Why do they keep making nicer Rangers unavailable to North America?

You too?

It's the government, they are spying on you.

https://www.carscoops.com/2021/01/is-this-a-hint-ford-might-launch-a-jeep-gladiator-challenging-bronco-pickup/