F150 owner looking to switch! Need input

[AutobotXJ]

I think if you don’t mind putting things like road equipment and tools in the bed, you won’t notice the smaller cab much. I had a single cab Ranger and an F150 single cab. Both were great but had limited space in the cab. Most of the things that I carried daily did not need to be in a cab so I threw it in a box and stuck it in the bed so I got used to it. Now I have kids and do the same with my 4door Ranger- limit the kibble in my cab and stick everything else in the bed- it’s what it’s for, right? To me, the cab is for passenger comfort and my family prefers it over the 2014 F150 Super crew (though WAY less cavernous).

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[Gus Villalpando]

Hello all, my first post here. I currently have been shopping for Rangers, I have test drove 2 different times. I love my 5.0 f150 fx4 crewcab but the ranger power and torque really impressed me. I love everything about it, only thing that is holding me back right now is the interior space, I am just spoiled with my f150. Any other f150 owners or full size guys switch to ranger any time soon? I just want some of your inputs after owning/driving them everyday. Thanks and great info in these forums!!

 

[Navyman17]

Hello all, my first post here. I currently have been shopping for Rangers, I have test drove 2 different times. I love my 5.0 f150 fx4 crewcab but the ranger power and torque really impressed me. I love everything about it, only thing that is holding me back right now is the interior space, I am just spoiled with my f150. Any other f150 owners or full size guys switch to ranger any time soon? I just want some of your inputs after owning/driving them everyday. Thanks and great info in these forums!!

Hello and welcome!
I have both a 2018 F150 Platinum my off days and a 2019 Ranger XL FX4 that I bought to commute to and from work down these back Texas roads (deer, hogs) and now I find myself driving the Ranger more when I’m off now. Yes, it is a step down in space but the fuel savings is great. The only time I drive the F150 now is when the wife and I have the grandkids. So I’m at a point where I’m thinking about trading in or selling the F150. But if you don’t have a big family living at the house anymore like me because my youngest daughter started college this year then maybe the switch is in your favor. Before having an F150 I had a 2008 Ranger but then my kids out grew it so I switched up. Now it’s just me most of the time and it’s more convenient driving the Ranger. Good luck either way on your decision!

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