12Bravo20
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Other than the difference in bed length, my 2020 Ranger is not much different in size from the 97 F150 extended cab I had before. The 97 F150 was a long bed (7ft) with full rear bench seat.
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But the width is what I notice is less and makes a noticeable difference in tight spots.Other than the difference in bed length, my 2020 Ranger is not much different in size from the 97 F150 extended cab I had before. The 97 F150 was a long bed (7ft) with full rear bench seat.
Yep, even Brandon warned us the conflict could result in US domestic repercussions at the pump. Probably to try to hide the reality that his policies are the real reason for the spike in fuel prices.With Russia playing footsie with Ukraine, who knows what the gasoline future holds.
Gas Could Possibly Hit $7 Per Gallon This Summer
Fun? , not that our rangers get much better mpg than some of the f150sWith Russia playing footsie with Ukraine, who knows what the gasoline future holds.
Gas Could Possibly Hit $7 Per Gallon This Summer
One "expert's opinion"With Russia playing footsie with Ukraine, who knows what the gasoline future holds.
Gas Could Possibly Hit $7 Per Gallon This Summer
Funny you mentioned that. A guy I work with has an older Gen F150. I parked next to him and snapped these photos. Looks like our Rangers are slightly larger than this generation of F150’s!I agree with all the comments on the size. The Ranger does not need to get any bigger. It's already as big as a two generation old F150. If you need a 6.5 foot bed buy an F150 and deal with parking it. Leave my Ranger alone.
They even look a little similar.Funny you mentioned that. A guy I work with has an older Gen F150. I parked next to him and snapped these photos. Looks like our Rangers are slightly larger than this generation of F150’s!
He has the step side so nose view I’d agree with you. All the other angles not so much. Footprint is thoughThey even look a little similar.