Love my 19 Ranger but the Lariat F150 V8 sure is enticing at these prices!

[SemperVee]

Had my oil changed at the dealer and walked around the lot and became quite comfortable in a 2020 Pearl metalic white Leather F150 Lariat V8 with all the tow add on's and big 36 gal tank - priced from MSRP $60,600. down to 52K and KBB says my ranger with lo miles is worth 33K at trade in. F150 owners V8 or 2.9 for reliability ? Dreaming what if. Love the way this Ranger handles, parks and easier to drive then my old full size Chevy but still miss full size space and comfort. Could tow a little more with this I am thinking also If I had a mind to.

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Don’t walk around dealer lot !!! You crazy !!!!!!

 

[Langwilliams]

The only F 150 I was interested in was a reg cab short bed 2wd. motor wouldn't matter too much but the 5.0 sure sounds good an the turbo motors have so much untapped power.

I bought my ranger while waiting on an oil change on my '16 fusion. 6K in rebates sealed the deal.

 

[wanted33]

I just traded my 2013 F-150 Platinum 5.0L for a Jeep Wrangler. Never had one problem, and they are great trucks. The reason I traded was the parking lot spaces are getting smaller, and tighter to get more cars in the lots. It was a problem to get around in the truck. Of course I found quickly that I can't do without a truck, and ordered a Ranger. Oh, and BTW, I couldn't turn that F-150 in a 40 acre field. Just something to consider before you make the deal.

 

[snorlax]

I just traded my 2013 F-150 Platinum 5.0L for a Jeep Wrangler. Never had one problem, and they are great trucks. The reason I traded was the parking lot spaces are getting smaller, and tighter to get more cars in the lots. It was a problem to get around in the truck. Of course I found quickly that I can't do without a truck, and ordered a Ranger. Oh, and BTW, I couldn't turn that F-150 in a 40 acre field. Just something to consider before you make the deal.

Yeah this is me, I love having a full size. Most comfortable thing and If I worked where my house is I would probably have a full size but I work right next to our capital and navigating a full size truck on some streets is just something that isn't fun, let alone the parking lol. I'm happy with the ranger and its size. Perfect for my life scenario.

 

[FordFreak]

Had my oil changed at the dealer and walked around the lot and became quite comfortable in a 2020 Pearl metalic white Leather F150 Lariat V8 with all the tow add on's and big 36 gal tank - priced from MSRP $60,600. down to 52K and KBB says my ranger with lo miles is worth 33K at trade in. F150 owners V8 or 2.9 for reliability ? Dreaming what if. Love the way this Ranger handles, parks and easier to drive then my old full size Chevy but still miss full size space and comfort. Could tow a little more with this I am thinking also If I had a mind to.

I just traded in a 2018 Lariat F150 for my Ranger. The F150 with the 2.7 averages around 19.5mpg at 65mph. There are options not available on the Ranger, and vice-versa. Mine just took up too much room with my Mustang in the garage. Parking is a pain in the ass too. Lots aren’t made for them.

Off-road, a Ranger goes more places. My F150 would go through 2’ of snow without issue but packed it under the fenderwells like nothing I’ve owned before. My 2018 had 6 or 7 recalls on it for stupid stuff that took an entire day because they had to drop skid plates each time. Never had a mechanical issue with it.

Good luck with your choice!

 

[Ranger_Rocks]

Will an F150 fit in your garage ?

One of the most important factors for my Ranger purchase.

 

[SemperVee]

Well I did it 3 years later. Traded for a 2022 F150 Lariat and it is sweet. I got as much in trade in as I paid for my 19 Ranger XLT, including tax and registration just 45 days short of running out of 2019 Warranty! Means I drove it for $00.00 for nearly 3 years but did have to come up with the difference in $$ which was a chunk of change, but I am happy.

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