FoD
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Driving around alone in a car while wearing a mask is like sitting in bed with a condom on and nobody else is home with you.

Except your left hand, Mr. Righty...
Driving around alone in a car while wearing a mask is like sitting in bed with a condom on and nobody else is home with you.
Well, if you were doing what you're doing with a condom on, knowing that there would be a different person in the bed doing it after you left, you'd probably put it on do avoid spreading stuff around, and you'd damn well hope the guy before you had one on too.Driving around alone in a car while wearing a mask is like sitting in bed with a condom on and nobody else is home with you.
If the F150 continues to use that engine I doubt that it will be in a Ranger because Ford will do anything to protect F150 sales.2.7L or bust...
It's all but guaranteed though, right?
If the Bronco has it, why wouldn't the Ranger?
That’s a shame. I’ll be looking at a Tacoma or Frontier for my next truck then.If the F150 continues to use that engine I doubt that it will be in a Ranger because Ford will do anything to protect F150 sales.
Those are all changes I would like to see along with improved Interior materials. It looks like they aren’t messing with the size much and I am thankful for that. If the Ranger grows much more it becomes pointless in Ford’s line-up. I like the just right size. Not tiny like the old Ranger and not gigantic like the current F-150.Things I would like to see with the new truck:
1. Larger fuel tank, at least 21 gallon minimum.
2. Rear seat that doesn't completely fold up/down. Preferably something allows you to have a single passenger, but still able to lift the seat up to stack items behind the driver.
3. Manual transmission option. Hey, I can dream.
It's possible. The Bronco's getting a MT so maybe they'll make it an option in the Ranger too?Things I would like to see with the new truck:
1. Larger fuel tank, at least 21 gallon minimum.
2. Rear seat that doesn't completely fold up/down. Preferably something allows you to have a single passenger, but still able to lift the seat up to stack items behind the driver.
3. Manual transmission option. Hey, I can dream.
Then why are they trying to make the Ranger look like an F150? Ford marketing confuses me.If the F150 continues to use that engine I doubt that it will be in a Ranger because Ford will do anything to protect F150 sales.
I'll never buy a F150. alot of folks don't need/want something that big. we just want bigger engine just cuz. I ended up buying a frontier because ford stopped selling rangers in the USA so they lost a saleIf the F150 continues to use that engine I doubt that it will be in a Ranger because Ford will do anything to protect F150 sales.