ScubaDive
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I once and while drop in to talk to the sales person that sold me my ranger, and the question I always ask is "whats the word on the Ranger, is it coming back?" really he always seems to dance around the question. I look for postings here and other sites, some people seem to think the euro-ranger is going to show up in canada (to me it just looks like a ford explorer sport, kind of).... but thats just hear-say... if it was to show up any idea what the starting price would be or even if this is likely to happen?
I came across this and had a little laugh, Ford dropped the Ranger and figured that the Fiesta and Transit Connect would fill the hole..... really, whos dumb idea was that, whos bad research came up with this!!! These two models don't in any way fill the hole of my Ranger.
Old but never the less Read this.
http://www.autoblog.com/2011/06/22/u-s-ford-ranger-production-ending-this-december/
In speaking to Autoblog last year, Ford says that its research shows that the vast majority of Ranger customers don't even buy the vehicle because it's a pickup. Instead, these Rangers are sold because customers are looking for the least-expensive, most economical Ford vehicle available. Ford hopes that the Fiesta will fill this void for most people, as well as the Transit Connect, for those who need hauling capability
I came across this and had a little laugh, Ford dropped the Ranger and figured that the Fiesta and Transit Connect would fill the hole..... really, whos dumb idea was that, whos bad research came up with this!!! These two models don't in any way fill the hole of my Ranger.
Old but never the less Read this.
http://www.autoblog.com/2011/06/22/u-s-ford-ranger-production-ending-this-december/
In speaking to Autoblog last year, Ford says that its research shows that the vast majority of Ranger customers don't even buy the vehicle because it's a pickup. Instead, these Rangers are sold because customers are looking for the least-expensive, most economical Ford vehicle available. Ford hopes that the Fiesta will fill this void for most people, as well as the Transit Connect, for those who need hauling capability