DEARBORN, Mich., March 1, 2019 – The all-new 2019 Ford Ranger is changing the way consumers engage with Ford trucks through a new ad campaign – “Tough Has More Fun” – kicking off today. Captured by outdoor exploration juggernaut Outside TV, “Tough Has More Fun” spotlights 15 professional...
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New 2019 Ford Ranger Marketing Campaign Targets Adventure-Oriented Audience with Outside TV Ford Ranger advertising kicks off today, bringing Built Ford Tough to life for a new breed of adventure-oriented truck customers New campaign, “Tough Has More Fun,” incorporates 15 adventure athletes who...
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So why is this cool Ranger news?
I've seen some serious commitment from Ford to make the Ford Ranger a great adventure vehicle. From teaming up with Yakima, offering racks and tents in your financing, to this new marketing campaign
More importantly, I know for fact that Ford reads TheRangerStation.com, and they wanted you guys to have all the information first hand, and not from someone else. I apologize though, I was unavailable earlier this morning to publish the information in the forum. The actual page in the articles section with the photos and videos was uploaded last night, and I set to auto publish at 9:00 am.
I think it's really cool that Ford sends this information directly to you guys here. We don't have to go fishing for it.
There is so much commitment to the new Ranger, that Pro Comp and Rough Country has already released suspension products, and the Ranger has only just recently showed up on the dealer lots.
I think Ford is still learning about off-road adventures though. Since I know they look at the website, I CHALLENGE YOU GUYS to set some examples for the new Ranger to follow!!
It is cool though that ford does seem to be making a commitment to the offroad market. If the bronc really turns out to be a wrangler fighter, and with the raptor, etc etc, it just shows that maybe, just maybe, the OE's havent totally forgot about guys like us.
I apologize though, I was unavailable earlier this morning to publish the information in the forum. The actual page in the articles section with the photos and videos was uploaded last night, and I set to auto publish at 9:00 am.
It is cool though that ford does seem to be making a commitment to the offroad market. If the bronc really turns out to be a wrangler fighter, and with the raptor, etc etc, it just shows that maybe, just maybe, the OE's havent totally forgot about guys like us.
All of the drawings, prints, files, tooling, molds, etc.. for the 2.9 SHOULD BE DESTROYED AND NEVER BE ALLOWED TO BE PRODUCED EVER AGAIN. IT SHOULD BE ERASED FROM HISTORY. The 2.9 was the biggest piece of crap Ford ever used besides the timing systems on the 4.0sohc - I've seen more Rangers/BII's scrapped because of the 2.9 than any other Ford product. Then there's the whole A4LD debacle.. lol
I've owned several 2.9 engines and every single one of them was junk. Even low mileage units. Cracking heads every year.. Valve-train rattle... Warped block sealing surfaces.. Cam journals warped out of round.. Heads designed so weakly/badly that an aftermarket company saw a money making opportunity in producing new castings.. The list just goes on and on.
My issue has been with Ford's transmissions after the C4/C6. I'm hopeful that the new 10-speed will be a solid unit since it's a joint venture with GM.
My issue has been with Ford's transmissions after the C4/C6. I'm hopeful that the new 10-speed will be a solid unit since it's a joint venture with GM.
I saw that picture. Looks a bit funky but if they are just testing things like the engine, transmission, turning radius, etc. Then the bodywork is irrelevant.
My issue has been with Ford's transmissions after the C4/C6. I'm hopeful that the new 10-speed will be a solid unit since it's a joint venture with GM.
My issue has been with Ford's transmissions after the C4/C6. I'm hopeful that the new 10-speed will be a solid unit since it's a joint venture with GM.
The last time they did that we ended up with the 6F30/35 catastrophe. Do you really want that all over again? Because teaming up with GM is how you get that.
All of the drawings, prints, files, tooling, molds, etc.. for the 2.9 SHOULD BE DESTROYED AND NEVER BE ALLOWED TO BE PRODUCED EVER AGAIN. IT SHOULD BE ERASED FROM HISTORY. The 2.9 was the biggest piece of crap Ford ever used besides the timing systems on the 4.0sohc - I've seen more Rangers/BII's scrapped because of the 2.9 than any other Ford product. Then there's the whole A4LD debacle.. lol
I've owned several 2.9 engines and every single one of them was junk. Even low mileage units. Cracking heads every year.. Valve-train rattle... Warped block sealing surfaces.. Cam journals warped out of round.. Heads designed so weakly/badly that an aftermarket company saw a money making opportunity in producing new castings.. The list just goes on and on.
I believe the 2.9 to be one of the most under credited engines ever to run down the road. Rowdy, pissed off little bastards they may be, but unlike the other ranger offerings they had spunk and personality, and, atleast in my experance a never give up, can do attitude. Just my thoughts however.
The C6 was the best automatic trans known to man. Ive never had one fail. Which is more then i can say for E4ODs. The FMX also ranks highly on the scale of bad assery, slotted just above stone cold steve austin and just below chuck norris.
In my younger days I ran my 2.8 out of oil, out of coolant... it kept coming back for more. Still ran good when I pulled it but had enough blow by to push the dipstick out. Very high marks for just plain stupid tough in my book.
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