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The 2010 Ford Ranger: A Businesslike And Personable Appearance ...

When Ford engineers went to the drawing board to come up with a light-weight pickup they wanted it to be durable, trustworthy, and affordable; the Ford Ranger in Fremont NE was the answer. It first hit the road in 1983 and has not looked back. With a few minor updates over the decades the Ford Ranger in Fremont NE has stayed true to its design while other manufacturers have vacated from the compact truck class. With 3 types to pick from, the Ford Ranger makes a perfect work truck that is Eco-friendly and can haul your entire crew. The base Ford Ranger XL is stock with a standard 2-door and a super-cab two-door. The XL has a 2.3L DOHC engine, 5-speed transmission, gas-charged shocks, AdvanceTrac with RSC, ABS, a tire pressure monitoring system, and 15″ 7-spoke steel rims. The Ford Ranger XLT is available in the two-door and 4-door version. It has an available 4.0L SOHC V6 or the 2.3L motor, a electronic shift-on-the-fly transfer case, class III towing ability, available step bars, SIRIUS satellite radio, and fifteen-inch seven-spoke steel wheels. The Ford Ranger Sport comes in the two and four-door super-cab. The Sport has 4.0L SOHC V6 engine, 5-speed manual transmission, step bars, an optional SIRIUS satellite radio, and sixteen-inch Y-spoke cast alloy rims.

With a proven history of dependability and buyer-friendly upgrades to choose from, it’s no shock the Ford Ranger will continue its unparalleled success. Throw in the fact that the Ford Ranger is competitively priced against its foreign opposition and it’s no surprise they continue to out sell the opposition. Ford Ranger owners are also ecstatic to find out that their trucks have one of the highest resale profits in their class. If you’re looking to purchase a truck to give to your kids, the Ford Ranger should be atop the list.

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