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So this based on the V6 version it seems.

The 25 Tacoma only gets a 7.7. Toyota is so over-rated, but the sheeple still flock to them. https://www.ranger6g.com/forum/threads/ford-ranger-earns-2025-north-american-truck-of-the-year.15336/

Agree. That's way high, even for a Ranger with OEM wheels. 21-23 MPG would be more normal with stock tires (and yes, maybe some slight anomalies). How many miles are you getting on a tank?

That doesn't sound promising. I read a bunch a hype online a few years ago that it may make to the States, but that thought seems to have evaporated. It's such a nice looking and probably a solid off-road SUV. It's something I would be very interested in.

So in this .0001 % scenario, what about the other 99.9999% of the time. :-)

Will this ever make it to the states?

I just recently discovered the Ranger Everest and I'm drooling! I want one, but it seems there's only been some chatter a few years ago about bringing it to the US, but that narrative seems to have diminished. I love this thing.

Who's Richard Hammond?

And the new Taco's have transmission issues too! So glad I went over to the Ford dealer before committing to a Taco two years ago. I hated that 6 speed trans when I drove it. Ford just worked so much better in comparison test drives.

The last dealer that tried pulling that shit on me just went outa business a few months back. #Shocker!

pretty funny here. Everyone with RR's and nobody cares about off-road. :LOL: man that bronco sounds like a trophy truck

it's even worse than this data shows with so many that remove their front crash bars so they can fit bigger wheels.

Next to your home, vehicles are next on the list for what's called a high involvement purchase and high $$$. Groceries and electronics are much different. OEM's measure lifetime loyalty so it must be important for a brand as consumers typically don't buy a new vehicle that often.

So you got the non folding cover?

It reminds me of all the dealers I walked into during the pandemic - Ford or otherwise. I would just casually be looking at vehicles in showrooms and salesmen would walk up to me and randomly say "there's a $20K markup on this....etc"....I'd always laugh and tell them I don't do ADM fees and...

Will there be a recall on these phasers that I keep reading about?

On the same list with the rest of us. I use to think the same. I spend x dollars at a dealership over time, heck, there should be a loyalty bonus, right?....Or certainly more attention should be paid to my problem, right?....Nope. It's a sad reality.

Definitely a cat.