I file this under "Not Surprising". I Ford, but there's a reason they don't beat Toyota.
I file this under "Not Surprising". I Ford, but there's a reason they don't beat Toyota.
*they can't make enough vehicles to meet demand,
*don't market or advertise Rangers in spite of the inflated price, which must be profitable, push only cash cows,
*drop out of sedan markets rather than be competitive even though there is demand,
*invest ICE profits and lose money on PC EV's when there's not the demand, poorly predicting the future
*and tons of more reasons, from management to labor unions, and not because of a lack of money, just investing in the wrong place.
I agree and I could see the first few months but this goes on for years.I bought a 2004 FX4 F150 new, still have it & still like it. In May I ordered a RRaptor because itās the first time in all these years that I saw a truck that made me say āWow, look at thatā so I luckily found a dealer who agreed to sell me their allocation for MSRP. Today is day 195 since I ordered & still do not have a VIN or build date. Seems a little rediculous that a corporation the size of Ford whose business it is to build vehicles canāt deliver one in that amount of time. I just canāt wrap my head around that fact & then I read stories about people waiting three years for a Bronco & Iām just blown away by the apparent extreme level of incompetence that must exist for that to happen. Unbelievable is all I can say!!
Naw Toyota shot themselves in the foot with the new taco. You should check out the comments section on the new 24 taco mpg test. They put up worse numbers than a 23 Ranger and lower towing. Once the rangers start showing up on lots they got a fighting chance.Ford might as well scrap the Ranger in North America at this point. I feel like all of the wind has been taken out of its sails. Maybe keep the Raptor because thatās a niche market. But I feel the average Ranger buyer will move on to the GM twins or the Tacoma.
Yeah, I don't think so. Toyota will sell as many of those as they can make. People were expecting 27, but got 24.. that's not too bad. Also, just because you 'can' tow 7000+ lbs with a medium sized Truck , doesn't mean you should. Honestly if you tow more than 5000lb regularly, you should be getting a full size truck. Anyway, the Tacoma has plenty going for it. First of all, I think it looks a bit better with the exception of the Raptor. Plus, there is always the perception of Toyota quality that will sell them as well. Ford hasn't had that reputation for a while. At this point, I'd take either one and be happy. We'll see who can deliver first.Naw Toyota shot themselves in the foot with the new taco. You should check out the comments section on the new 24 taco mpg test. They put up worse numbers than a 23 Ranger and lower towing. Once the rangers start showing up on lots they got a fighting chance.