Tea Wrecks
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Yes, that whole front end design just screams Dodge to me.
First picture is also quite telling.
That's a Dodge emblem for certain.
First picture is also quite telling.
That's a Dodge emblem for certain.
Video: 2023 Ford Ranger spied in multiple configurations
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Were these Ranger-sized? Never heard any rumors but I'm wondering now if Dodge is working on a baby-Ram to enter the midsize truck warsMy sighting in Denver early April near airport trying to get out before snowstorm. Driver of the mule said they were trying to get over the pass. The other 2 trucks were all ready gone. This was before I realized I was getting a Ranger. Pretty sure it’s Ford but some Dodge grills are close. Driver wouldn’t confirm.
Tea Wrecks
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Looks like a unibody compact pickup. They're probably trying to compete with the Ford Maverick.
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Alex, a short while back a new Ram Dakota was rumored. But, it's looks like it's off the table for now.
https://www.motorbiscuit.com/2022-ram-dakota-cancelled-motorbiscuit-says-its-not-killed/
1DWN5UP
Interesting read! Although if it's true I'd still be very hesitant to trust an FCA product (personal opinion) more competition is always a good thing. I also would be curious to see some European car makers like Peugeot on the road in the US because as of now I have virtually zero knowledge about them
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lfg!!!!
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MrKnowitall
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That Extended cab was definitely a manual, one with a very deep 1st gear. I'm not convinced it's a diesel- the 2.3EB wrapped up with little load on it will sound that way, too. I don't think there's any way Ford would have spent as much on the Bronco 7-speed without expecting to use it in the Ranger as well. Fingers crossed.