Review: 2020 Ford Ranger Lariat FX4
This Ford Ranger Lariat FX4 is a bit of a mixed bag. Yet is has most of the stuff most truck buyers are looking for.
This Ford Ranger Lariat FX4 is a bit of a mixed bag. Yet is has most of the stuff most truck buyers are looking for.
That's an updated version of Ford's 2.7L EcoBoost V6
That’s more torque than GM’s diesel-powered Colorado and Canyon.
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Will it be the more sensible Ranger or the wind-in-your-hair Gladiator?
A novel feature in Ford’s SYMC 3 navigation system uses “Breadcrumbs” to help off-roaders in vehicles like the Ranger retrace their route.
Official category results will be revealed at the Montreal Auto Show in January and final results for Canadian Car of the Year and Canadian Utility Vehicle of the Year will be revealed at the Canadian
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Catch a Lift.
Dog ownership doesn’t mean you can’t be a gearhead.
An adventure in Beautiful British Columbia with Ford’s new mid-size truck.
Are pick-ups more than you need? Try a mid-size truck on for size.
A properly equipped towing machine
With U.S. EPA estimated fuel economy ratings of (US)21 mpg city, (US)26 mpg highway and (US) 23 mpg combined.
Starting with the all-new 2019 Ford Ranger, due in showrooms in early 2019, customers can choose from Yakima’s wide range of vehicle accessories, including kayak racks, bike racks and tents.
Ford Ranger’s proven 2.3-litre EcoBoost engine beats the V6 gasoline engines from midsize truck competitors to deliver claimed best-in-class 310 lb/ft of torque while towing and climbing trails.
Teaming up with the aftermarket house American Expedition Vehicles (AEV), Chevrolet has taken the best parts of the ZR2 pickup and cranked them up to eleven.
Ranger prototypes have been undergoing substantial testing to ensure that the new model can take what consumers will throw at it.
Sales trends in recent years have shown without a doubt that consumers are flocking away from sedans and are falling in love with the upright seating, vision and utility offered by the SUV/CUV segment
Recently at the Canadian International Auto Show, Wheels.ca had the opportunity to sit down with Mark Buzzell , President and CEO of Ford Canada and talk a bit about what someone in his position think