Offer a replacement for the Ford Ranger, as well as a crew cab version.
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Todd T I have been waiting for the Australia's Ranger to move over the the States.
I waited for a Bronco for too many years and ford lost me to a Jeep Wrangler.
The F150 has gotten to big for me. The new F150 is the size of the 2000 F250. Please stop chasing Dodge on the size. There is a reason that Toyota and Nissan still does well in selling the mid truck. 2 months(s) ago via Ford Social
Donnie G I have owned a number of Fords- Truck and SUV but, I left when they got so big as to not be practical for getting two cars in the garage and my wife having a harder time parking.
I miss having a reasonable sized truck. I would live to buy an extended cab small truck with new fuel economy technology.
I want to haul myself and occasionally a couple of bags of sand and a board or two.
Not every man needs to "haul his house to the trees" as in the dodge ad. 4 months(s) ago via Ford Social
scott strader The idea of a F100 is good. Toyota made big inroads with the Tundra before they made it so big. This brought alot of people to Toyota. A midsize truck with a crew cab or extended cab would fulfill a niche in the market and bring people to and back to Ford. 1 year(s) ago via Ford Social
Brad Barefoot Maybe it's time to bring back the Ranchero. GM Markets a machine called the CTV in Australia. We could use the current Fusion platform with only 1 cap, extended and with the current Fusion options' 1 year(s) ago via Ford Social
T Craig-P71CV I've seen other people commenting on that they should build the F100 which would be larger than the Ranger and smaller than the F150. Such a truck would be a good replacement. So an F100 would be a great addition to the F Series line up. Maybe they can call it the Ranger F100. 1 year(s) ago via Ford Social
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