2008 Ford Ranger Review: A Basic, Low-Maintenance, Affordable Work Truck

May 30, 2023

The 2008 Ford Ranger is another of Ford’s uncomfortable, rigid, noisy work trucks that command a loyal fanbase because they’re dependable, capable, and easy to maintain. It’s not a daily driver, but it’s the best pickup you’re going to find for under $7,000.

The Good

As basic as it gets, the 2008 Ford Ranger is an excellent little work truck that’ll get the job done without complaint.

The Bad

The biggest con is the same as the biggest pro: It’s as basic as it gets. Windows and door locks are manual and the base model doesn’t even pack a CD player.

Is the 2008 Ford Ranger a Good Used Car?

Overall Rating 8/10 – The 2008 Ford Ranger is a lousy family car, it’s a poor daily driver, but it’s an excellent work truck.
Interior, Comfort & Cargo 7/10 – All seven of these points are for the truck’s 6,000 towing capacity and spacious beds. There are golf carts more comfortable and spacious than a 2008 Ford Ranger.
Reliability 8/10 – The 2008 Ford Ranger is outclassed on total longevity by the Tacoma, but it’s easily the second longest lasting truck in this category.
Safety 6/10 – Crash test ratings are mediocre at best and standard safety equipment is pretty basic.
Gas Mileage 7/10 – The XL model gets 21/26 miles to the gallon, while the FX4 does a measly 15/19. Just another reason why this is more of a dedicated farm/construction/ranch/delivery truck than it is a daily driver.
Value 8/10 – This is the most affordable of the small work trucks released in 2008, and will likely outlast a Colorado by at least a few tens of thousands of miles.

Positive Owner Reviews

John M

The ranger is a great truck!

I love my 2008 Ford ranger even though it has 208k miles because: it has 4 doors, has had very few problems & is very reliable. The truck has great performance (v6) and the interior is very comfortable with all the features I desire. My only disappointment is that new ranger's are no longer available. I hope Ford will bring back this great truck!

Francisco D

My truck is very strong, and it can haul a lot of weight that a regular car can't do.

I love my Ford. It's very dependable.It's economical, and it makes me feel like I own the road when i'm driving.

Melissa L

It is valuable and a lot of people often ask to buy it off of me.

I like it because it is clearly reliable and has had minimal issues. It is sturdy and I have taken it on several mini road trips. I don't like how much gas it takes but given it's make and year it is understandable.

Barbara L

Great truck. Mileage, and radio.

It's a great truck, great gas mileage, . Small for me and I love trucks, . The wheels squeal in the rain and the radio changes itself with the clock. White short bed, no tailgate. Great pulling boats, in the river and doesn't get stuck in the mud. Radio is great and loud.

Rita M

Its a truck, it is economic, great gas mileage.

Great gas mileage, easily loses tracker in rain or snow, comfortable interior, runs great, has 6 cylinders, truck bed for hauling things, fun and easy to drive, automatic transmission.

Manuel C

Its affordable for college students.

I am really comfortable with my truck, it is affordable for college students here in Texas, one thing that some people will not stand, it would be the window mechanism, its a 2008 pick-up truck, its a old model.

Gary T

Ford ranger: truck that feels like a car.

I purchased this truck new from the dealer, and I have been very pleased with it. I have had no service issues with it, other than routine maintenance, it is very fuel efficient, and a pleasure to drive. It is also very comfortable to ride in - more like a car than a truck.

Raymond L

Ford ranger highlights - ten year owner review.

It has lots of power and the 4WD works great in snow. The bed accommodates supplies for my woodworking hobby, (lumber, sheet stock, etc. ). The rear seats on the extended cab, (not a crew cab), are small and are not very comfortable for any large person but are fine for kids.

Negative Owner Reviews

Nick M

I dig it. Easy to drive. Simple vehicle with little to no hassle

It's a simple truck. No power doors, no power locks. Reliable and easy to service. It is such a common vehicle that I can find parts and knowledgeable mechanics anywhere. It is a small truck and easy to maneuver. The biggest drawback is storage. The spaces in the cab are useless. The door handles have broken off twice already. Some components are cheap plastic.

Jackson M

The gas pedal is slow. If you need to accelerate quickly, make sure you have plenty of room to move.

It is a little slow to accelerate, doesn't handle very well, and it not as roomy as I would like. However, it does provide hauling capacity and is good on gas for a truck. It could be a worse vehicle.

Carlie S

Great gas mileage and good for hauling.

Only 2 door not very comfortable for more than 2 people. Great on gas. Good to move big items. All in all its a good car.

Celica W

Great light work truck. Great for carrying small loads.

It's a great sturdy vehicle. But to be so small it can be a gas guzzler. Doesnt cost alot to get fixed. And only has 41,000 miles on it.

Jeanie M

Life of a truck! Bought the ranger so we could haul what we needed to.

It's gas hog and it rides like a tank. But its a cute little truck, charcoal color with glitter. Its sits up high, too high.

Lauren G

Had small extended cab but is very sturdy nonetheless.

My truck is all rusted out on the bottom. Other than that it has a solid frame and is very dependable. It has low miles and when I got it I didn't have major issues with it. I'd like to change the color but that is not my decision. Along with so much else.

Jose H

Great gas mileage worth it

Gas mileage is good. Nice to package. Not big enough.

What Do Critics Say About the 2008 Ford Ranger?

Consumer Reports said of the 2008 Ford Ranger that it wouldn’t be a bargain “even if you took thousands off its list price.” They weren’t impressed by the ungainly build, the stiff ride, the noisy engine, or the cramped cabin. They note the “usefully sized beds” as one of the truck’s few positives.

Kelley Blue Book were far kinder to the 2008 Ranger, noting that it’s one of the more affordable trucks on the market both in pricing and cost of ownership, and it’s a capable off-roader should you want to hit the lake without investing in an adventure vehicle.

Edmunds liked the off-roading FX4 trim and the capable 4.0L V6 engine. They weren’t so hot on the cramped interior, the weak brakes, the wide steering, the lack of modern conveniences, or the choppy ride.

What Common Problems Does the 2008 Ford Ranger Have?

The 2008 Ford Ranger has generated 323 complaints with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. The vast majority of these are for airbag issues, with 292 complaints in this category alone. Drivers report faulty, unsafe airbags despite five recalls intended to address the issue.

A handful of structure complaints point to excessive corrosion in the undercarriage. In particular, drivers report the straps holding the gas tank rusting through, creating a major safety hazard.

There are a few reports of the Ranger’s anti-theft system engaging without warning, leaving drivers unable to start their own cars.

The 2008 Ford Ranger has been recalled 7 times in total, which is a bit high for a vehicle of this age.

How Long Will the 2008 Ford Ranger Last?

Ford Ranger owners have reported their trucks lasting 300,000 miles and then some on the original transmission. With excellent care a Ford Ranger could last long enough to pass down to your grandkids. But, buying used, assume a life expectancy of 250,000 miles when deciding if it’s worth the money.

Repairpal estimate an annual maintenance cost of around $517, which isn’t bad for a pickup truck this old. The most expensive common fixes include new camshafts, starting at around $918, and steering gearbox replacements at $530.

Joseph B

It is very reliable and has little to no problems. I have owned it for years and put roughly 50,000 miles on it and I have never had a major issue. This could be due in part that I take good care of it, but it is very reliable.

Rose T

Yes, it is very reliable; I have not had many problems other than routine maintenance since I purchased it new from the dealer.

Corey R

It is reliable. And no problems as far as I know of. We have a lot of miles on it but it's still doing very well.

How Is the Technology?

Entertainment technology in the 2008 Ford Ranger is pretty basic, even for the model year. The entry level model comes with a radio, and you can upgrade that to a CD/MP3 player. That’s about as fancy as it gets here.

Safety technology in the 2008 Ranger is up to par for a 2008 pickup, meaning that anti-lock brakes come standard.

Is the 2008 Ford Ranger a Good Value?

The 2008 Ford Ranger is priced fairly in the Blue Book. An entry-level model typically lists for around $7,309, while a high-end XLT goes for around $8,006.

These prices come from models with under 140,000 miles on the odometer, meaning you’re likely getting another 100,000 miles out of the trucks before they give up the ghost. The truck isn’t incredibly fuel efficient, but it’s low maintenance and built to last.

What are the Different Models of the 2008 Ford Ranger?

The 2008 Ford Ranger is offered with one-row Regular Cabs, and two-row Extended Cabs, or SuperCabs. The SuperCab comes standard with a 6-foot bed while the Regular is available with a 6 or 7 footer. And then you’ve got four trim levels to pick from, starting with the base XL and going up to the FX4 Off-Road edition.

With the entry-level XL you’re getting:

AM/FM stereo
Vinyl seating
Anti-lock brakes
Manual windows and door locks

The mid-range XLT adds:

Manual air conditioning
CD/MP3 player
Cloth seating

The high-end Sport features:

Fog lights
15″ aluminum wheels

Finally, the off-road FX4 adds:

Four wheel drive
Remote keyless entry
Leather wrapped steering wheel

207 HP 16-17 MPG

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XLT

207 HP 16-17 MPG

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Sport

207 HP 16-17 MPG

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FX4 Off-Rd

207 HP 16-17 MPG

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What Engines Come In the 2008 Ford Ranger?

The base engine in the 2008 Ranger is a 2.3L inline-four delivering 143 horsepower and 154 lb.-ft. of torque.This is paired to a 5-speed automatic transmission in rear wheel drive, and it averages 21/26 miles to the gallon, city/highway. The i4 can tow up to 2,540 pounds, depending on your options.
Sport models pack a 3.0L V6 delivering 148 horsepower and 180 lb.-ft. of torque. This is paired to a 5-speed automatic in rear wheel drive, it averages 16/22 miles to the gallon, and it can tow up to 3,100 pounds.
Standard in the FX4 and available in the other models is a 4.0L V6 delivering 207 horsepower and 238 lb.0ft. of torque. This is paired to a 5-speed automatic in four wheel drive. The FX4 averages 15/19 miles to the gallon, and it can pull up to 6,000 pounds.

What Colors Does the 2008 Ford Ranger Come In?

How Comfortable Is the 2008 Ford Ranger?

The 2008 Ford Ranger is not comfortable at all. The cabin is cramped, stretching 52 inches across at the hip. Interior trim quality is cheap, the ride is stiff and jittery, and there’s not a lot of head and leg room. It’s less of a cabin and more of a cockpit. Think of it like a piece of construction equipment and you won’t mind.

How Much Storage Space Does the 2008 Ford Ranger Have?

The 2008 Ford Ranger competes with some full-size trucks when it comes to cargo space. Both the 6 foot and 7 foot beds stretch 54 inches across and 16 inches deep, with a 1,534 pound payload capacity.

What Are the Differences Between Years?

2008 was the 11th model year in the Ford Ranger’s 3rd Generation, which ran from 1998 to 2011.

2006: Ford rebranded the “Edge” trim as the “Sport” edition for 2006. Headlights and grilles were updated across all trims.

2007: Ford added SecuriLock as a standard feature in 2007.

2008: Rancho twin-tube gas shocks were introduced to the FX4 model in 2008.

2009: The 3.0L V6 engine was dropped from the lineup for 2009.

2010: A new stability control system was added to the Ranger for 2010.

How Does the 2008 Ford Ranger Compare to the Competition?

The Ford Ranger and Toyota Tacoma both command their own loyal following. The Tacoma is pricier than the Ranger, with the entry level model typically listing at just under $10,000 in the Blue Book, but it can tow 500 extra pounds, and it’s probably the most reliable, long-lasting pickup in the world.

If the Tacoma and the Ranger are Coke and Pepsi, the Chevy Colorado is 7 Up. It prices a little higher than the Ranger and tows about the same, but it’s available with a four-door Crew Cab, and that alone might be the tie breaker.

When it comes to smaller trucks, everyone’s got their personal favorite. But, on paper, the Colorado wins on comfort, the Tacoma on longevity, and the Ford on price.

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2008 Isuzu i-370

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2008 Toyota Tacoma

4.44

2008 Ford Ranger

4.35

Do Owners Recommend the 2008 Ford Ranger?

Joseph B

It is a good vehicle, however the power and mpg is subpar. The horsepower is very low, making it difficult to get up to highway speeds. The mpg is also very bad, I get 16 city 19 highway. While these seem bad, overall the truck is very well built and I have had little mechanical issues with it. I have never had to replace an expensive part on the vehicle. Overall, it is an 'okay' or average vehicle.

Evan P

Yes, it is a very good vehicle - very dependable means of transportation and fun to drive, and it is very economical to maintain.

Katie H

Yes the Ford Ranger is very good truck. We have it for so long. It's still on great condition. I recommend this truck to anyone who looking for a great truck.

Owner Reviews

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Colette M on January 4, 2021

I love my ranger. I feel very safe in it.

I love my ranger. It is the 3rd one I have owned, and I will probably always have one. It is reliable, low maintenance, and will go for a long time. I have very few problems with it which is important to me because I do not have a mechanic around. I also feel very safe in it- I like to be up higher so I can see and when someone hit my last ranger and totaled it I am sure I would have not walked out of that accident like I did.

Raymond L on December 26, 2020

Ford ranger highlights - ten year owner review.

William W on December 25, 2020

Reliable little truck, comfortable and enough headroom for tall man.

Reliable little truck. Was used daily to display paving stones in bed. Stayed in alignment despite load. No maintenance problems with drive train. Plenum door broke. Cost of repair caused me to use max air only as anything else blew hot air. Doors, power windows, switches, etc. All work well.

Brett W on December 20, 2020

Good little truck, enough headroom for tall person (6' 4").

It is a reliable, comfortable little truck. It as used almost daily to carry paving stone samples for in-home sales. The front end stayed in alignment despite the constant load in bed. In addition, tire wear was uniform with no cupping or other abnormal abrasion. Only problem was a broken plenum door which necessitated running the air conditioning on max at all times to avoid hot air. V in addition, the vent function provided only hot air with this problem. Out of warranty repairs were estimated at $1000+. As a result, none made as max a/c and loss of vent function were not large enough inconveniences to warrant repairs of that expense. Research revealed this problem was not uncommon and a probable weak point in design/construction. Other than that, I have been quite satisfied with the truck. Would consider another (this is my 3rd ranger) if Ford still made them.

Darrell I on December 15, 2020

It's paid for. It is very dependable and gets good gas mileage.

I like my truck. It is comfy yet it is a workhorse.....

Tom B on November 12, 2020

The Ford ranger is great for a homeowner who may need to occasionally haul furniture or lumber.

What I love most about my Ford Ranger is its simplicity. It has a vinyl floor and seats, manual locks, manual windows. What I dislike most is the lack of cruise control.

Raymond L on November 4, 2020

It's in great shape and has only about 70,000 miles on it.

It's 4WD and has plenty of power in a 4 Liter 6 cyl. Engine. I wish it were a crew cab as the 2 jump seats are really small.

Celica W on October 10, 2020

Great light work truck. Great for carrying small loads.

It's a great sturdy vehicle. But to be so small it can be a gas guzzler. Doesnt cost alot to get fixed. And only has 41,000 miles on it.

Elaine S on August 19, 2020

Ford ranger great bad weather vehicle.

It is very reliable but it is not comfortable. When you hit bumps in the road you really can feel it. The gas usage is not to bad especially for a truck. I like the 4 wheel drive part because we can get up hills and get out of muddy and snowy situations.

tom H on August 15, 2020

Reliability and fun to drive

Size and gas mileage easy to drive, no complaints'

Steve W on August 7, 2020

Good dependable small model truck.

Dependable, low maintenance costs, preventative maintenance cost only & has performed well since owning in the past 9 years.

Carlie S on August 2, 2020

Great gas mileage and good for hauling.

Only 2 door not very comfortable for more than 2 people. Great on gas. Good to move big items. All in all its a good car.

Adam M on July 26, 2020

The ranger is a great vehicle. It drives like a car, but has the utility of a truck. It can be a be cramped, but if you can the options of getting the extended cab, get it.

It drives like a car, even though it is a truck. That makes is super driver friendly.

Nick M on July 24, 2020

I dig it. Easy to drive. Simple vehicle with little to no hassle

Nathan A on July 22, 2020

Even though it is a classified as a light truck, it only gets 20 mpg or less.

I like that it is 4 wheel drive. I like the interior space for a smaller truck. The only thing I dislike about it is that gas mileage is not great for the size.

Ben S on July 7, 2020

Best small truck on the market. Wish Ford would go back to this.

The ranger is the best purchase of a truck I have ever made. It is small, easy to park anywhere and handy when hauling things. It gets great gas mileage and it's' my hope that Ford will return to making trucks in this size. It is sad to see that newer trucks are all huge compared to this.

Lauren G on July 3, 2020

Had small extended cab but is very sturdy nonetheless.

Adam G on July 2, 2020

I love my truck and worked hard for it. .

Great on gas and reliable. Not very spacious. It is very affordable to maintain. There are affordable parts available. Only thing is it is not very roomy for my kids so I use it mainly for work and back.

William Smith on July 1, 2020

The reliability

I have had this vehicle for years and very reliable and is a 4by4 sport

Heather G on June 10, 2020

I have enjoyed having this truck. I cannot wait to get the newest addition.

I have had it for 10 years. It just started giving me problems in 2018. Overall good truck. 16 gallons to the tank. Around 30 to 40$ to fill up depending on the gas prices. We haven't had any trouble with the transmission. Just under the truck. It does to quiet a bit. We just moved cross country. Took 7 fill ups with the tow cross country.

Joesph B on June 3, 2020

Easy to get into and out. Has enough room in the seating area for all sizes of passengers

Great for moving. Gas mileage could be better fits my lifestyle

Rebecca B on May 29, 2020

That it is a good looking car that is safe and dependable.

It is a very dependable truck. There is very low upkeep. Decent mileage, and has not required significant work during my ownership.

Keith B on April 18, 2020

It gets me where I need to go

I bought it for a good price with low mileage and it runs great

Kayla M on April 5, 2020

Four wheel drive, blue, no horse power my baby runs on faith and a little sweet tea

The compound default is the shocks from time to time but thru of most issues that is all that applies here

Francisco D on April 4, 2020

My truck is very strong, and it can haul a lot of weight that a regular car can't do.

I love my Ford. It's very dependable.It's economical, and it makes me feel like I own the road when i'm driving.

Doug M on March 24, 2020

Love my truck. (Ford - Ranger)

I love my truck for several reasons. It is good for taking cans and bottles for recycling. As I don't have a large family the truck is perfect space wise. I do wish that the passenger side had a little more leg room.

Emilie C on March 10, 2020

This truck gets great gas mileage. Most trucks don't, but the small size of this truck makes it very affordable to drive.

I own a white ford ranger. I love the small size of the truck; it's perfect for me and my boyfriend and my dog. The only dislikes really would be that I can't drive more than one other person and that the a/c is not very strong.

Jeanie M on March 10, 2020

Life of a truck! Bought the ranger so we could haul what we needed to.

It's gas hog and it rides like a tank. But its a cute little truck, charcoal color with glitter. Its sits up high, too high.

Jason P on March 9, 2020

2008 ranger: reliable, simple, easy to work with.

The truck always starts and has always been reliable. It is decent on gas, great for around the town. A common problem is misfiring on the first cylinder. Check spark plugs and wires. It is a no-nonsense, no-frills kind of truck. It is not fancy but it gets the job done. Good for small jobs and simple moving tasks. I would recommend it.

Sami E on March 7, 2020

It has crank windows and very little leg room. People with long legs beware!

I love my little truck, but when you get a little truck you have to expect a small amount of storage space. One major detail I wasn't happy with was that it has crank windows. It is a 2008 vehicle with crank windows, come on. Other than that, it really has been a great vehicle. No major breakdowns or parts going out on me whatsoever.

Manuel C on February 26, 2020

Its affordable for college students.

Gary T on January 9, 2020

Overall, I am very satisfied with this vehicle, and I plan to keep it for many more years as long as it continues to provide dependable service.

This vehicle has been very low maintenance and dependable for me since I purchased it new, but it does not have the degree of acceleration and power that I would like.

Bonnie K on December 19, 2019

It is a sport supercab truck and it is very useful for as little as it is.

I love my vehicle right now it runs like a dream and it has no engine problems. It drives down the road with some tires that are off balance but that is due to driving it down rutted driveways and gravel roads and the balancers fell off. The interior is still in great shape and it is low mileage the little seats in the back are a little uncomfortable for adults but for children they are ideal size and the seatbelts work great. It has a sliding glass rear window. Which is perfect for wind exchange during the summer months when the air is not too hot.

Barbara L on December 10, 2019

Great truck. Mileage, and radio.

Melissa L on December 8, 2019

It is valuable and a lot of people often ask to buy it off of me.

Dean C on November 15, 2019

It's convenient and a safe vehicle to drive in. Doesn't take up much gas.

I like that it gets me to and from the places I need to go. Though, it is pre-owned, it comes with it fair share of problems.

Tim K on November 6, 2019

Great gas mileage and it has lasted for over 200K without serious maintenance

The gas mileage of this manual is awesome, and 200K - it still runs strong. I couldn't ask for a better light-duty pickup

Ernie Olson on November 3, 2019

Small vehicle with a big truck feel

My baby is a Sport 4x4 with 3.55:1 and a 4.0L engine, and it goes anywhere I want it too. Seriously, on or off-road, bare surface or deep snow; it loves steep hills and wriggling between rocks and fallen trees. I beefed up the rear suspension with FX4 shocks and an extra leaf under the main-spring, She sits on 31" Mud and Snow tires for extra clearance 24-7-365, and is very stable and smooth on most surfaces. This is a truck that works for it's living; she carries full loads of firewood, lumber and soil with out a complaint. Next ... She will start towing a travel trailer. I treat her right though ... Regular and deep maintenance ... Sept. 2019 odo rolled over at 110,000 ... Hands off boys, she's all mine!

Stephen J on October 20, 2019

Dependable small model work truck.

Dependable, low maintenance cost, preventative maintenance on schedule with the exception of a air bag recall on the passenger side, that Ford dealership repaired at no cost. Current vehicle's mileage is 150k & still runs fine. Great smaller model work truck.

Lauren G on July 17, 2019

The Ford ranger has most of the power of a regular truck in a more compact size.

No major issues pretty good truck the only thing I can think of is the bottom is more or less rusted out and there have been repairs due to this not a big talker so I apologize for not putting more information in and the Ford ranger is a good truck and I hope this suffices.

Racheal G on July 9, 2019

I have a tough little Ford Ranger. It's a tidy little truck and it's just me most of the time so it's perfect for me.

My truck has been great for the most part. It gets good gas mileage, the air works great, and it rides smoothly. The only problem I've really had is I had to have the transmission replaced about 2 years ago. Other than that, it's been a great vehicle.

steven r on July 8, 2019

That it drives and handles well! Great gas mileage!

I love my truck. It gets great gas mileage. Has plenty of pep and handles well. I only wish it had more space behind my seat.

Mariana S on June 26, 2019

Love my truck It's the perfect size for me.

I love my Ranger. Dependable and fun to drive. We bought it used. It has seen lots of salty roads because it has lost of undercarriage rust. Besides that it has never left me stranded.

Kevin O on June 26, 2019

Well constructed comfortable for a truck drives well roomy

Easy to drive it is a small truck which I like . It gets good gas mileage. Dependable never have had any major 4 repairs

Angelo M on May 30, 2019

Ford ranger, great buy for few bucks!!

My ranger performs great, almost never had to fix it. Rides excellent and it is comfortable the only thing wrong it two wheel drive not 4 so in the snow it is horrible, but other than that it great. I would recommend to buy one for two people it is great.

Gary T on May 15, 2019

Ford ranger: truck that feels like a car.

William G on March 23, 2019

Love the simplicity but could use a better gas tank.

There is currently an airbag recall on it. I enjoy the size of the truck and the ease with which I can drive it in most conditions. It's very basic so there isn't much there in terms of comfort. The weight of the truck can make it hard to drive in areas where the road isn't even or if there are a lot of potholes or construction. It gets decent mileage but has a smaller gas tank than I would like for it to have. I don't have an updated radio system so to plug my phone in I have to use an adapter and have the radio set to a blank station. My windows are manual so rolling them up can be a pain. I also can virtually never have the passenger window down because of that since it requires me to crawl across the vehicle and that side is harder to get down and put back up. It makes me sad sometimes because I love to drive with the windows down when I am on my own.

Wesley N on February 20, 2019

It's very reliable, or gets good gas mileage and adds long as you keep up the maintenance it will last a long time.

My truck is reliable, it doesn't have all the fancy gadgets that today's cars have but that sits me just fine. You do have to be careful in bad weather as the back of the truck is light unless you weigh the need down

John M on February 11, 2019

The ranger is a great truck!

Steven D on February 6, 2019

For sale it has low mileage.

My ranger works great it is not that great on gas but it does the trick. It has plenty of legroom. It is a v6 and 4. 0 liter. Body is in great shape and has a sliding window and the 4 wheel drive works great. Black interior is a little warm on those hot summer days.

Gilbert Smith

Gilbert Smith is a New Mexico-based automotive journalist who enjoys writing about cars, trucks, and SUVs. He is a longtime contributor to Vehicle History and a member of the site's original content team when it launched.