Somebody quickly edit this video and include some thug life music. Snoop or Dre and put in slow mo

Bit on the rear wheelwells, underneath normal for now almost 8 year old car.

The best thing about Bullitt and The French Connection was he fact it was real cars, real body roll, real burnouts. Not Dominic Toreto towing a vault in a ridiculous modified Charger with a bunch of cgi.

No doubt, but to attract the demographic they’re designing for it needs those key features. They want the “young” professional that pay high lease rates on semi prestigious cars. But they’re getting the doctors wife who also chauffeurs her grand kids and poodle around.

Even perceived reliability sells Toyotas, an F150 may have as many visits to the shop as a Tundra, but you don’t hear about many huge plaguing issues on Tundras so people perceive them as more reliable. When was the last time you heard of a tundra with cracked or split exhaust manifolds. That being said my mother has…

way to go Ram

Needs AWD and a performance spec version to poach the Audi,BMW crowd.

Resale and reliablity would be the main reasons I’d imagine

By hidden pistol safe you mean a .38 snubby shoved into an ankle holster, era correct of course.

Can I get a close up of the blonde in the leather jacket.?

You have a keen eye of obvious detail.

Looks like Ford poached the Subaru marketing department. The dog must have fell out the back on the way to the camp site.

Oddly enough , I feel satisfied with the one engine option. The 2.3L turbo makes same numbers as a small v8 from a few years ago. It will serve the purpose of most ranger buyers. A diesel eventually perhaps but I think Ford did ok with choosing the 2.3.

Fuel economy numbers?

There used to be a trend here in the 80s,90s with custom rear window stickers. Some local scuzz had IROC on top then “Your World” along the bottom of the rear window.

Still fast even by today’s standards

Straight 6 diesel Trailboss. That’s a major boner right there.

Looks like it sitting high on the suspension. Ride height adjustable airbags maybe ?

Too bad it’ll never have the reliabilty or resale of the Tundra (a 10 year old design)

When i was 18-20 looking for an old used beater, there were 3-4 of these used around town, they were all probably 5-10 years old. I constatly chased the owners trying to buy one from them. I couldn’t afford a breakdown obviously but they were cool. Ended up with an 88 Sentra that had brown pinstripes and brown…