Overall, I'd highly recommend a Ranger to anyone who is looking for a versatile, light-duty truck. These pickups remain popular in our area, and hold a good resale value.

The 95 Ford Ranger is a great little truck to get around town with. Or used as a small work truck on the job or on the farm. The V6 engine is powerful enough to tow quite a bit as well as handles bigger loads in the bed. While being able to get up to passing speed quickly on the highway. The truck is lightweight and really great on gas compared to other pick up trucks from this model year. The interior is very basic, yet provides everything you need in a work vehicle/basic transportation. Including a CD player and radio, A/C and heater, as well as power windows. The seats are manual, however. The bench seat is extremely comfortable and I've been on 10 plus hour road trips without any pain in my back. Storage space inside the cab is indeed rather limited, but big enough to fit a decent stereo system or toolbox. The body of the truck itself is very recognizable, and just the classic pick up truck design. The red paint on my specific ranger held up well over 20 years and still shines. The wheels on the truck are really nice and can fit some wide tires on it for dealing with icy and snowy conditions.