Ford Ranger EDGE Usados en Venta

My little Ranger has done anything I've ever asked it to. Haul a trailer from WA to VA? Fill the bed up with gravel (not a few bags from the hardware store, but FILLED with a front loader) and haul it up hills? Go off-road in the desert? Climb over boulders and fallen tree limbs on forest logging roads? My Ranger has done it all. And while it can do all the extreme things that I need it to do sometimes, it's great as a commuter car as well. The gas mileage (~20 miles/gal depending on the type of driving and what you might be hauling) can't compare to a newer sedan, but it's similar to older sedans and if you compare it to the mileage of any F-series truck or other make of that size it can't be beat. Dependability is another great thing about the Ranger: it's not just cheap marketing drivel, they build these things "Ford Tough." If you do the maintenance regularly your Ranger will nearly live forever. I'm on 180,000 miles on my 2004; before this one I had a 1987 with over 250,000 miles on it -- if I had been the original owner of it and the maintenance had been done consistently I would bet it could have lived even longer. And because it's a popular domestic car with a long history parts and labor for it are pretty cheap if you do break something.

She has a great heater, and just as great is the air conditioner. She drives easy, stops quickly, and the interior is comfy with plenty of leg room for the taller drivers. The exterior is a beautiful Sonic Blue that's just as shiny as the day I bought it. The bed liner keeps the bed from scratches and small dings to the inside of the bed. She handles easy and gets about 20 mpg. Last but not least this truck handles well in the snow, too!