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    Ford's new "Maverick" pickup

    Didn't see that one coming:

    -Ford will expand its highly profitable pickup truck franchise with a new small pickup called Maverick.

    -The compact truck will be smaller than the company's F-150 full-size pickup as well as its midsize Ranger.

    -The pickup is being produced at Ford's Hermosillo plant in Mexico alongside the company's new Ford Bronco Sport SUV.


    https://www.cnbc.com/2021/06/03/ford...ck-pickup.html
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    Interesting. Going after the Tacoma market?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Whiskey_Bravo View Post
    Interesting. Going after the Tacoma market?
    Is the Ranger really that much bigger than the Taco? Seems like the Taco, Ranger, Colorado/Canyon are all of similar size, no?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Alex V View Post
    Is the Ranger really that much bigger than the Taco? Seems like the Taco, Ranger, Colorado/Canyon are all of similar size, no?
    My thoughts exactly. I had a rental Ranger 4dr, for a week on a biz trip. Definitely no bigger than a Taco, it was small. I'm thinking microtruck. Like a 4dr focus with the hatch cut off and a radio flyer wagon slapped on the back.
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    At half the price of a Tacoma, I'd STILL go with the Tacoma. Nothing against Ford specifically.... they're the best of the bad vehicles of the big 3. But life it too short to buy junk automobiles.
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    Maybe they'll get James Garner to do the commericals.
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    Quote Originally Posted by titsonritz View Post
    Maybe they'll get James Garner to do the commericals.
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    Quote Originally Posted by markm View Post
    At half the price of a Tacoma, I'd STILL go with the Tacoma. Nothing against Ford specifically.... they're the best of the bad vehicles of the big 3. But life it too short to buy junk automobiles.
    I read somewhere that it was unibody construction like the fake truck Honda sells. In other words no real frame like a real truck. My Tacoma is almost 8 years old with almost 100,000 miles on it and I can still get back 75-80% of what I paid for it. You cannot beat Toyotas resale value here in the southeast.

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    It's a unibody, smaller than the Ranger, which is smaller than the Tacoma, which is a little smaller than the Colorado in terms of passenger and cargo room.


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    What's the point of making a current pickup larger and then introduce a smaller one? It's like Nissan had a compact Altima and sub compact Sentra. Then they made the Altima full size, Sentra moved up to compact and Versa was introduced as the new sub compact.

    Personally I love older trucks. When full size was more or less equivalent to modern day midsize trucks. If I could find a good condition low mileage early 00s Taco or Ranger I'd be all over that. Today they're all bloated land yachts

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