View Poll Results: Did you buy your Ranger new or used?
New
67
26.91%
Used
182
73.09%
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87 XL 2.3L 2wd 102k miles bought for $400 from original owner.....another $1200 in motor and goodies(head, cam, valves)
96 XLT 2.3L 2wd 72k miles bought for $2500 from original owner......another $1000 in mods (little things add up)
85 XLT 2.8 4WD 88k miles bought for $600 from 2nd owner.....another $1200 to get her fixed up and on the road.....still a work in progress
96 XLT 2.3L 2wd 72k miles bought for $2500 from original owner......another $1000 in mods (little things add up)
85 XLT 2.8 4WD 88k miles bought for $600 from 2nd owner.....another $1200 to get her fixed up and on the road.....still a work in progress
#46
new in March 09 for around $16.5K. X-Plan plus killer rebates cut down the 22K+ sticker price pretty darn good. It had 64 miles on it because it came from a different dealer. They had $4500 in rebates when I bought, plus X Plan pricing took another 1500 or so off. all in all about a 6K discount. Not bad.
Including tax, registration and even finance charges (borrowed a bit, came in with 12K down), my truck was still less than $19K all in.
Including tax, registration and even finance charges (borrowed a bit, came in with 12K down), my truck was still less than $19K all in.
#48
Bought mine new and probably paid a bit too much for it (but still far less than MSRP), but it was the only one around with the options that I wanted (ordered it in from a dealership almost 300 miles away). Its the 4th Ranger that I've owned and if I were to do it again I doubt that I would buy new again. Its just over 18 months old and being that it my primary work and play vehicle that spends the vast majority of its life on logging roads it looks, feels, and sounds like its 10+ years old already. I wanted a new vehicle that was solid and would last longer than the typical 10 year old plus trucks that I've owned before, but I found out the hard way that the new trucks wear out just as quickly. LR