2019 ford ranger review....

[txdon]

Thanks dalola, I'll keep track for a few tankfuls before I do the change. Does this automatically adjust the range prediction?

Do you also know how to increase the the sensitivity of the lane assist and lane departure to alert quicker?

 

[Howling]

Assume the Ranger is the same as F150. The range prediction does dynamically adjust based on recent driving and a stort history (500 miles?). The range calculation does leave a buffer. From my experience 0 miles to empty still has 1-2 gallons in the tank. I have not driven far past that 0 point.

 

[txdon]

Mileage on second tank of gas is 22.7 MPG
3/4 city 1/4 highway miles.
The truck calculated it at 24.3 MPG.

 

[Mancelona Man]

I was looking at them earlier this year. At the time they were hard to come by so I went with a Nissan Frontier instead.

 

[dalola]

Mileage on second tank of gas is 22.7 MPG
3/4 city 1/4 highway miles.
The truck calculated it at 24.3 MPG.

That's really good for mostly city! Probably where the Ranger has an advantage over the 2.7 F150 - city MPG.

 

[goeduck]

Mileage on second tank of gas is 22.7 MPG
3/4 city 1/4 highway miles.
The truck calculated it at 24.3 MPG.

My car does not get that good. :shocked:

 

[redman135]

2.3 turbo what, petrol or diesel???

 

[ArlyA]

specs on the 2019 Ranger, The turbocharged 2.3-liter four-cylinder petrol engine that makes 270 horsepower and 310 lb-ft of torque. 10 speed tranny

2.3 turbo what, petrol or diesel???

 

[ArlyA]

Ours gets better mileage than our Honda Element does. Despite that fact the Ranger has much more HP, is a larger and heaver vehicle than the Element is. Go figure.

My car does not get that good. :shocked:

 

[dalola]

Ours gets better mileage than our Honda Element does. Despite that fact the Ranger has much more HP, is a larger and heaver vehicle than the Element is. Go figure.

10+ years of technology at work there! I had a 2010 Element, it was a really fun & practical vehicle, but efficient or speedy it was not!