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395 vehicles found
Year:
2022
Make:
Ford
Model:
Ranger
Body type:
Pickup Truck
Doors:
4 doors
Drivetrain:
Four-Wheel Drive
Engine:
2.3L I4
Combined gas mileage:
11 L/100km
Fuel type:
Gasoline
Transmission:
Automatic
Mileage:
115,170
Stock #:
WB0250
VIN:
1FTER4FH9NLD07902
 2022 Ford Ranger Pickup Truck Four-Wheel Drive Automatic

 

2022 Ford Ranger

Lariat SuperCrew 4WD

115,170 km

Winnipeg, MB
Great Deal

$28,948

Year:
2020
Make:
Ford
Model:
Ranger
Body type:
Pickup Truck
Engine:
2.3L I4
Fuel type:
Gasoline
Transmission:
Automatic
Mileage:
60,608
Stock #:
GPRA90053
VIN:
1FTER1FH5LLA90053
 2020 Ford Ranger Pickup Truck  Automatic

 

2020 Ford Ranger

60,608 km

Victoria, BC
Great Deal

$29,944

About 1988 Ford Ranger
4.1 Overall rating(16 reviews)
Ron D says...
Dec 9, 2010
My first truck ends up being a project just like almost everything else i seem to buy ;) The truck was originally purchased with one goal in mind, to be the replacement base for a paintball tank at my local paintball field. The previous truck, and 1990 Mitsubishi 4WD pickup, was too far gone to be saved with my limited knowledge of it, and the lack of parts availble for it. The Ranger was purchased in non-running condition, off the road for 2 years, for 300 dollars off of Craigslist. The non-running part was easy to fix, as there was only a couple of fried connections and a blown fuse to the fuel pump. After a tune up, the engine ran like a dream, despite having over 116k on the clock. Right now the truck is serving double duty as a farm vehicle and a paintball tank, with the eventual goal being to put it back on the road and use as a work truck. Only thing stopping me right now is a new bed, an exhaust, and some frame repairs. The few times i've had to take it up through the gears it does drive quite well; you can really only get to 4th gear on the back roads i drive it on before you run out of space or don't feel like rattling your teeth out on the bumps. Combine a 2.9 V6 with the M5OD 5 speed in the truck and you've got a good setup for just about anything. However the upside is also the downside; the Cologne V6 engine is fraught with head gasket issues from 86-88, thanks to a flaw in the cylinder head design on American Cologne engines only. Also, being only 2.9 liters means this truck won't win any speed trials; it will get up and go, but it's no V8 and shouldn't be expected to smoke the tires. as long as you keep that in mind, and keep a good eye on the engine's vitals, these can last well into 200k miles before needing any work.
Tyson W says...
Nov 25, 2011
Solid vehicle although a little small gets great gas millage and has decent power for its age. Relatively low maintenance costs and not too expensive to buy. It is relatively fun little truck to drive simply because it is a manual transmition. It is however on the small side but it helps when parking spaces are tight. It is a tough little truck and can hand loads of abuse
Garrett W says...
Dec 13, 2010
Performs excellent on and off road, extremely durable frame and suspension. Its old so its seen a lot of action and needed some repairs/modifications to keep it going but its always been a solid truck. Only complaints I have is its a little too small inside for any more than 2 people, even with extended cab. Parts are cheap and easy to find. Theres still a lot of performance upgrades available too.
Cherika W says...
Mar 3, 2013
The truck literally will run til it dies. Unfortunately im now working out some bugs. It does alright for an 88. The heater works well if by chance you lets say flip it... You will survivewhle wearing a seatbelt. I love this truck and would love to find another.
Rob N says...
Mar 29, 2008
4 cyl. engine was way underpowered in the 4X4. Couldn't use overdrive into a head wind. Put the poor little thing through hell and it kept going though. It only quit on me once (after abusing it through some pretty serious mud)...went back the next day and she fired right up!
Year:
2025
Make:
Ford
Model:
Ranger
Body type:
Pickup Truck
Doors:
4 doors
Drivetrain:
Four-Wheel Drive
Engine:
2.7L V6
Exterior colour:
Gray
Combined gas mileage:
11 L/100km
Fuel type:
Gasoline
Transmission:
Automatic
Mileage:
17,370
Stock #:
F17540
VIN:
1FTER4KP2SLE17540
Gray 2025 Ford Ranger Pickup Truck Four-Wheel Drive Automatic

 

2025 Ford Ranger

Lariat SuperCrew 4WD

17,370 km

Prince Albert, SK
Great Deal
Certified Pre-Owned

$53,995

Year:
2019
Make:
Ford
Model:
Ranger
Body type:
Pickup Truck
Engine:
2.3L I4
Fuel type:
Gasoline
Transmission:
Automatic
Mileage:
139,295
Stock #:
1768
VIN:
1FTER4FH5KLA51768
 2019 Ford Ranger Pickup Truck  Automatic
New arrival

 

2019 Ford Ranger

139,295 km

Winnipeg, MB
Great Deal

$23,888

Year:
2008
Make:
Ford
Model:
Ranger
Body type:
Pickup Truck
Doors:
2 doors
Drivetrain:
4X2
Engine:
148 hp 3L V6
Exterior colour:
Gray
Combined gas mileage:
14 L/100km
Fuel type:
Gasoline
Transmission:
Automatic
Mileage:
168,500
Stock #:
000151
VIN:
1FTYR44E98PA72792
Gray 2008 Ford Ranger Pickup Truck 4X2 Automatic
Price drop

-$3,000

 

2008 Ford Ranger

XL SuperCab

168,500 km

Hamilton, ON
Great Deal

$11,992

$8,992

4.1 Overall rating

(16 reviews)

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Ron D

3.0

Reviewed a 1988 Ford Ranger on Dec 9, 2010

My first truck ends up being a project just like almost everything else i seem to buy ;) The truck was originally purchased with one goal in mind, to be the replacement base for a paintball tank at my local paintball field. The previous truck, and 1990 Mitsubishi 4WD pickup, was too far gone to be saved with my limited knowledge of it, and the lack of parts availble for it. The Ranger was purchased in non-running condition, off the road for 2 years, for 300 dollars off of Craigslist. The non-running part was easy to fix, as there was only a couple of fried connections and a blown fuse to the fuel pump. After a tune up, the engine ran like a dream, despite having over 116k on the clock. Right now the truck is serving double duty as a farm vehicle and a paintball tank, with the eventual goal being to put it back on the road and use as a work truck. Only thing stopping me right now is a new bed, an exhaust, and some frame repairs. The few times i've had to take it up through the gears it does drive quite well; you can really only get to 4th gear on the back roads i drive it on before you run out of space or don't feel like rattling your teeth out on the bumps. Combine a 2.9 V6 with the M5OD 5 speed in the truck and you've got a good setup for just about anything. However the upside is also the downside; the Cologne V6 engine is fraught with head gasket issues from 86-88, thanks to a flaw in the cylinder head design on American Cologne engines only. Also, being only 2.9 liters means this truck won't win any speed trials; it will get up and go, but it's no V8 and shouldn't be expected to smoke the tires. as long as you keep that in mind, and keep a good eye on the engine's vitals, these can last well into 200k miles before needing any work.

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Tyson W

3.0

Reviewed a 1988 Ford Ranger on Nov 25, 2011

Solid vehicle although a little small gets great gas millage and has decent power for its age. Relatively low maintenance costs and not too expensive to buy. It is relatively fun little truck to drive simply because it is a manual transmition. It is however on the small side but it helps when parking spaces are tight. It is a tough little truck and can hand loads of abuse

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Garrett W

3.0

Reviewed a 1988 Ford Ranger on Dec 13, 2010

Performs excellent on and off road, extremely durable frame and suspension. Its old so its seen a lot of action and needed some repairs/modifications to keep it going but its always been a solid truck. Only complaints I have is its a little too small inside for any more than 2 people, even with extended cab. Parts are cheap and easy to find. Theres still a lot of performance upgrades available too.

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Cherika W

5.0

Reviewed a 1988 Ford Ranger on Mar 3, 2013

The truck literally will run til it dies. Unfortunately im now working out some bugs. It does alright for an 88. The heater works well if by chance you lets say flip it... You will survivewhle wearing a seatbelt. I love this truck and would love to find another.

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