2000 Ford Ranger XLT 4x4 3.0L V6 AT 94,0000 miles
I bought this truck in June. After purchasing it i began to look around the internet at reviews, which i probably should have done before buying it. I noticed lots of people
they guy with the yankee logo is a moron i have a 99 ranger with 150000 miles on it it still has the original battery in it just regular maintance
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Electric vehicles: are they for real or just a fad? Can they satisfy the needs of the daily commuter? Can they match the performance we’ve come to expect from their fossil fuel driven counterparts?
With the arrival of the Nissan Leaf and the much-hyped Chevrolet Volt, electric vehicles are back on centre stage after a decade of being relatively silenced. The idea of owning an electric vehicle may seem novel to some, while others may wonder if such a machine could actually meet their day-to-day needs. So, now that they’re arriving in North America, can they?
“Absolutely,” says Mechanical Engineering professor Lukas Swan. “Electric vehicles are smooth, silent, produce no smell or emissions, and are safer.”
Dr. Swan is no stranger to electric vehicles. In addition to focusing on renewable energy in his studies, and now as a professor, he and his father, David Swan, a graduate from TECH, own DHS Engineering which provides consulting services to the
Dr. Swan and his father have three electric vehicles – two 2000 Ford Ranger EV trucks and a 2002 Toyota Rav4 EV. All three run on nickel-metal hydride batteries, which was the leading technology a decade ago. Despite being 10 years old,
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Police say a Ford Ranger truck was traveling southbound when it crossed the center lane and collided with a minivan. The owners of a Chesterfield Township auto parts company were sentenced to three months house arrest Friday after pleading guilty to |
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Douglas Taylor Berry, 41, and Melonie Monk, 40, were stopped driving a green 2000 Ford Ranger on US 90, a short distance from Walmart in a vehicle security described as fleeing the scene, Lt. John Flowers said today. "Based on surveillance video |
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I'll be trading my 2000 Ranger in for a Nissan Frontier unless Ford changes their mind about the Ranger. Hopefully it sells well n hopefully it doesn't have a gutless motor. The front end does look nice, just not on a truck. Not a big fan of crossover |
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He was driving a dark blue or black 2000 Ford Ranger with a Virginia registration number of XZM-6495. He was also wearing a yellow Adidas sweatshirt with a hood, blue jeans and tennis shoes. The Sheriff's Office reports he has ties to the Loudon |