Wonder if they would do a bronco nite edition like they used to do not my cup of tee cause I don’t want black but could be cool for some people
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Ford Ranger Splash is back, will the Bronco get the limited-run colors as well?
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Yeah I don’t envision many on here switching to a Nissan soon…
Do you envision any switching to a Ranger Splash? People can hate all they want but if the new Frontier is as reliable as last gens then they just built the best midsized truck on the market.
What midsized truck has a better interior? All that's left is Ford and Chevy. Toyota isn't even in the conversation as far as material or aesthetics.
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They built the old one for what, 16 years? I'd hope they got it reliable.
It just looks dated.
It may slightly surpass current offerings, but Ford for example has the "all in" (not warmed over ROW model) next-gen Ranger coming out.
My point is, it doesn't seem like they tried to push any envelopes further inside, they just met the existing competition and called it a day.
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They talk about one-time color offerings is confusing - on one hand, it sounds as if if it could lead to unique colors that could be paired with Bronco. BUT, with them talking about a "Snow Edition", it sounds as if it's just going to be one time applications per color. i.e. Cyber Orange is one. Snow Edition (white) is another. "Ocean Edition" using Velocity Blue may be another, etc.......using the colors in the existing palette.
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The Outer Banks wheels look pretty good without the machining
Everything? I am intrigued. Which trim level comes with the Stick Shift?
So, what color is that Splash Ranger? Everyone keeps saying it is Cyber Orange, but it looks like Twister Orange (from the Mustang) to me.
Until the upgrade the Ranger with the MT from the Bronco I'm not interested though. I'd buy a stupid Taco before I would buy an auto-magic Ranger.
Until the upgrade the Ranger with the MT from the Bronco I'm not interested though. I'd buy a stupid Taco before I would buy an auto-magic Ranger.
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Now that would be insane.Here is a little known "Splash" the the SVT engineers put together in 2001-02 era. The entire drivetrain is Ford Lightning. The 5.4L supercharged V8, 4R100 trans, 9.75" rearend. The rear wheels were factory Lightning wheels widened to 12".
I'd gladly take a Cyclone too
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My thoughts exactly. Kinda “lame.”So the new Splash is just a color/graphics package. The original Splash was a stepside bed.
If manuals sold they would still be building vehicles with them. A modern automatic is superior in every way...and yes I can drive a manual, learned in a 1994 Z28 with a 6 speed.
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