2007 Ford Ranger consumer reviews

Bought mine used with 27K, 3.0 V-6, manual, A/C, Cruise. Very quiet engine but too much road noise inside the cab.

I have the Ranger FX package 4x4. It came with a soft bedcover which I really like. The exterior two-tone is a good look; interior is comfortable and functional (it is a truck after all). Jump seats are small (you knew that), but the half-doors are handy for tossing stuff behind the seat. Love the 4x4 and the clearance in the snow-filled midwest this winter. Not getting great gas mileage, but it does run quieter and smoother than expected, particularly on the highway. Overall, very pleased.

I owned a 2001 2x4 XLT and loved everything about the truck. It was a great little truck. I bought a 2007 4x4 XLT back in 07 and have put 71k miles on it. I've had no major problems with it. It is a great little truck. You can tell it is a little F-150 by the way it holds the road. The only major issue I have is the lack of cab space. I bough the 4 door extended cab and with all the stuff I carry around for work the back of my cab is half full. I would buy another Ranger in a heartbeat.

I wanted to up grade my vehicle, but couldn't go new. found a 2007 ranger at a friends car lot. truck has the 4 cyl. 5 spd. with ac and cruise, was a former Orkin truck (hince Eggar from Men in black) so far I like it, has plenty of power except on large hills, and I've managed to get 24 to 26 mpg(mostly highway, but some city) the 6 cyl only has 5 more horsepower and anyone I've talked to barely gets 20 mpg, I think this is the way to go.

I like the appearance, the size, the overall usefullness. I'm selling because I have retired and no longer need a truck. This one has never hauled anything, the bed is like new, only used like a car. Easy to show now that I'm retired and have time on my hands.

I bought my first Ranger brand new in 1994, 300,000 km's later its still driving... just for my nephew now. I bought the basic 2.3 litre again new in 2007, and I am just as happy with it as I was with my first. Why change a good thing?! Great value, solid vehicle, reliable and versatile. Anyone on a tight budget (like me) would be nuts to look elsewhere. I compared new and used rates, cars (Ford Focus) and it just couldn't be beat. No dissappointment here at all!!!

Previously I've owned Toyota trucks which I've loved. I sold my Tundra and bought the 2.3 litre base 5 speed. I paid thousands less than I would have for a comparable import. I changed out the stock air filter and exhaust for a flowmaster and k&n air filter. Great power for a four banger and I've averaged between 25 and 30 mpg per tank. Highest achieved was 32.5, straight highway driving in good weather. This is a tough little truck. It doesn't handle well without weight in the back. It feels solid, and is awesome for the price. I'd highly recommend it to anybody who needs a light duty truck that gets good mileage.

the only complaint I have is that with the 4 litre engine, the gas mileage is atrocious, roughly 325 km on a full tank for city driving. Any one know how this can be improved?

I have 10k miles now on my XLT Supercab 4x4. So far only problems are a seat rattle (being worked on now with warranty) and some traction issues in wet weather which 3 sand bags helped. The 4.0 has more than enough power and may add to the traction issue. EPA rating was 15/19, I got 14/20 at first but get 16/23 since about 6k miles on it. Rides like a truck which it is. The only small smaller truck that still looks like a truck, the others seem to be trying to look like Japanese SUVs. Love it!

I got my hands on a 2007 4x4 Sport, manual, loaded with A/C, power group, hitch, cruise, bedliner for 24000$, financed at 0%/ 60 months! I don't know how Ford makes money selling at such low price. I checked similar trucks and they were a lot more expensive (+5000$ For Colorado, +7000$ for Dakota, even more for Tacoma). After 5000kms, everything is going well, the only disappointment is gas mileage, I was expecting 12 to 14.5 l/100 kms (data given by Transport Canada) but could not get anything better than 14 to 17.5 l/100kms. Still, I like everything about it, and believe it has a lot to offers for the price. At first, I tough the engine was a little sluggish, but I pinned a trailer full of scaffold and the engine did not seemed to care. I'ts geared for real work. A/C is powerfull and comfort is excellent for a truck. Overall, an excellent compromise for someone who is looking for a truck capable of handling the job, without the price tag and gas mileage of the big brothers.