1999 Ford Ranger XLT
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The Ranger is Ford's compact pickup, the one that slots under the F-150 and competes with the Toyota Tacoma and Chevy S-10. It's light and nimble, so it feels more like a car than a truck around town, and the four-wheel-drive versions handle snow well. The extended cab adds a pair of small jump seats and a little storage behind the front bench, which makes it more practical for errands. The bed is a good size for a small truck, and the short wheelbase makes it easy to park in tight city spots. The XLT is the mid-range Ranger, with more standard equipment than the base XL and a nicer interior, but it still avoids the premium of a loaded F-150. With the 4.0L V6 making 160 horsepower and a manual transmission sending power through four-wheel drive, this Ranger has the torque to pull a small trailer or scramble up a muddy two-track. Fuel economy is what you expect from a truck of this era at 16 mpg combined, but the manual gearbox lets you keep the engine in its sweet spot on the highway.
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Miles Overview
The Ranger is Ford's compact pickup, the one that slots under the F-150 and competes with the Toyota Tacoma and Chevy S-10. It's light and nimble, so it feels more like a car than a truck around town, and the four-wheel-drive versions handle snow well. The extended cab adds a pair of small jump seats and a little storage behind the front bench, which makes it more practical for errands. The bed is a good size for a small truck, and the short wheelbase makes it easy to park in tight city spots. The XLT is the mid-range Ranger, with more standard equipment than the base XL and a nicer interior, but it still avoids the premium of a loaded F-150. With the 4.0L V6 making 160 horsepower and a manual transmission sending power through four-wheel drive, this Ranger has the torque to pull a small trailer or scramble up a muddy two-track. Fuel economy is what you expect from a truck of this era at 16 mpg combined, but the manual gearbox lets you keep the engine in its sweet spot on the highway.
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$144
6% APR for 72 months
*Estimated taxes and fees. All amounts reflect the dealership’s listing. DriversHub assumes no liability for omissions, inaccuracies, or non‑disclosed fees in dealer‑supplied pricing.
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23 days at this dealer
Recently listed; the dealer may be less flexible on price.
3 active alternatives
Similar vehicles nationwide
Limited availability reduces your negotiating room.
Ask Miles about this car, what it should cost, and how to handle the dealer.
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