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[i]LH- I think you should go for the wildtrak - warranty is real beyotch but these vechicles don't give problems- you should have 5 years without an probs-
what the advantage is that you will be one of the very few people that own a real wildtrak[i]
it did feel kinda weird when I sat in it and noticed only one gear lever (4x2)
lighthammer wrote:civic_minded - i think what phoenix is trying to say is "SELL ME YOUR RANGER THUNDER PLEASE".
Ok.. so, pricing updates.
According to the sales reps from Ford Trinidad:
Base-model XLT = $189,000.00
Which includes the following:
- 2.5L WLT 12-valve Turbodiesel or 2.5TDCI 16-Valve WLC Common Rail Turbodiesel. Unfortunately the XLT doesn't come with the 3.0L TDCI engine *sad* (the sales rep says Ford used to sell them, but probably due to low demand in this market they no longer offer the 3.0L TDCI in the XLT range
The 2.5 WLT only comes in manual and is the only engine available in the 189k price range. The common rail only comes in auto and starts at 225k. (According to the quotes and the salesman)
- 5-fwd manual transmission on the XLT 2.5WLT or 5-speed automatic on the XLT Auto 2.5 TDCI
- 4x4 with LSD or 4x2 with optional rear LSD
- Fully powered windows/mirrors/steering/AC unit
- passenger sliding-out tray in glovebox (did not see that on the XLT Manual model)
- 6-CD/MP3 player
- ABS brakes - standard
- Driver & front passenger airbags - standard
- 16-inch alloy wheels
- Factory foglights - standard
- body coloured bumpers (including rear bumper - no chrome bumper or bar like the Thunder)
- Chrome or body coloured door handles available
- Factory Bedliner optional at an additional cost
- NO Sidesteps/sidebar, NO Rollbar, NO brushbar/nudgebar/bullbar, NO rear bar
- NO factory Tint
- NO factory Turbo-timer (according to the rep., Ford's turbo's are smaller than the other companies but has a comparatively high output, and is water cooled & oil cooled, hence it doesn't output as much heat as say the Nissan Frontier's larger turbo, and doesn't need a turbo-timer to allow it to cool down when switching off).
Jeremy Mohd wrote:Relative has a 4x2 BT50, black, TCN, rims from the fully loaded 4x4 version, wider tyres.
Mileage less than 20k. Tray liner.
Price: $125,000, not negotiable.
lighthammer wrote:^ but the thunder was always $265K, while the 3.0 TDCI plain was $239K.
So far I've only seen an average $5000 - $7000 increase in prices.
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