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While other road users might not generally care if the lights are on at a work site, this one Ford Ranger driver has sparked a heated online debate. RELATED: Are LED headlights legal in Australia?
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CarsGuide.com.au on MSNTop five current police cars you never saw coming from the Ford F-150 to Toyota LandCruiser 70 SeriesKia has just made a surprise confirmation that its new Tasman ute is currently being evaluated by police forces around ...
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CarExpert on MSN2025 Ford Ranger PHEV reviewThe Ford Ranger Plug-in Hybrid is finally here, and it has a lot to live up to if the Blue Oval wants to overcome new Chinese ...
The Mitsubishi Triton has long been a popular choice, celebrated for its affordability and practicality in the ute segment. A recent price hike has seen ...
The Opus T46 Smart Tent is a unique family tent. It self-inflates at the push of a button in just a couple of minutes, and features integrated, rechargeable batteries that can also be used to power ...
Ford Ranger and Chevrolet Colorado go head-to-head! See how these popular American midsize trucks stack up in terms of towing ...
Ford used a pre-production prototype and an autonomous robotic test driver to assess various parameters of the 2026 Ranger ...
The symptoms here point to a stuck flasher relay. This is the electrical component that not only powers the indicator lights, but makes them flash (and produces the steady clicking sound you hear when ...
Ford used a robot to drive the Ranger Super Duty on a punishing durability test track. The track features 300 bumps of varying shapes randomly spread across the surface. The tests simulated years ...
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