2019 Ford Ranger Reveal

p220sigman wrote:
And here I thought most people would be up in arms about it looking like the Honda Ridgeline...

Lack of engine variants is a major problem with a lot of people

And here I thought most people would be up in arms about it looking like the Honda Ridgeline...

ShinerBock wrote:
No, I don't work for Ford. I used to, but that is a different topic.

I am more focused on getting this link that states the GM 3.0L was designed in Italy that you have. If you need help on how to post links then just IM me and I can help you through it. It really isn't that hard IF you have the link.

You used too? but post current graphs of current FORD diesels? Ford US has like GM has it's diesels deigned in Europe

No, I don't work for Ford. I used to, but that is a different topic.

I am more focused on getting this link that states the GM 3.0L was designed in Italy that you have. If you need help on how to post links then just IM me and I can help you through it. It really isn't that hard IF you have the link.

ShinerBock wrote:
Just one link stating that the GM 3.0L was designed in Italy will do. Not sure why that is so hard.

Every current GM Diesel comes from there. So who could design a Pickup diesel for GM from.the US. You must know you work for FORD?

Just one link stating that the GM 3.0L was designed in Italy will do. Not sure why that is so hard.

ShinerBock wrote:
So I take it that you don't have a link backing up your statement that the GM 3.0L was designed in Italy?

I take it NO current Diesel designers exist in the US?
To those following this thread Ford does not offer diesel, GM does. In the current US Ranger. Globally yes.
ShinerBock has NO idea who would have designed it although he works for FORD?

So I take it that you don't have a link backing up your statement that the GM 3.0L was designed in Italy?

ShinerBock wrote:

RobertRyan wrote:

Is English your first language? The link came BEFORE the GM Diesel announcement

Yes, I read that which makes that link invalid.


So where is link that was made after it came out stating that the GM 3.0L was designed in Italy like you stated?

Can you answer my question above. Surely their are not many Diesel designers in the US, if it was designed in the US?

You work for a competitor of GM with Diesels, in the industry but have no idea
who could have possibly designed it:h