Compare: 2008 Ford Ranger vs 2008 Mazda B-Series Truck

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2008 Ford Ranger

2008 Mazda B-Series Truck

  2008 Ford Ranger 2WD 2-door SuperCab 126" Sport Angular Front Exterior View 2008 Mazda B-Series Truck 2WD Reg Cab Man Side Exterior View
MSRP
$19,420
$21,063
Invoice $18,145 $19,525
MPG
City/Highway
15/26 14/26
Rating 6.4 6.6
Bottom Line The 2008 Ford Ranger’s best, highest use is as an inexpensive work truck or off-road play toy. Anything else exposes the flaws in its seating, its fuel economy, its available features and in its performance. The 2008 Mazda B-Series is an inexpensive, fuel-saving alternative to big pickups, but it feels every bit of its advanced age.
Likes &
Dislikes

Likes:

  • A real compact truck
  • Four-cylinder fuel economy
  • Available off-road model

Dislikes:

  • No V-8 option
  • No four-door option
  • Short six-foot bed

Likes:

  • Towing capacity
  • Crash-test performance
  • Available four-cylinder engine

Dislikes:

  • Dated styling
  • Unresponsive handling
  • Lack of features
  • Lack of usable back-seat
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Used Car Prices

  Min Max Average
2008 Ford Ranger $10,592 $13,843 $12,257
2008 Mazda B-Series Truck $13,117 $13,558 $13,318
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