From $37K to $45K that's the minimum range of profit return every week I thinks it's not a bad one for me, now I have enough to pay bills and take care of my family.

I purchased a 2023 model. 25k in and it hasn't missed a beat. Hands down better than my 2010 patrol

Good vid, thanks. Got excited when you referenced the Musso and the Cannon at the start, and was hoping you’d give YOUR pick of the bunch, and why. Would have been good to get that view.

Might pay to chat to recent owner forums to get the good, bad and ugly. That would help get the manufacturer motivated to support those risking their cash. Try something different to others. Just my 2 cents worth.

Why they keeping on with that Fiscer Price slab of plastic on the tail gate? Horrible. Looks like you're bouncing around a little bit in town there too, lol. Not to mention the intrusive engine noise.

In South Africa we just got this vehicle but already its the prefacelift of your version previously sold.. Top of the range is a midspec Ranger. it is a tough sell in SA

Every review of a ute calls out a rough ride. How about a proper evaluation of suspension? Load it up! How is it now? Does it handle better when full of people and luggage? A ute that is comfortable when empty is possibly a sloppy dangerous thing when loaded on a country road at 100km/h or not??

My only issue with mine is the lane keep assist is noisy, annoying and too active on small laned roads and needs to be turned off everytime you start the car. My other issue is it automatically turns my music down when I indicate and slow down. I feel like that's super unnecessary, and I would love to turn this feature off, but it's very limited to personalisation. You're stuck with most of the pre-set settings basically.

They always look good when new. But paint issues, rust and those cost saving cheap components aren’t great for longevity. Cheap disposable vehicles, waiting for parts is also another issue. These reviews don’t tell a real story.

At 52k, I would be buying a one or two year old hilux or ranger with known reliability and decent build quality - plenty out there for 50-55k -this LDV SHOULD BE 40-45k to make it worth consumers taking the risk on the unknown - 50-52 makes it an unviable risk I feel

Just traded my GWM Canon for a 2024 Ranger Wildtrak. A huge improvement in comfort and technology. Certainly won’t be buying another Chinese ute for a while. The local GWM dealer tried to convince buying the Canon Alpha, and after a test found it way too firm

Do we have this max plus in South Africa??

PLEASE CAR REVIEWERS! FOR THE LOVE OF ALL THAT IS GOOD READ THIS!! WE DO NOT NEED A VOLUME KNOB IF YOU HAVE STEERING WHEEL CONTROLS!!!! if you are going to comment "but what about the passsnger?" Like a moron, they can use the screen , they dont need to oay attention to the road... also they really dont have a say in the first place.... please stop complaining about volume knobs!! It is just clutter

I purchased last year's 69,000 kilometres so far and I drive it hard as a stonemason it takes a hammering I've owned triton new and a ranger new and this thing has not had one problem anywhere maybe I got lucky but if so I'm extremely lucky because as I said it takes a beating. I COULD CARE LESS WHAT THIS GUY SAYS HE HASNT SPENT HIS HARD EARNED CASH ON ONE I HAVE AND ITS A WINNER

Very good value for money!

I hope yall all well?! Does the Back Seats of the 2020 Ford Ranger Raptor Fold up (4-Door)

No, thank you

well what is your height ?

Yeah, nah 😂

Rather push the diesel train than ride the T60.

None. I am now waiting for the Ute that is a true hybrid.

I would never buy chineese crape.

Ccp cars no thanks