That’s what I always thought, and I just assumed the identical-formula Ranchero was merely Ford glomming onto the idea, ...

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Today, Ford sells nearly 1 million trucks each year, from its base Maverick to the hard-working F-Series Super Duty. Follow ...

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Ford will unveil its new compact EV platform on August 11, and a compact pickup truck is rumored to be the first vehicle to use it. Based on a new trademark application that Ford filed with the USPTO ...

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From 1957 to 1979, Ford produced the intriguing Ranchero pickup, officially classified as a ‘coupe utility’ vehicle or a ‘ute’ in Australia, where it had its own Falcon Ute counterpart. The Ranchero ...

Ford applies for the Ranchero nameplate, which could be used for a new electric pickup. The last Ranchero was a two-door car with a bed in the back, and the new ute could stay close to that formula.

Ford filed a “Ranchero” trademark for vehicles, hinting at the name for its breakthrough midsize EV pickup as it prepares to detail a new, cost-cutting EV platform. A fresh USPTO filing suggests ...

It’s been quite some time since we last saw the prevalence of vehicles such as the El Camino and the Ford Ranchero, which were passenger car-based but featured a bed in the back to haul your stuff.