1986 Ford Ranger Manufacturer Promo
Compact pickup trucks have come a long way since the early 1970s when they were unadorned, unadorable and undersized. In those days, these little trucks were used primarily for work and made up about 10 percent of the total truck market.
In 1986 the little trucks were bigger, make up 50 percent of the total truck market and primarily as personal vehicles. In fact, a Ford Motor Co. consumer study showed that fewer than 10 percent of the compact Ford Ranger pickups were used primarily for business purposes, with 70 percent used only for personal use and the remaining 20 percent doing occasional double- duty for both commercial and personal usage.
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