Ford's British Army Ranger Bid Runs Through Engine Plant That Has Lost Half Its Production Output
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Ford participates in a proposal that contests the supply of vehicles for the light mobility program of the British Army BBC It is green, robust and intimidating. Ford's latest car looks like a truck that went through a transformation worthy of the Incredible Hulk. Based on the popular Ranger line, the model parked in front of Ford's factory in Dagenham, East London, can transport up to two tons, tow up to four tons and also carries the hopes of …
Ford's British Army Ranger Bid Runs Through Engine Plant That Has Lost Half Its Production Output
Ford UK has entered the British Army's Light Mobility Vehicle competition, offering militarized versions of the Ranger mid-sized pickup and the almighty Ranger Super Duty. Said trucks would be produced in a joint bid with General Dynamics Land Systems and Ricardo. The proposal includes a 6x6 version with a third axle driven by Ricardo's bolt-on electric system. The 3.0-liter turbo diesel V6 engine of the Ranger hails from the Da... (continue rea…
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