Ford Trekker Trademark Filing In Philippines Hints At Future Ranger Model
The Ranger Trekker was previously sold in that country as a less hardcore off-road model.
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The Ranger Trekker was previously sold in that country as a less hardcore off-road model.
Read More »Ford has shown a preference for using model names with built-in recognition.
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This filing could signal that the Ranger Tremor is heading to that country.
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This could be the rugged off-road-focused Maverick we've been waiting for.
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The Tremor would fill a gap in Australia's Ranger lineup.
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Could another rugged, off-road-focused pickup be headed to the country?
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The two cross-town rivals are currently working on a settlement.
Read More »But the name is (somewhat famously) used by Nissan.
Read More »Ford originally planned to use the name on the second-gen F-150 Raptor.
Read More »Tremor, Raptor and now, Rattler.
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Read More »Warthog is the codename for the model.
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We can see this one going in one of two directions.
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This sounds very enticing.
Read More »And we have some ideas about what it will be used for.
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But it will likely be offered in a specific region of the world.
Read More »A peculiar trademark application seems to suggest exactly that.
Read More »Or it could simply be how Ford Telematics will end up being branded in Europe.
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The name could be used for an off-road-oriented vehicle or trim level.
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We have some ideas on what Ford is planning for the name.
Read More »But the name would have cost Ford a cool $40 million.
Read More »And not on a clothing brand.
Read More »It's currently unclear if these are for current, past, or future models.
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