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Home / Business and Economy / Ford Ranger Nightmare: Owner Demands Refund

Ford Ranger Nightmare: Owner Demands Refund

2 Feb

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Summary

  • Owner claims $85,000 Ford Ranger is a nightmare lemon.
  • Vehicle required five warranty repairs under 23,500km.
  • Owner doubts car's capability even on sealed roads.
Ford Ranger Nightmare: Owner Demands Refund

Kai Keller, an Adelaide resident, is seeking a full refund for his 2022 Next-Gen Ford Ranger Wildtrak, a vehicle purchased for approximately $85,000 with the intent of exploring Australia's outback.

Despite traveling just 23,500km, the Ranger has necessitated five warranty repairs. These issues include a replacement tail shaft, a diesel particulate filter problem, and four separate oil leaks. Keller has expressed his dissatisfaction with Ford's response, seeking his purchase price back due to a lack of faith in the vehicle's reliability.

Ford markets the Ranger as an capable off-road vehicle, but Keller doubts its ability to even complete a journey on sealed roads. He fears breakdowns in remote areas could be dangerous, requiring owners to carry extensive equipment.

Another Ford Ranger owner, Matthew Patruno from Sydney, is also in a legal dispute with Ford over similar issues. His vehicle reportedly lost power and required multiple services within months of purchase. Patruno claims his $85,000 Ranger Raptor experienced power loss, oil issues, and needed servicing three times in ten months, significantly impacting his family's travel plans.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Kai Keller is demanding a refund for his $85,000 Ford Ranger because it has required five warranty repairs under 23,500km, leading him to believe it is a 'nightmare lemon'.
The owner has experienced a replacement tail shaft, diesel particulate filter issues, and four separate oil leaks in his Ford Ranger.
Yes, another owner, Matthew Patruno, is in a dispute with Ford claiming his Ranger repeatedly lost power and required multiple services shortly after purchase.

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