2009 Ford Ranger
Specifications
| Year | 2009 |
| Mileage | 257,000 mi |
| Transmission | Auto |
| Fuel Type | Gas |
| Body Style | Pickup |
| Title Status | Clean |
| Exterior Color | Red |
| Engine | 4 cylinders |
| VIN | 1FTYR14DX9PA23771 |
Owner's Pitch
"Reliable 2009 Ford Ranger work truck with the fuel-efficient 2.3L engine. Recently paid registration and a clean title make for an easy transfer. While it has some cosmetic character and needs new tires, it runs strong and has plenty of life left for a daily commuter or job-site runner. Priced to sell quickly."
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Description
Overview: This 2009 Ford Ranger is a dedicated work truck that is ready for its next owner. It features a clean title and the registration was recently paid, providing immediate savings for the buyer.
Condition: The truck is being sold in its current cosmetic condition to reflect a price below market value. It is missing the passenger side mirror and has two dents on each side. It will require a new set of tires in the near future.
History: This is a straightforward, reliable little truck with plenty of life left in it. It is an ideal choice for someone looking for a low-cost utility vehicle or a starter truck. The seller is open to reasonable offers.
Market Highlights
- The Utility Value: In 2026, the market for simple, mechanical pickup trucks remains incredibly robust. The 2009 Ranger represents the end of an era for small trucks that are easy to park and inexpensive to maintain, making even high-mileage examples like this one desirable for entry-level buyers.
- Southern California Premium: San Diego and the surrounding areas have a permanent shortage of 'beater' trucks that aren't plagued by rust. Because this vehicle is a local Southern California truck with a clean title and current registration, it commands a price floor regardless of its cosmetic imperfections.
- Engine Longevity: The 2.3L I4 Duratec engine used in this Ranger is legendary for its durability. While 257,000 miles would be the end of the road for many vehicles, these engines frequently reach 300,000+ miles with basic maintenance, supporting the 'life left in it' claim.