GMC renamed the Sprint for the 1978 model year, giving it the Caballero nameplate. So, even though the Ford Ranchero would go away one year later, people still had two different coupé utility ...

Ford saw its F-150 pickup truck sales take a massive leap between 1976 (222,218) and 1978 (422,264), while the Ranchero managed to sell just 22,519 units in 1978, making it the slowest seller of ...

but the Ranchero is presently up for grabs during the Mecum auction in Kissimmee, Florida, which is scheduled to take place in mid-January. The Ford is listed as one of the stars of the sale, and ...

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Despite only lasting two years, Ford's tactic worked, as the second-generation Bronco would go on to break sales records and run over the competition. The 1978 ... the Ford Ranchero is a one ...

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For 1978, the Cordoba got a facelift with straighter lines and stacked-quad rectangular headlights resembling the Ford Ranchero's, and Chrysler hired a card-carrying New York City fashion ...

Ford had you covered with the frugal and fun Pinto Cruising Wagon. Bring a Trailer This 1978 example, up for sale on Bring a Trailer—which, like Car and Driver, is part of Hearst Autos—is a ...

Chevy's El Camino may be a far more popular model among the petrolhead crowd, but it actually came out two years after the Ford Ranchero as an answer to the Blue Oval's pickup – or ute ...

This is a good one: A '69 Ranchero in indeterminate ... hence the quick sale of a hatch they otherwise seem to love. Given that they say that Ford "stopped selling these in the US," they're ...

Look at how well the Maverick and Santa Fe are doing — are you going to stand there and tell me modern buyers wouldn't go for a Ranchero, Rampage, or El Camino? No one uses their trucks for ...