I have been on this forum for a couple years ago when I was in highschool and owned a 2nd gen trac after 4 years of ownership I recently sold the vehicle for what I think to be a good price considering the milage. As a 20 year old I am in the process of replacing my almost perfectly reliable daily driver with a 100k+ mile mustang or camaro wanting some cheap speed. Will update this thread once I do find the replacement but just thought it would be a neat discussion as there are arguably some modern equivalents to the sport trac such as the ranger, maverick, maybe even a ridgeline. Just curious to see if those alternative options have been common or if people are just driving something random. Looking back I have fond memories of the sport trac and respected it for being practical and unique.
former sport trac owners what do you drive now?
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No answers yet; perhaps former owners have just given up driving for walking,
having had the pleasure of a SportTrac & not wanting to settle for less?
having had the pleasure of a SportTrac & not wanting to settle for less?
William Bruno
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I bought a new Bronco, which has been great, but I miss the versatility of the Sport Trac. A Bronco pickup would be about perfect.
I still have mine, but my neighbor next door gave his son his 2005 ST when dad's 2022 Ford Maverick arrived after waiting 7 months for it. That is a truck I would consider if it towed 7,000 lbs or so. Neighbor likes the hybrid Maverick so far after 6 months.
Kinda parked the Adrenalin. 2k per year - my heavy is a Rover SVR - Model S - GT350R - Vanquish
What don't they like about the hybrid Maverick?
Maverick, if I could find a hybrid for anything near MSRP..
sorry misread the original post - I asked because I am interested in the Maverick - if something happens to my 2002 I might try and swing for a Maverick
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Very good mpg! I only got 49 max on my former Prius.
After 13,000 miles average is 43.1
Keep it under 55 and it will get over 50.
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I sold my 2008 Sport Trac Adrenalin to a young couple from Africa who immigrated here and wanted to buy their father a pickup truck. Well, they shipped my beloved truck over to Africa which took two months in a container. They sent me pictures of the African tribe that has the truck now! Amazing.
I sold my Sport Trac as well as the 2016 Ford Fusion to buy a 2022 Lincoln Corsair GT (PHEV) and absolutely love this small SUZ that gives me 35 miles of electric power per charge and gets 78 MPG on average.
I sold my Sport Trac as well as the 2016 Ford Fusion to buy a 2022 Lincoln Corsair GT (PHEV) and absolutely love this small SUZ that gives me 35 miles of electric power per charge and gets 78 MPG on average.
Very cool story!
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I sold my 2008 Sport Trac Adrenalin with 235,000 miles. I bought a 2009 Sport Trac Adrenalin with 53,000 miles. Both were red. Loved my first one and growing to love my second one. Have 72,000 miles on my second.
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Is it 4x4?
4x4?
Have been on this site since 2001. Dont check in much anymore. I had a 2001 ST, 2007 ST & 2010 ST. I had the 2010 for the longest, 12 years. Spent way too much keepign it going so I traded it in on a 2018 F-150 XLT 4x4.
Other sport tracs.... LOL.....
Enjoying my 2021 Whipple Supercharged F150 "Letty"
Enjoying my 2021 Whipple Supercharged F150 "Letty"
