America's top-selling compact pickup offers a regular cab or an extended SuperCab with two rear fold-down jump seats and optional back-hinged rear doors. Regular cabs use a 6- or 7-ft. cargo bed, SuperCab a 6-ft. A 135-hp 2.3 4-cyl replaces a 119-hp 2.5 as the base engine. A 3.0 V6 continues, but the 4.0 V6 is now an overhead-cam design with 47 hp more than the previous 4.0. All use manual or automatic transmission; the automatic is the only 5-speed offered in a compact pickup. Ranger has rear-wheel drive or 4WD that must be disengaged on dry pavement but includes low-range gearing. Four-wheel ABS is standard. Ranger-based Mazda B-Series pickups have slightly different styling and available equipment.