Mazda's first- (2006 to 2011) and second-generation (2011 to 2020) BT 50 pickups were developed alongside Ford and their Ranger. Technically, much of the running gear (engine, transmission, and other mechanicals), as well as the underlying platform, are practically identical between the BT 50 and Ranger. However, there was a bit of a divergence in the second-generation BT 50. The styling was largely penned by Mazda's own designers, not Ford's. As such, only the windshield, roof, and rear windscreen were shared between the BT 50 and Ranger. Otherwise, most of the body panels were distinct on the BT 50. Mazda and Ford stopped working together by now, which is why their third-generation BT 50 is co-developed with Isuzu (based on their D-Max trucks), instead.