New truck

If your buying a new truck, what vehicle do you choose?

This will be dominated by Ford and the senior citizens that drive them

The billy goat boys will be along shortly to remind you that "It's a Ram, not a Dodge."

Yota or Chevy because I don’t like to waste my money on things that suck.

Chevy my first pick then a Toyota. Had a 1991 chevy c1500 with over 215k and never had an issue, just upgraded last year to a 2018 Silverado and loving it.

I drive way too many miles to buy new, so I buy a low mileage (under 30k), 2 year old truck when I buy. But in the spirit of the question, Toyota, whether showroom new or slightly used.

https://texasfishingforum.com/forum...1/gm-recalling-3-4-million-trucks#UNREAD

Ford then Ram

I feel like the Honda Ridgeline is going to stage a comeback under the "other" category.

Ford FTW

queer ....

Only if frank and john175 are allowed to vote infinity times.

Always owned Chevy or GMC, really thinking Ford for the next rig.

Yota, and then another after 10 years and 300K

The wife and I have both been Toyota customers for many years-
We bought a 2016 Tahoe and won’t go away from Toyota again, they are just built better-
For what that Tahoe cost we should not have to deal with the little problems we have had with that thing, it’s almost paid for and if we have to put it in the shop for anything else it’s going to a be a trade in to a Toyota dealership soon after-

last two were GMC then Ford. Both had issues after 50,000 miles. I aint married to any brand. I just want a good deal, and something that does the job.

Toyota, just like baby Jesus drove. Remember the Alamo.

Chevy and Ram are hencho en mexico and spit on those brave alamoans and ford is....ford.

Anyone remember this commercial?



Why was the "Ford Truck Man" hitchhiking?

I have had the same experiences with the big 3 and not just one or two...I drive Toyota trucks because I don't get nickled and dimed over stupid failing [censored]

Toyota, brought to you by the people that bombed Pearl Harbor.

I've driven them all. Worst 2 I had were the 1997 F-150 and a 2002 Dodge. Ram trucks are a major upgrade from their Dodge predecessors in quality and performance, and they're a better value in my opinion than anything else on the market right now. I suspect if I bought a modern Ford, I'd feel the same way about it as I do the modern Ram trucks, but they're more expensive than Ram and I don't see any value it provides above and beyond the Ram.

Chevy and Toyota fall into the same boat of being great in the 2000s and early 2010s but failing to evolve with the times in terms of providing trucks that get good gas mileage and good towing performance, at a reasonable price. Chevy had the 6.2L that could tow a ton and got mid-20s mpg, but you could only get it in the high country for awhile, which was criminal. Toyota just thinks that if you are buying a truck, you don't care about gas mileage. And for the folks who feel that way, they're a good option. But lots of us use a truck as a truck sometimes and a commuter vehicle other times and would like it to function well for both, and Toyota just doesn't fit that mold.

I will never buy anything German made.

Or made in a country that bombed the alamo.

I've changed to GMC trucks.
Still have a Tundra that I may keep forever.

Like a bad STD, Yota's are hard to get rid of.

that's what they look like too

voted for chevy, but bought a gmc...same thing only different...like the gmc looks alot better and the dealer was MUCH better...i'm goin' on 70, so gonna trade every 2 yrs just for the hellofit...can't take the $$$ or the pickup with me...they don't ride well on streets of GOLD

Ford must be doing something right, I own 3 of their trucks. I don't have anything against Toyota or GM, but you couldn't give me a Ram at this point. All Chrysler makes is $#&@.

Looks and appearance are the widest variables among consumers in vehicle choice if you know anything about selling them. One man's Prom date is another's live in Mother In Law. It all balances out in the end.

I buy what works, this far it has been mostly Ford. When my wife was young we bought her a Trans Am, and it was just OK. The Mustang she followed it up with was much better. We have had good luck with our Expeditions and F 350’s, so I have no need to change.

that would make the Jeep Gladiator the fat chick you take home from the bar @ 2am

And are now one of our closest allies and employ thousands of Americans and Texans.

who are the two ridgeline owners?

Technically, isn't it a Fiat?

I would rather spend my money on gas than repairs.

Yep.

And they really don't like that, either.

I prefer to spend my money on neither

Turned 400,000 miles on my Chevy today. Guess I'll keep driving it until Chevy makes a good looking truck again.

Two too many

King Ranch

Casserole?

Chicken. Good stuff.

Since 2000 90% of all Fords made are still on the road!! The other 10% actually made it home.

I got a ram ecodiesel in 2017. It'll definitely be the next truck I buy. Hard to beat 28+ mpg in a 4x4.