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Taylor H
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What is your personal opinion on these brands?
Overall which is the 'best'?
Overall which is the 'best'?
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Hmmm
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Ford makes the best engine, dodge is least likely to rust out except their tail gates, and chevy has one of the best interiors.
but best pickup is the international
http://www.seriouswheels.com/pics-2005/2005-International-CXT-FA-Rocks-1024x768.jpg
but best pickup is the international
http://www.seriouswheels.com/pics-2005/2005-International-CXT-FA-Rocks-1024x768.jpg
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Jacob
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Since this is always a matter of opinion, my opinion is Dodge is the best. I have only owned Dodge trucks and they have always treated me well. I am sure the GM and Ford trucks are just as good though, but I like the look and power of the dodge.
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ChevyLover54
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I'm personally a GM person but the Ford F-150 is the best selling vehicle in the world.
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C7S
Guest
Chevy and GMC. They are the same trucks.
They always win in comparison tests and win awards.
And I also have driven many trucks made from all of these companies and I agree with the automotive journalists who tested these trucks.
Chevy/GMC are better trucks.
They always win in comparison tests and win awards.
And I also have driven many trucks made from all of these companies and I agree with the automotive journalists who tested these trucks.
Chevy/GMC are better trucks.
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mdcbert
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Dodge with the Cummins turbo diesel...
Not because it`s "Dodge" but the Turbo diesel is a "commercial" diesel engine with similar construction to big trucks. Ford and Chevy diesls are thirsty and expensive to fix with their complicated computer controls and comparatively fragile construction..
Pull a 3 axle 5th-wheel and you wont feel it with the Dodge, get fairly good MPG with it`s 6 cylinder engine and well, It`s a Diesel! They get almost twice the mpg if you know how to drive it with a very light foot and taking advantage of the massive torque (manual shift).
Also the Cummins engine is able to use "alternative" fuels without problems and they should last a Million miles ( Mercedes` cars do that!) heres proof
http://reviews.ebay.com/1980s-Mercedes-Diesels-647-500-Miles-amp-Going-amp-Going_W0QQugidZ10000000003602287?ssPageName=BUYGD:CAT:-1:LISTINGS:3
I say this as I own NONE of these trucks, but work in the Construction Industry as a mechanic and I know whats out there.!
Some people have converted Ford and Chevy trucks with industrial diesel engines, this guy put a 4 cyl cummins engine and gets 26mpg with a Suburban!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uV903Ai7Uhg
Not because it`s "Dodge" but the Turbo diesel is a "commercial" diesel engine with similar construction to big trucks. Ford and Chevy diesls are thirsty and expensive to fix with their complicated computer controls and comparatively fragile construction..
Pull a 3 axle 5th-wheel and you wont feel it with the Dodge, get fairly good MPG with it`s 6 cylinder engine and well, It`s a Diesel! They get almost twice the mpg if you know how to drive it with a very light foot and taking advantage of the massive torque (manual shift).
Also the Cummins engine is able to use "alternative" fuels without problems and they should last a Million miles ( Mercedes` cars do that!) heres proof
http://reviews.ebay.com/1980s-Mercedes-Diesels-647-500-Miles-amp-Going-amp-Going_W0QQugidZ10000000003602287?ssPageName=BUYGD:CAT:-1:LISTINGS:3
I say this as I own NONE of these trucks, but work in the Construction Industry as a mechanic and I know whats out there.!
Some people have converted Ford and Chevy trucks with industrial diesel engines, this guy put a 4 cyl cummins engine and gets 26mpg with a Suburban!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uV903Ai7Uhg