who makes the best full size truck, no i'm afraid of the dirt dodge hemis please? ford, chevy,or nissan?
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As with anything, it's a matter of personal taste.\n\nMy taste goes for the Ford. Over 30 years personal experience as a proud and satisfied owner of Ford cars and trucks.
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I drive a '98 green Chevy tracker and I love it.\n\n--It says "Tonka Toy" on the windshield and it is just the cutest little thing that I have ever seen. \n--I got it for my 2nd anniversary from my ex husband, (so I didn't have to pay for it)\n--We got it off of eBay and had it delivered to the house.\n--It is my favorite color-green\n--I am 6' tall and I love not looking like I am getting out of a clown car. I also do not have to fold up my legs to get in and out. \n--It is a soft-top\n--It is dangerous\n--It's me
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I believe American Automakers will.  We've seen this happen before in the late seventies and early eighties when there was a huge shift to Japanese vehicles because they were so much more fuel efficient and generally had a better build quality.  By the mid eighties, Detroit had responded with great success in producing cars the consumer wanted.  By the late nineties, SUVs were all the rage and no one was really talking about American automakers build quality when the general public was snatching up Suburbans and Expedtions in droves.  In fact, the build quality wasn't and isn't really all that bad.  The real problem is this: Detroit is behind on the curve in building vehicles the general public wants.  They didn't forsee the huge upswing in oil prices and didn't adjust their manufacturing of SUV's in accordance with it.  When oil prices went up, the general public went to Honda, Nissan and Toyota who have specialized in builiding fuel efficient cars.  Meanwhile, the big 3 suffered losses as they continued to churn out SUVs and full size trucks.  Detroit has finally realized that they need to focus more on building more fuel efficient vehicles rather than depending on SUVs and full size trucks for the bulk of their profits.  Another thing killing detroit is the pension plans they are obligated to provide to their retirees.  Ford and GM are in the process of trying to buy out their employees and once they clear up their obligations, it will once again be full steam ahead for Detroit.  \n\nIf you have any doubt that american build quality is improving, geet into a 1992 Ford Taurus or a 1992 Ford Mustang and compare it a 2006 Ford Fusion or a 2006 Ford Mustang.  The difference should speak for itself.
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Chevy's fall apart naturally so I would go with the Ford.
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Ford sold 139,610 more trucks than Chevy in 2005.
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sports car... so it must be fast and good overall performance.  A ford gt, I believe, is bad at handling bc it's so heavy, although it does have an established reputation.  \n\nFor me, I'd go with a fast and light car with good handling.  I'd go with Toyota Supra for a decently priced car.  it's fast and has good handling.  So you can turn corners fast!  Because you know that no street race is a straight away. I also like the Porsche GT for the same reason as the supra.\n\nFor supercars, I like the Ferriari Enzo and the Bugattii.  The Bugatti has 1001 horsepower!  That's crazy.
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toyota\nbmw\nfiat\naudi\nhonda
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Honda, Toyota, Chevy, Ford, Dodge
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My other 1/2 is a workaholic, reliable, & frugal.\n\nI guess I would have to say a Ford F250 van.
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handling would go to the 240sx, its RWD and lite. How many FWD cars are known for good handling COMPARED to RWD. Speed is up to you depends on what you do or want, fwd = understeer/ tourqsteer= lame. Comfort well i dont know. I'm biased towards RWD...
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GM still has too many issues. Other than Toyota the entire sector is not doing that well.
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all of the engines you listed are great but they also very in many different ways , what type of applacation are you looking for and where will most of your driving be done ? a v6 is a good family car motor , or if you have a small car that you wnat as a weekend toy a v6 can also produce some respectful hp and tq #s my own personal favorite is the v8 its has a very wide aray of uses and applications . you can go from mild to all out wild and you can also get small block or big block just depends on what you want to do also the v8 is the most common motor whoever the manufacturer maybe ford , chevy , dodge , forgien or domestic the v10 , v12 and v16 are great for power and crusing anywyas just my $0.02
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If you're into off-roading, nothing can beat the Wrangler, probably except the Hummer H1. The Hummer H3 only has an inline-5 engine and is severely under-powered. It doesn't get great MPG either. The Wrangler has better off-roading capabilities, is more rugged, has a V6 and 4 doors for 2007 and nothing can beat it.
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Toyota Tacoma, looks better than the Colorado, and its a TOYOTA!!
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hum, lets put this in another light, I realy like fords...you might like chevy...\n\nI think my thunderbird was the best boat ever built...some wound say an omc johnson sport craft...\n\nI like mercury...many like a evenrude.\n\nit a matter of personel choice, if you get a craft...what ever it may be, the over all performance of it reflex how you treat it and your maintance of the craft.\n\ntreat it well and take care of it, she will take care off you, treat it like it a "just to use toy" and you'll be calling the coast gaurd.
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I AGREE W/ ROWDY.  JUST GOT A DODGE CUMMINS DUALLY, HOOKED UP THE TRAILER AND yyyyyyyyeeeeeeeeeHHHHHHHHHHaaaaaaaaaawwww!
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Sure they can. Toyota does ok in Trucks. And I think either Dale Jarret or Brian Vickers. Probably Brian Vickers first!