Its a good first truck, but it has a small box and a small cab. I would rather go with a F150 But it depends on what your using it for. But good for you for buying American, No sticky gas pedals for you:)
Its a good first truck, but it has a small box and a small cab. I would rather go with a F150 But it depends on what your using it for. But good for you for buying American, No sticky gas pedals for you:)
tidan
My Frontier doesn't get sticky gas pedals and is made in the US. Plus I know it won't break down on me.
Its a good first truck, but it has a small box and a small cab. I would rather go with a F150 But it depends on what your using it for. But good for you for buying American, No sticky gas pedals for you:)
tidan
The main reason I it is its compactness. And it would be nice to own an American car. Also funny you brought up the sticky gas pedal thing, when my other choice is a Toyota Matrix.
Its a good first truck, but it has a small box and a small cab. I would rather go with a F150 But it depends on what your using it for. But good for you for buying American, No sticky gas pedals for you:)
Mercenary848
The main reason I it is its compactness. And it would be nice to own an American car. Also funny you brought up the sticky gas pedal thing, when my other choice is a Toyota Matrix.
Its a good first truck, but it has a small box and a small cab. I would rather go with a F150 But it depends on what your using it for. But good for you for buying American, No sticky gas pedals for you:)
Pirate700
The main reason I it is its compactness. And it would be nice to own an American car. Also funny you brought up the sticky gas pedal thing, when my other choice is a Toyota Matrix.
Why not a Taco if you want a Toyota?
A friend of mine has the older compact version(I am looking for something small like his), but I do not think they make newer small ones like the ranger.
The main reason I it is its compactness. And it would be nice to own an American car. Also funny you brought up the sticky gas pedal thing, when my other choice is a Toyota Matrix.
Mercenary848
Why not a Taco if you want a Toyota?
A friend of mine has the older compact version(I am looking for something small like his), but I do not think they make newer small ones like the ranger.
Yes they do. The Tacoma and the Ranger are both midsize trucks.
[QUOTE="Pirate700"]Why not a Taco if you want a Toyota?
Pirate700
A friend of mine has the older compact version(I am looking for something small like his), but I do not think they make newer small ones like the ranger.
Yes they do. The Tacoma and the Ranger are both midsize trucks.
Your right that must have been in 2009, now I have more options(the tacoma is cheap too).
A friend of mine has the older compact version(I am looking for something small like his), but I do not think they make newer small ones like the ranger.
Mercenary848
Yes they do. The Tacoma and the Ranger are both midsize trucks.
Your right that must have been in 2009, now I have more options(the tacoma is cheap too).
I suggest the Frontier though. It has 4 wheel disk and I get awesome mileage out of it.
Hmm the Nissan seems to be coming in second, and it has the highest performance compared to competitors. The tacomba is in the lead, while the ranger is 7th.
Hmm the Nissan seems to be coming in second, and it has the highest performance compared to competitors. The tacomba is in the lead, while the ranger is 7th.
Mercenary848
yeah the Ranger sucks. That's why I was suggesting the Taco or Frontier. Both are made in the US but you get Japanese reliabillity.
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