Ok so i'm looking for a new car. I've been using a Nissan sentra 2001. I"m doing sailboat every summer so i need a car with place so each season i can transport my outboard motor, sail and every stuff for my boat. I had to use one of my friend Dakota beaucuse the stuff wont fit in my sentra. Any idea? for a good pickup or a car with plenty of room? i'm tall too so a mid-size car would be a great idea.
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How about a Chevy Silverado, Dodge Ram, Ford F-150 or F-250. I mean I drive a 1996 Chevy Silverado 2500 and I'm pretty happy with it except for gas use which isn't that bad it just isn't as good as a car. Good luck deciding on the right truck or car.
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I know, it's quite funny to see a bunch of full size pickups driving around and rarely hauling anything. If you insist on driving a V8 gas hog vehicle at least get something fun and cool like a muscle car. The smaller trucks like S10's and Rangers are about the same as a little car and some have 4cyls, so that's understandable.
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Go with a full size pickup because most people that buy mid-size trucks regret it later and go with either a GMC or Chevy.
The GMC will hold a better resale value plus both the the GMC and Chevy get the best gas mileage.
Ford F-150
4.2-liter V-6: 16/21
4.6-liter V-8: 15/20
5.4-liter V-8: 15/19
GMC / Chevrolet Silverado
4.3-liter V-6: 17/21
4.8-liter V-8: 16/20
5.3-liter V-8: 16/22
Dodge Ram
3.7-liter V-6: 16/21
4.7-liter V-8: 14/19
5.7-liter V-8: 15/19
Nissan Titan
5.6-liter V-8: 14/18
Toyota Tundra
4.0-liter V-6: 17/20
4.7-liter V-8: 15/18
5.7-liter V-8: 16/20
Evgeni
Toyota Tacoma
Nissan Frontier
If you want room and power, get a Toyota Tundra Crewmax.
I don't really have anything against American trucks, but American trucks just can't hold any resale value.
People that tell you to get a Ram or F150 over a Titan or Tundra are people that have no idea how big the difference in resale is.
Anonymous
The best pickup truck for daily usage is a Toyota Tacoma.