She Is Gone
I traded in a 2004 Ram 1500 4X4 hemi quad cab for my '07 F-150. There were things about the Ram I miss, but overall I'm not looking back. Truthfully the hemi only got about 1mpg worse than I'm getting with the supercrew......1mpg I'd gladly trade back to have the power the hemi did. The seats were a hell of a lot better too.

Ride and handling, as well as interior quality just cannot compare though. Both are very good trucks.

Ride and handling, as well as interior quality just cannot compare though. Both are very good trucks.
Last edited by XLT-FX4; Sep 14, 2007 at 05:38 AM.
Originally Posted by 04gtf150
Well first off, I get better gas mileage in the Dodge than I did in the ford, and the backseat in my quadcab is quite a bit bigger than the extended cab ford, also alot lighter and a **** load more power!! I really don't care about gas mileage anyways, if I or any of did, we wouldn't be driving around in big ole
V8's
V8's
My buddy has an '07 2500 4x4 cummins 4door. The interior sucks and looks like it's out of the 70s. And the back seat is small compared to my SCREW.
You bought what you wanted, and that's great. But I looked at the dodge when I was looking at my truck and it's a pos (excluding the power) in comparison IMO.
TO THE GUY ABOVE RESIZE THAT ****! It's kinda big!
Originally Posted by Texan Aviator
Uh, comparing a 4door to and extended cab is kinda like apples to oranges.
My buddy has an '07 2500 4x4 cummins 4door. The interior sucks and looks like it's out of the 70s. And the back seat is small compared to my SCREW.
My buddy has an '07 2500 4x4 cummins 4door. The interior sucks and looks like it's out of the 70s. And the back seat is small compared to my SCREW.
Originally Posted by RamSS/T
Well the 4 door is actually comparable to the Scab because its the middle size cab configuration...just like the Scab is. So if you want to compare apples to apples them compare your Screw to a Megacab, and with the Megacab you still get a fullsize bed standard. 

But as far as the interior qualities... Ford's got'em beat by a long shot. I still can't believe how comfortable my seats are compared to that Escape and my '99. However, those seats on the Escape were a complete joke... seriously. I can't believe I owned that hideous thing. I dunno what compelled me to buy that Escape. Totally freakin' fugly.
What ticks me off is that instead of spending 26k on an Escape... I could have gotten a '03 F150 5.4l Scab 4x4 XLT with black leather for 25k at the time... still ticks me off.
But I can't undo time.
When I first got my Ford, I thought the seats were the most comfortable seats ever, but whenI go on long drives(3hrs plus) I got sore. Just got back from a 3hr trip in the Dodge and the leather seats didnt make me sore at all. But I do have to tell you, those Fords seats suprised the crap out of the first time I sat in them
Originally Posted by 04gtf150
When I first got my Ford, I thought the seats were the most comfortable seats ever, but whenI go on long drives(3hrs plus) I got sore. Just got back from a 3hr trip in the Dodge and the leather seats didnt make me sore at all. But I do have to tell you, those Fords seats suprised the crap out of the first time I sat in them
Originally Posted by ThumperMX113
I think his parents dropped him on the head, because they thought it was funny. Now somehow he thinks hes funny and we're all laughing with him. I guess they told him it enough in middle school that now he truly believes it.
I'm debating on just clicking that damn ignore button or just continue to make fun of him.
I'm debating on just clicking that damn ignore button or just continue to make fun of him.
Ignore button? i wish i knew of this a long time ago....
Originally Posted by Stealth
My seats are wonderfully supportive. The Dodge truck I've sat in felt like an overstuffed easy chair. Not good.
How much do you weigh? (Not trying to be offensive or make fun of you...)
The more weight you put on the seat over time it will tend to loose it's supportive abilities out of the cushion.
The more weight you put on the seat over time it will tend to loose it's supportive abilities out of the cushion.



