HERES YOUR ANSWER ford haters and toyota lovers
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From: Texas
Originally Posted by Dr. Franko
The baddest looking street truck to date is the 97-03 F150 short bed single cab Flareside. It set the style standard and nothing has come close since.
Originally Posted by Tbird69
The truth is when Ford redesigned the F150 for '04, they could have put in all the things that the competition is doing now. Instead of falling behind GM and Toyota, GM and Toyota would finally be moving up to level ground with Ford. Then Ford freshens the F150 and moves ahead again, instead of playing catchup. The best Ford can do now is keep up with the competition.
Well said. Back in the glory days 'competition' consisted of Dodge and GM, times have defintly changed and as more and more players enter the court the days of one supreme truck over all are gone. I look foward to the competition between all the names, should defintly produce better products for the buyer. I started with a Ranger, then Goldy, and now the F250, Love Ford, but I'm not brand loyal. Next truck will be a HeavyDuty Dodge.
People need to relax and enjoy the competition.
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From: NH
Originally Posted by Lumadar
I'll take my built Ford Tough truck over the lighter, plastic truck made by the competition that "goes faster" any day. But hey, that's just me...and I guess about 700,000-900,000 Americans EVERY year that buy an F150. 
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From: Winnipeg, Manitoba
Originally Posted by 01 XLT Sport
Most of that 700,000 - 900,000 is fleet sales, sold very cheap, to pump up the numbers. When you get down to it, the regular person walking off the street Ford don't sell that many more then anyone else does...
