I like the Tacoma!

 

A soldier of mine's wife was big (like the first three girls, left to right). He was every bit of 5'7", maybe 130 lbs, with his ruck-sack on.

She had a baby, and brought the baby up to the unit. Someone asked, "Who's baby?" And she said, "Mine. Couldn't you tell I was pregnant?"

Uh, no...

Fellas, I like 'em thick, but- for the first three- that takes will power & persistence. The one in the pink though...

My God, this chick is BAD...

 

i got my 02 lariat for $9k and 26000mi. but of course there was this huge dent in it from a tree

now almost 2 years later and 42k mi. i could probably sell it for what i got it for or more.

 

If you guys are selling used trucks for what you paid for them, I definitely need to come up there and sell mine. Obviously there are some uneducated buyers in your areas.

I mean, when the dealerships are taking $5,000 - $10,000 off the MSRP on NEW F-150's, and you can sell a used one for $35,000- that's pretty damn impressive.

May as well sell them that gently used ocean front home, in Nebraska too.

I wouldn't pay $35,000 for a Chip Foose modified F-150... At the end of the day, it's still an F-150.

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Tacoma's are sweet trucks, as are the Nissan Frontier's.

I think right off the lot, the Frontier Crew Cab is the more aggressive looking, of the two.

 

i love u too

 

They're not. There's alot of BS spewed around here, especially when it comes to how much a truck was bought for/ sold for. There's always somebody that pays way less for his truck and sells it for way more. There was somebody (who shall remain nameless) that had his truck on Ebay and supposedly had a 'very generous' offer on it. More than any rational thinking person would give. He was gonna sell it what seems like a year ago. He's still around and still has it.

 

How true- especially when a bunch of add on accessories generally reduces the amount people will pay (especially dealerships) because a heavily modified vehicle appeals to fewer people- rather than more people. Even if one got extra for it, the gain woudl ba a fraction of what it costs to purchase.

The only real ad-on you can do to an F-150, and see a return at trade in time, is to opt for the 4 x 4, and the 5.4L V-8, which combined will probably net the owner an extra $500 over the truck with the 4.6L and 4 x 2,

 

I honestly thought early in this thread about calling BS. Why I didn't I don't know. I should have just let my conscience be my guide.

 

i might be out of the game soon too. going to be selling the beast for a mkiii volkswagen.

 

Be sure to tell the next owner of your truck about this site, so you can keep an eye on it. I hope you enjoy the Taco when you get it. Personally, I think theyre awesome trucks. I wouldn't buy it to tow/haul but for just everyday driving, I'd love to have one

 

I like that new Tundra CrewMaxx- I should go look at them, since they're slinging them out the doors for $299/month on a lease. What gives me pause is they are saying "Double Cab" rather than "CrewMaxx". I'd be annoyed if I got there, and it was the extended cab, rather than the CrewMaxx.

I'm sick of $600 car notes ( 2000 Expedition, 2003 Expedition, 2006 MDX)- it's time to go cheap again.

After seven years, it gets pretty old.

If I were in the market today, I'd SERIOUSLY consider that Frontier SC, Crew cab. That shoudl be in the $400's at least.

 

You said it, not me.

 

i hear that.

 

Hersh,

What's a Frontier SC, crew cab? Supercharged? If so, you'd have to buy used. Nissan hasn't used a supercharger on the Frontier since 03. The new ones have a 4.0L V6 that pumps out 261hp/281tq. That's more than a Ford 4.6L in a package 2/3rds the size. Not bad, eh?

 

now if only ford would have the ***** to bring back a midsize pickup with the new Twin Ford V6 with 300 HP.