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Re: Which truck should I buy?HELP!!!
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Posted by Can't even use my name on March 21, 2006 at 09:16:33 from (216.241.134.169):
In Reply to: Which truck should I buy?HELP!!! posted by Deeretrax on March 20, 2006 at 18:02:58:
Must be nice to be in Highschool and be able to afford a new truck. I'd opt for the Chevy, that may be a foreign designed engine but she sure does have some gorilla sized nuts. Only good thing about the Dodge is the Cummins engine. They may have finally solved their tranny problems but not sure. And I think for '07 they are dropping the 5.9L and putting in a 6.3L or 6.7L, not for sure what size but it was a 6.something and Cummins is not making the 5.9 anymore. Fords are alright I guess, just seems there are more GM's pulling trailers at the cattle auctions than anything.
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