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Re: Diesel Powered Pickups
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Posted by T_Bone on March 01, 2007 at 04:56:11 from (4.240.42.241):
In Reply to: Diesel Powered Pickups posted by Glenn F. on February 28, 2007 at 18:06:45:
Hi Glenn, It hasn't changed in over 40yrs that I've been buying new vehicles, never buy the first couple years of any new model change. This has worked well for me with the least amount of head aches. I bought a 02 F350 dually PSD that was in the 4th year new engine production. Not a problem one so far. The bottom line is that the diesel has saved me over 2/3 the fuel cost vs my old gasser and I have twice the power available. I might have considered the 6.0 in 2006 but it would be shakie. Too early to tell about the 6.4 I would probably be looking at a Dodge if I was wanting to buy last year in 2006. I don't buy used pick-ups as it's not cost effective for me. I also don't buy another new pick-up until my last one is ready for the junk yard or is no longer cost effective to make repairs. T_Bone
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