Posted by Jason1(Pa.) on November 22, 2007 at 18:00:39 from (4.155.99.230):
In Reply to: Diesel pick-ups posted by Doing reserch on November 22, 2007 at 16:55:20:
They all run good and they all break down too!! LOL.. You always here nightmare stories of all 3 and you can be sure to hear about the good stories as well. I have a 2006 dually 6.0 Power Stroke. Runs good. I don't have any complaining to do about it. I can get high teens as far as milage goes driving back and forth to work. On a good trip I can get 20 or so.. Don't get me wrong you can't hot rod it around too much or it won't get any where near that.. I had a 2000 Power Stroke before this one and again it was a good truck too never really had to do anything with it. As far as the Chevys go I think they ride better then any other truck,but to get that ride it seems like there chassis are a little on the weak side compaired to Dodge and Ford. I used to work in the landscaping business and we had all 3 brands of trucks. Im not saying this because I have a Fod at this time,but the Fords did seem to hold up a little better and the guys kind of leaned tords them. Believe me these trucks were worked into the ground..
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