Sort of did the opposite here.My wife drives the 2000 xpedition 4x4. She is a nurse, it doesn't matter how bad the roads are she has to get to work. It is paid for, we spend about 200 a month in gas for it I could pay $250-$300 a month plus gas for something that gets better mileage, doesn't add up. I drive a 2000 chrysler concord also paid for gets 22-25 mpg and rides decent and has a decent size trunk. I drive 40 miles round trip to work. I also have a '69 ford 3/4 ton for when I need it, it is bad on gas but a tank lasts a month or 6 weeks. Insurance is $100 a year and if I let it sit too long and it won't start I can figure out why (no computers or any other junk). Iknow some some of you guys need a better truck for what you do but this setup works for me.
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