To: AdamSelene235
The simple fact is Toyota makes a superior product. My Toyota pickup has 300,000 + on it and is still running great. By the time my Ford reached 100,000 it needed a new engine and tranny Nice to hear that ---- we're looking a a truck for our son, and are wavering between a Ford Ranger and a Toyota...
17 posted on
06/04/2003 10:04:13 AM PDT by
coder2
To: coder2
Nice to hear that ---- we're looking a a truck for our son, and are wavering between a Ford Ranger and a Toyota...That still a tossup. The Ranger is a Mazda underneath those Ford emblems.
21 posted on
06/04/2003 10:06:22 AM PDT by
tacticalogic
(Controlled application of force is the sincerest form of communication.)
To: coder2
OTOH, I got over 230,000 out of a Chevy pickup, but my Toyota blew the engine at 82,000. I have also found Toyota dealerships to be extremely shady.
To: coder2
"
Nice to hear that ---- we're looking a a truck for our son, and are wavering between a Ford Ranger and a Toyota..."
Then it won't matter.
He won't have it long enough for mileage to be a concern.
34 posted on
06/04/2003 10:16:15 AM PDT by
G.Mason
(Lessons of life need not be fatal)
To: coder2; AdamSelene235
The simple fact is Toyota makes a superior product. My Toyota pickup has 300,000 + on it and is still running great. By the time my Ford reached 100,000 it needed a new engine and tranny Nice to hear that ---- we're looking a a truck for our son, and are wavering between a Ford Ranger and a Toyota...
Same with my GMC pickup - flip-off from GM after it burned through 4 transmissions and three clutches and got permanent, unfixable vapor lock, and 3 water pumps and numerous other junk after only 130,000 miles. Toyota produces quality product and stands behind it.
To: coder2
I'm happy with my '99 Ranger. Of course, it only has about 30,000 or so miles on it.
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