From Richard
Our local dealer got some in this week. They are BIG, but I still kinda like the '01 body style better at least for the SuperCrews. But of course it could grow on me.......
/Richard
From Richard
Our local dealer got some in this week. They are BIG, but I still kinda like the '01 body style better at least for the SuperCrews. But of course it could grow on me.......
/Richard
The big question is how well the '04 F-150 extended cab version will do at this web site,
You got that right. The IIHS (the same site as hwysafety) has the Explorer as a "Best Pick".
People amaze me. Aside from a new grill, ugly old-folks Buick interior, and rear signals changed from amber to red, the Rainier is a now-recycled Bravada, right down to the tubby-ugly rear end, rubbery steering, high sensitivity to crosswinds, solid rear axle that hops all over the place in bumpy turns...
And then there are the IIHS' tests:
If I had told this uninformed OF about this, he probably would have said, "but the Buick won't roll over." So I didn't bother. Go buy the POS Oldsmobuick without looking at anything else.
To quote a line from "The Money Pit," "I hopa you choke."
Isn't the Tundra built at the NUMMI (GM/Toyota joint venture) plant in California?
And soon around 2006, the Tundra will be built deep in the heart of Texas, in San Antonio.
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