Texas Truck Rodeo

MARK VANDERBENT wrote:
yes buy the new ram diesel and pay 40 more cents a gallon to fill her up !! Anyway most could care less what texas thinks

Could care less? So, your most care what Texas thinks?

Sorry, just a pet peeve of mine.

And, by the way, TX is by far the largest truck market in the US.

I only pay 40 cents more for diesel in falland winter.... ? Also, I often wish I lived in texas....

MARK VANDERBENT wrote:
yes buy the new ram diesel and pay 40 more cents a gallon to fill her up !! Anyway most could care less what texas thinks

Wouldn't that apply to any diesel, not just Ram?

Maybe I missed something...

MARK VANDERBENT wrote:
yes buy the new ram diesel and pay 40 more cents a gallon to fill her up !! Anyway most could care less what texas thinks

Ouch that's got to leave a mark.

Bionic Man wrote:
That ProMaster may rival the Pontiac Aztec as the ugliest vehicle ever.

The Aztec was the first ever SUV (Seriously UGLY Vehicle).

I agree the ProMaster is ugly...but have your seen Nissan's offerings in the van category? They are FUGLY too.

Hmmmm... Purty subtle with those compliments! ;)

yes buy the new ram diesel and pay 40 more cents a gallon to fill her up !! Anyway most could care less what texas thinks

I was a bit surprised GM's new generation trucks didn't get the top honor.

I thought I read the new RAM diesel is what gave the RAM the final nod.

Bionic Man wrote:

dodge guy wrote:
Isn`t that pro a redesigned Sprinter?

Nope. The Pro is a competitor of the Sprinter. I think that the Fiat group has been selling it in Europe for a while, but not sure about that.

Sprinter is manufactured be Mercedes-Benz. The Ram Pro van is a upscale Fiat Ducato. Link If you looking for a commercial van these things look to be better then the Sprinters for hauling cargo. Check out the different size configurations you can get you in.

Don

dodge guy wrote:
Isn`t that pro a redesigned Sprinter?

Nope. The Pro is a competitor of the Sprinter. I think that the Fiat group has been selling it in Europe for a while, but not sure about that.