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Feb-01-2014 05:35 PM
Perrysburg Dodgeboy wrote:
Eco Diesel 0-60 times 8.5 seconds
Ecoboost 0-60 times 8.68 seconds
Don
Feb-01-2014 04:55 PM
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RobertRyan wrote:I just saw a new one yesterday next to me and smelled this smelly smell coming from the side pipe, than heard this sound like a box of big rattle snakes, it seam to shake a lot to, so I looked close and and than saw the smoke coming out of the side pipe, than I said to the wife this is a diesel that doesn't smoke,smell,shake, where is the oil on the gound, she said it is on the floor mats inside. So after all those little things we said we hope they can get it into the garage when they get home. I would be a shame for someone who spend all that money to leave it set in front of there trailer house or on the street.supercharged wrote:
Does it smell as bad
No it is not a coal fired steam engine.It is a modern diesel.
Jan-31-2014 01:27 PM
itguy08 wrote:
Fair enough but then nothing is the best then as someone could find some fault with it and not make it the best.
From the dictionary:of the most excellent, effective, or desirable type or quality: the best pitcher in the league | how to obtain the best results from your machine | her best black suit.
• most enjoyable: some of the best times of my life.
• most appropriate, advantageous, or well advised: do whatever you think best | it's best if we both go.
Jan-31-2014 01:25 PM
Perrysburg Dodgeboy wrote:Hybridhunter wrote:
Hmmm. Back to trucks for a second.....
A couple posters made the point that comparing 240 hp (boring), to 360 hp is not reasonable. Lets compare the base engines from the Ram, or F150 to the Eco diesel.... As always, the luddites will be scared of the rpms the gassers run, but the fact is, the eco-diesel is MINIMUM $4K more to buy, Diesel is ALWAYS 15% more expensive most places I go, and even the base engines have 300hp, and they are faster with a load or without. Mileage will be more comparable as well.
I'll take a sub 8 second 0-60, 6K+ tow rating, and a higher payload the F150 offers, for almost $5K less, and go hog wild with the pile of cash I saved.
Hate to rain on your parade but the Eco-Diesel is only a $2850 up charge over the Hemi your pile of cash just got a whole lot smaller. LMAO
don
Jan-31-2014 12:22 PM
otrfun wrote:
In your opinion itguy08, if something is the best selling, it IS simply the best. Ok, you're certainly entitled to your opinion. I certainly don't agree.
of the most excellent, effective, or desirable type or quality: the best pitcher in the league | how to obtain the best results from your machine | her best black suit.
• most enjoyable: some of the best times of my life.
• most appropriate, advantageous, or well advised: do whatever you think best | it's best if we both go.
I ask you this. Is everything in your house and garage the best selling items in their respective categories? I'm going to go out on a limb and say probably not. So, why would YOU settle for anything less than the best (your quote: best selling = the best)?
Me, I much prefer to enjoy the spice of life and have a say about what is the "best" regardless what anybody or the numbers say.
Have a good weekend!
Jan-31-2014 12:09 PM
itguy08 wrote:I believe you missed the point. There is opinion and there is fact.otrfun wrote:I think white is the best color as I believe it is the most popular color in the world. 🙂 And I have a red truck and red car.
I would think the following statements would be nearly impossible to prove in a court-of-law without a qualifier. These statements (by themselves) would be classified as opinion or hearsay:
Ford is the best truck.
Red is the best color.
With few exceptions the ones that sell the most are usually best. You don't sell boatloads of something if it's inferior in many ways at all. There are exceptions (hamburgers, computers, phones, utilities, etc) but for commodities (which, lets face it, cars/trucks are) the best sells the most.
Jan-31-2014 12:04 PM
itguy08 wrote:otrfun wrote:
I would think the following statements would be nearly impossible to prove in a court-of-law without a qualifier. These statements (by themselves) would be classified as opinion or hearsay:
Ford is the best truck.
Red is the best color.
I think white is the best color as I believe it is the most popular color in the world. 🙂 And I have a red truck and red car.
With few exceptions the ones that sell the most are usually best. You don't sell boatloads of something if it's inferior in many ways at all. There are exceptions (hamburgers, computers, phones, utilities, etc) but for commodities (which, lets face it, cars/trucks are) the best sells the most.
Jan-31-2014 11:37 AM
Jan-31-2014 11:06 AM
otrfun wrote:
I would think the following statements would be nearly impossible to prove in a court-of-law without a qualifier. These statements (by themselves) would be classified as opinion or hearsay:
Ford is the best truck.
Red is the best color.