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Cummins12V98 wrote:

transamz9 wrote:

x96mnn wrote:

spoon059 wrote:

x96mnn wrote:
If it's not a Cummins is it still considered a truck?:h

Ask that question next year when Nissan and Toyota have a Cummins in their pickup trucks... =)

My personal opinion only, but those cummins powered Toyota and Nissan will make it a them, then the rest race in the 1500 line.

I believe you meant to say....If it's not a six in a row Cummins is it still considered a truck?:):S

Yea the others swing both ways!

HAHAHAHA!!!!

transamz9 wrote:

x96mnn wrote:

spoon059 wrote:

x96mnn wrote:
If it's not a Cummins is it still considered a truck?:h

Ask that question next year when Nissan and Toyota have a Cummins in their pickup trucks... =)

My personal opinion only, but those cummins powered Toyota and Nissan will make it a them, then the rest race in the 1500 line.

I believe you meant to say....If it's not a six in a row Cummins is it still considered a truck?:):S

Yea the others swing both ways!

Now the question is will a dozen Fiestas outlive one CL65? What about cost of ownership?

x96mnn wrote:

spoon059 wrote:

x96mnn wrote:
If it's not a Cummins is it still considered a truck?:h

Ask that question next year when Nissan and Toyota have a Cummins in their pickup trucks... =)

My personal opinion only, but those cummins powered Toyota and Nissan will make it a them, then the rest race in the 1500 line.

I believe you meant to say....If it's not a six in a row Cummins is it still considered a truck?:):S

spoon059 wrote:

x96mnn wrote:
If it's not a Cummins is it still considered a truck?:h

Ask that question next year when Nissan and Toyota have a Cummins in their pickup trucks... =)

My personal opinion only, but those cummins powered Toyota and Nissan will make it a them, then the rest race in the 1500 line.

Dadoffourgirls wrote:
Spoon
If you are talking about cost(selling price), maybe you need to do more research on the cost of Mercedes and those of Ford, FCA, GM. I think that you will find them in line with these. If you had used Bentley, Aston Martin, or Ferrari, it might have been clear.

Your intent was not clear without factual references.

Thanks for your post... I now know the lowest common denominator to clarify my comments...

Mercedes CL65 - $221,000 MSRP
Ford Fiesta - $18,000 MSRP

Do you see the difference there? Its about 203,000 factual references difference.

x96mnn wrote:
If it's not a Cummins is it still considered a truck?:h

Ask that question next year when Nissan and Toyota have a Cummins in their pickup trucks... =)

I don't have that much mileage on mine (something about 110K), but 75% of it has been at 19K lbs GCW with three round trips over The Great Divide.

Bedlam wrote:
When I was truck shopping in 2004/2005, GM had the most expensive trucks and Dodge had the least expensive. When it came down which manufacturer had most value for what I wanted, it was the Ford.

I am now shopping larger trucks and GM does not have an offering, so it is between Ram and Ford. Ram again is less expensive than the Ford and soon enough you will find out which one I value more based on my wants (I cannot say needs since this a recreational toy and not for business).

For those of you that had bad luck with some of the Ford diesels, I feel for sorry for you as mine keeps defying your posts. Maybe my truck is as stubborn as me and refuses to be put in class or category. Meanwhile, I'm watching the clock at work waiting to go camping...

My fleet F350 that I drive or should I say drove gave it up 2 days ago at 176,000 miles. Dropped a valve and the engine is destroyed. Another 6.0 bites the dust..........

When I was truck shopping in 2004/2005, GM had the most expensive trucks and Dodge had the least expensive. When it came down which manufacturer had most value for what I wanted, it was the Ford.

I am now shopping larger trucks and GM does not have an offering, so it is between Ram and Ford. Ram again is less expensive than the Ford and soon enough you will find out which one I value more based on my wants (I cannot say needs since this a recreational toy and not for business).

For those of you that had bad luck with some of the Ford diesels, I feel for sorry for you as mine keeps defying your posts. Maybe my truck is as stubborn as me and refuses to be put in class or category. Meanwhile, I'm watching the clock at work waiting to go camping...