To preface, sorry for the long first post. I've read about 50 pages of the diesel vs gas thread and it's exhausting, so I thought I'd start my own in hopes of getting some realistic non-biased advice.Need help deciding on which truck would be best fo...
I've noticed the same thing on cost difference between a 2500 and a 3500. In Texas that would be eaten up in registration fees after the 2nd year. The 2500 (<10,000 GVWR) costs $54 a year while the 3500 (>10,001 GVWR) costs $110. In this respect buyi...
Biking/walking to work is definitely an option. I've walked before, takes 12 minutes. I'm just lazy, I know this. As I said before, I could just as easily hop in the wife's suv and take it. She doesn't go anywhere at night, she's got the kids, and wo...
Bedlam wrote:MO is relatively flat with no significant elevations. Most of the 6 liter or larger gasoline engines will tow what you want. Be aware that tongue weight is heavy on bumper pull toy haulers - You may have to upgrade the receiver on which ...
Thanks for the insight everyone. I was under the assumption that the 6.0 would be underpowered. I'll consider that as well, they seem to be much more common anyhow. At the moment, my suspicion of diesel is falling by the way side. Bottom line is I pr...
