Looking for a truck to replace the impala daily driver. I drive less than 6k a year nowadays and no longer need to take clients out for work. So gas mileage and fancy shit no longer matter. I'd like a truck for the utility aspect, won't be trailering things just cargo in the bed. Can't tell you how many times I've rented a truck or borrowed a family members truck just to haul something that won't fit in the wife's suv.
I'm looking for 2016-2022 models
60k miles or less
crew cab
4wd
and a sunroof/moonroof as it's a core requirement (wife insists)
Only looking at trucks from the big 3.
I like the looks for the Ford, but hard to find a v8 option. Nothing wrong with the turbo 6 but to me that's just something more to go wrong with the truck. Plus I don't like the thought of the aluminum bodies. My wife bangs her car door off my car constantly and hell just this weekend someone drove over my lawn and scraped the side of her car. Steel cars I can fix pretty easily but aluminum just makes it that much harder and more expensive. The aluminum or the turbo six aren't killing it for me but these are the two biggest negatives for me.
Dodge's are just dodges, I don't find many of them good looking at they seem very plain jane especially the interiors. They are also the cheapest and seem to have the lowest resale. My brother has loved both his 1500's and now his 2500 and keeps pushing me to just buy one but of the big 3 these are the least exciting for me.
Chevy/GMC biggest negative to me here is most of the them are rust buckets or will soon be rust buckets. I do like the chevy app for starting the car or lock/unlocking the doors. That little mobile app will be the hardest thing to give up.
I'm mainly looking for advice on quality, problematic issues with them to help me make up my mind. Not looking for a ford vs chevy vs dodge debate just honest feedback from those who have had them.
I'm looking for 2016-2022 models
60k miles or less
crew cab
4wd
and a sunroof/moonroof as it's a core requirement (wife insists)
Only looking at trucks from the big 3.
I like the looks for the Ford, but hard to find a v8 option. Nothing wrong with the turbo 6 but to me that's just something more to go wrong with the truck. Plus I don't like the thought of the aluminum bodies. My wife bangs her car door off my car constantly and hell just this weekend someone drove over my lawn and scraped the side of her car. Steel cars I can fix pretty easily but aluminum just makes it that much harder and more expensive. The aluminum or the turbo six aren't killing it for me but these are the two biggest negatives for me.
Dodge's are just dodges, I don't find many of them good looking at they seem very plain jane especially the interiors. They are also the cheapest and seem to have the lowest resale. My brother has loved both his 1500's and now his 2500 and keeps pushing me to just buy one but of the big 3 these are the least exciting for me.
Chevy/GMC biggest negative to me here is most of the them are rust buckets or will soon be rust buckets. I do like the chevy app for starting the car or lock/unlocking the doors. That little mobile app will be the hardest thing to give up.
I'm mainly looking for advice on quality, problematic issues with them to help me make up my mind. Not looking for a ford vs chevy vs dodge debate just honest feedback from those who have had them.
no idea how this place keeps their lights on
