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January 27th, 2004 12:26 AM #1so what is it? im looking forward to buying the best pick-up there is.. only one problem though.. what pick-up to buy?
in terms of fuel-economy, performance and price..
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January 27th, 2004 12:32 AM #2
I don't think there is really one BEST pick up out there. It's just a matter of finding one that fits your needs and wants.
The perfect pick-up truck for me might be the worst one for you...
In any case, I like Stradas and Frontiers among the compacts.
The fullsize trucks from GM and Ford are off my list until they get their quality issues straight.
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January 27th, 2004 12:50 AM #3
among the compact pickups, the Isuzu D-Max seems to be head and shoulders above the Frontier (soon to be replaced) and the Strada. Ranger should be a close second. The Hilux trails all these trucks in many ways, but it is arguably the most reliable and the toughest of the compacts. The Hilux is also the easiest to modify and make into a truly trail-worthy truck, i believe (IFS notwithstanding).
sa full-size pickups naman, F-150 at Silverado 1500 lang naman yung pagpipilian hehe. F-150 has already been made obsolete by an all-new 2004 model.
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January 27th, 2004 01:19 AM #4Originally posted by fishballz
so what is it? im looking forward to buying the best pick-up there is.. only one problem though.. what pick-up to buy?
in terms of fuel-economy, performance and price..
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January 27th, 2004 03:12 AM #5
ghosthunter.. may punto ka.
fishball.. strada cguro ang pipiliin ko kapag 2nd hand..sa brand new..dmax. malamang you wont go for the american trucks..pero if you do id go for 2nd hand...silverado or sport trac hi-end... galing na ako sa fiso eh...
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January 27th, 2004 08:07 AM #7
Strada for its car like handling and comfort
Isuzu for its truck like handling and power
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January 27th, 2004 09:01 AM #8ghosthunter: marami akong ganyang "pick-up" hehe..
pilitin ko si erpats ibili ako ng DMAX kahit 2x4 lang..
pag ayaw eh 2nd-hand strada or frontier na lang, thanks sa advice mga chong!
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January 27th, 2004 09:01 AM #9
First, wrong title to start with. The term "what's best etc..." creates a lot of confusion and personal choices. What if most of the people drive more than the other brand? Then you get a biased answer for your question.
Second, if you want the best bang for your money's sake. Read the individual vehicle specs first. Ask yourself what you need, interms of engine displacement, cabin size, gearings and other vital infos you need. Then ask the boards what's their personal view about each specific vehicle that you have chosen. Then you get the performance report, not the best pickup yet.
As we all know that the newer breed of diesel engines which are direct injected claims higher mileage than the older swirl type distribution. But, there's that word, how would they claim it to be true if their engines are only a few years old. Hence, the previous type will consume more because it was driven for thousands of kms. more.
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January 27th, 2004 09:11 AM #10ok, sori bossing! rookie driver lang ako kaya konti pa lang alam ko sa mga kotse..
so let me rephrase, "so what (in your opinion) is the best pick-up in the market?"
now why am i looking for a pick-up? i want something "good" to drive when im going to the provinces (baguio, tagaytay, etc.).. and when i say "good" i mean something that saves me money from fuel costs while giving sufficient driving comfort as well as being able to carry around loads of stuff w/o much problems.. oh by the way, it should at least be able to go offroad in case i want to take it to a mountain somewhere..
so what's the pick-up for me? (",)
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