Anyone work for Toyota, Nissan, or Chevy?

[RecessedFilter 222]

I'm looking into a new car (new or pre-owned) and thought I'd see if anyone worked for Nissan, Chevrolet, or Toyota on here. Possibly looking into a small truck....

[67gtonut 847]

I can get you setup at the GMC dealer I used to work at....

 

http://www.normangalebpg.com/

 

Just let me know...

[jamesbod 0]

Buy American. I did.

[Clintoon Eastwood 2]

Not really helping but, my 2 cents. I love my Japanese cars. Trucks I would go American all day.

[RecessedFilter 222]

I can get you setup at the GMC dealer I used to work at....

 

http://www.normangalebpg.com/

 

Just let me know...

 

Thanks man! I've been looking at the Canyon but always seem to go back to the Colorado and Tacoma. But who knows, maybe you will see a PM from me..

 

I'm sure it won't take long for this to turn into a that truck is better than this truck etc etc. I have my preferences..

[67gtonut 847]

Word of advice.....

 

Very little difference in price from a Canyon, and the Sierra Full-size......

 

Just get a base Sierra p/u with the V6..... MUCH better truck.

[fishnut 2,358]

Word of advice.....

 

Very little difference in price from a Canyon, and the Sierra Full-size......

 

Just get a base Sierra p/u with the V6..... MUCH better truck.

+1 and i have a colorado. if i could do it all over i would get the sierra or the tacoma

[RecessedFilter 222]

I honestly didn't think of that. I really like the Sierra from the ones I've seen on the road. The thing is, I'm looking for something that is practical and a small truck will be better for me than the Sierra. Once you add a Sierra in the mix, then the F150 and all other of those type of trucks are included as well. t may not be much more in terms of price but it's much more in terms of truck...larger bed, larger engine, less mpg, etc. I'd like a Sierra or one of the bigger trucks but it just isn't practical for me.

[67gtonut 847]

Mpg will be the same.... If you get the v6

The Canyon does not really get good mileage and it does not have a very good reliability record.... And this is coming from a GM lover....

A base V6 GM or Ford Fullsize truck will give more years of happy ownership ....

 

 

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[RecessedFilter 222]

The Canyon is last on my list. Right now the Colorado and Tacoma are neck and neck. I like the Colorado more in terms of design and looks but I know the Tacoma will be longer lasting and most likely more reliable, plus they hold their value very well.

[67gtonut 847]

Colorado = Canyon

Same truck ....

Tacoma is a nice truck .... I had 2 of them.... But I sold the second one after just a few months.... Quality has dropped and it was so noisy inside I couldn't hear myself think....

Also google the frame rotting issues on the Tacoma..... Might sway you a little.....

 

 

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[blizzzarddemon 0]

The tacoma frame rotting was in the 90s early 00s i had a 93 Toyota pickup ( thats what it was called) it was one year ahort of toyota giving a nice amount if money from frame rot it is not an issue with newer models

 

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[Scott204 1]

For what its worth I got the ecoboost in my f150, I average 18mpg city highway I have seen as much as 25mpg. And I have a supercrew 4x4 with extended bed. The motor is really unreal and more powerful then the v8's in the full size picku-ups.

[fishnut 2,358]

Just so you know i will be looking to sell my colorado in the near future. With that being said i still advise agenst buying one. I get the same MPG as my brother in laws sierra with allot less power. I hear you about the size though i dont need a full size either. I will probably be looking to pick up a tacoma after i sell my colorado or i might get a nice little jeep and a small trailer as i dont haul heavy stuff just bulky stuff.