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I like the ramps they are adding in now. Not sure about some of you, but I like the blue truck on the slider with the more or less open grille, that looks good. Now I have too many engine choices.
I wish Ford had went after the 5.0 Cummins instead of the Ecodiesel with the new Baby Powerstroke. I would want a diesel with better torque than the 3.5 eco
I wish Ford had went after the 5.0 Cummins instead of the Ecodiesel with the new Baby Powerstroke. I would want a diesel with better torque than the 3.5 eco
So get a Titan! It would be on my short list if I pulled as often as you did.
If Toyota put the Cummins in their truck I would probably buy one in a heartbeat. Had a bad experience with a Datsun back in the day so I don't want another
Not to drag this off-topic, but the new Titans have a 100,000-mile bumper to bumper warranty, and after the redesign they're quite competitive. I would probably pick a Titan next go around for this reason alone.
I'll try to not drag it OT too far either, but anyone considering the Titan should watch this video. FLT ran a back-to-back towing comparison on both the gas and Diesel engine up their Ike gauntlet with a 10,600lb trailer. The gas beat the diesel by 45 seconds. I'm sure the Cummins is a rock solid engine, but Nissan has a lot of work to do on the truck still...
Did anyone else notice that they said they are replacing the 3.5L with a 3.3L? Didn't they just completely redesign the 3.5L? What's up with that? Or do you suppose it's some kind of stroke job with the same basic design as the 3.5L?
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