Pick up trucks comparison
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Pick up trucks comparison
From memory, I believe there are a few people out there in the trade.
Am looking to change my Nissan Navarra for a similar truck but know there is competition out there: Ford, Mitsubishi, Amorak etc.
Anybody got any views on the best?
Am looking to change my Nissan Navarra for a similar truck but know there is competition out there: Ford, Mitsubishi, Amorak etc.
Anybody got any views on the best?
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I love 71 ford f100s but probably not what you are looking for. They’ll never devalue mind.
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Brother has an Amarok - it's brilliant.
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You can’t beat a HiLux. All the farmers prefer to have them over their old tried and tested defenders nowadays.
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Ford Ranger and Mazda variant are the same underneath, they share chassis etc.
Nissan - I see a lot of stuff about them snapping in half?
Renault version is out soon and the new Merc pick up is based on the same models.
Hilux and Mitsubishi - much of a muchness I believe.
Don't know much about the VW tbh.
Nissan - I see a lot of stuff about them snapping in half?
Renault version is out soon and the new Merc pick up is based on the same models.
Hilux and Mitsubishi - much of a muchness I believe.
Don't know much about the VW tbh.
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I recently bought a SLK. Babe pick up magnet but don't tell the wife! 

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We have had a Nissan Pathfinder which was ok except off road.
Currently running an Izuzu D Max which is ok but is just under two years old and is subjected to quite a bit of towing and abuse from several drivers. 32k and is just burning out it's second clutch - covered under warranty but disappointing. It isn't too bad off road but it does have the turning circle of a small Spanish Galleon which can be a problem reversing a trailer into a tight gap.
We have just taken delivery of a Ford Ranger 3.2 auto. Hell of a beast. But not driven it enough to give a proper review but has all the toys and seems to tow really well. Ask me in a month when it's been abused by some of the workforce.
Currently running an Izuzu D Max which is ok but is just under two years old and is subjected to quite a bit of towing and abuse from several drivers. 32k and is just burning out it's second clutch - covered under warranty but disappointing. It isn't too bad off road but it does have the turning circle of a small Spanish Galleon which can be a problem reversing a trailer into a tight gap.
We have just taken delivery of a Ford Ranger 3.2 auto. Hell of a beast. But not driven it enough to give a proper review but has all the toys and seems to tow really well. Ask me in a month when it's been abused by some of the workforce.
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I have the Ford ranger xlt never had a problem bought it new in 2005
And still good as new a part from wipers tyres bulbs breakpads replacing the norm it's been a fantastic vehicle

And still good as new a part from wipers tyres bulbs breakpads replacing the norm it's been a fantastic vehicle

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Are you after a new vehicle?CaptainKirk wrote:From memory, I believe there are a few people out there in the trade.
Am looking to change my Nissan Navarra for a similar truck but know there is competition out there: Ford, Mitsubishi, Amorak etc.
Anybody got any views on the best?
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Bloke who works for me has a Navara and he has recently had the chassis welded back together.GodIsADeeJay81 wrote:
Nissan - I see a lot of stuff about them snapping in half?
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I have a Ssasunyong sport.
For the price it's great. Good acceleration, 4 doors, decent mpg, practical, comfortable and with a tonneau cover keeps everything dry.
The only downside is the dashboard layout etc. A bit basic. But you get what you pay for.
For the price it's great. Good acceleration, 4 doors, decent mpg, practical, comfortable and with a tonneau cover keeps everything dry.
The only downside is the dashboard layout etc. A bit basic. But you get what you pay for.
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Had a few of those through work in last two years.
L200 Challenger - Decent but low spec.
Fiat Fullback - The L200 but with superb spec. Much more like. Car than a van. Leather interior the works. Surprisingly good and gray value.
L200 Barbarian - this is the most recent. Great spec and this one is an auto. Great drive. Nice spec with apple CarPlay et.
My favourite is the Fullback though.
L200 Challenger - Decent but low spec.
Fiat Fullback - The L200 but with superb spec. Much more like. Car than a van. Leather interior the works. Surprisingly good and gray value.
L200 Barbarian - this is the most recent. Great spec and this one is an auto. Great drive. Nice spec with apple CarPlay et.
My favourite is the Fullback though.
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What kind of MPG do you get from the pick ups? always fancied 1 as love the driving position, but do you need a second mortgage for the fuel?
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I've got a latest version Navara and over 60000 miles its averaged 32.2 (more is possible if that's your focus). Previous to that I had an L200 (not the current model) it managed 26. The latest derivatives of pickups have been a giant leap in terms of economy, driving experience and comfort.ClaretAL wrote:What kind of MPG do you get from the pick ups? always fancied 1 as love the driving position, but do you need a second mortgage for the fuel?
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The Ford F-250 Deisel gets around 22 mpg if you go the speed limit, that’s US gallons which are less than Uk gallonsClaretAL wrote:What kind of MPG do you get from the pick ups? always fancied 1 as love the driving position, but do you need a second mortgage for the fuel?
It’s a great truck fully loaded, leather seats ,navigation,back up camera,heated and cooled seats. Love it.
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I didn’t realise there were so many rednecks on here!