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| View Poll Results: Would you buy a truck built in Detroit over a Japanese manufacturer? | |||
| yes, if money were no object |
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3 | 11.11% |
| yes, the price/ value ratio puts Detroit on top |
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15 | 55.56% |
| no, Japan still makes a better 4wd truck |
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8 | 29.63% |
| no, if your talking 5 or more years ago, but yes today |
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2 | 7.41% |
| Multiple Choice Poll. Voters: 27. You may not vote on this poll | |||
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Detroit versus Japan
Who makes the better 4wd drive truck these days? And who gives the best bang for you dollar? Has Detroit improved in the last 10 years? What about the last five?
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Re: Detroit versus Japan
Nope, I think Japan's still got the upper-hand...
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Re: Detroit versus Japan
detroit for sure. as a person who has carried many"a"cargo i would deffinately say detroit. looks better, rides better, pulls better, better engine. the list goes on. you really cant beat it for trucks. there are only a select few who come close from japan.
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Detroit automakers have really improved their quality over the last several years. Though (in general) Toyota and Honda are still the leaders. When it comes to trucks though, the US manufacturers are still the industry leaders.
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Re: Detroit versus Japan
(What Yogs said)
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Dodge and Ford have the truck market under control, GM makes lame trucks in comparison.
However Toyota trucks will always be the most reliable, just ask all those African farmers with thier 1 million Km+ Hiluxes...
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It largely depends on what you intend to do with the truck. GM full size trucks are the most car like, and the 3/4 and 1 ton trucks are really the only ones worth looking at if you have to work. Dodge and Ford own the towing category, but GM is right up there with them with the Isuzu built Duramax motor. If I had my choice, It would be a Cummins Dodge 4x4.
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Re: Detroit versus Japan
that and the F 250 with a lift... monsters!!
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Re: Detroit versus Japan
Detroit
Ford find a pickup that will out pull a powerstroke diessel and I will shake your hand. Imports don't cut it in the pickup market sorry!
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Re: Detroit versus Japan
how about the titan ??
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Re: Detroit versus Japan
i voted detroit, just better trucks, and other then the titan, japan does not make a "real" truck.
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tundra? lol and once ur done u can drop in a 2jz-GTE and make a 6 second drag car... i think venom tundra runs 6's
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Re: Re: Detroit versus Japan
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Like I said- Toyota make the most heavily-used work horses in the world.
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maybe in italy the tundra is a big ol workhorse, or if you put it next to a "ute" in austrialia(sorry bout spelling) it would look like a tough truck, put it next to any fullsize american truck or the titan it looks like a car. http://www.caranddriver.com/article....&page_number=1
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Re: Detroit versus Japan
I would have to agree it seems more car like
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