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Ford Ranger 4x4 vs Honda Ridgeline 4x4
- Thread starter GPzPop
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Johndicezx9
Rolls with it...
I'm in the "Really, how different can a truck look? 
" camp....
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alien
You could have substituted any truck photo taken from the same angle and same colour and said they look the same.
MC BumSlap
Big Belly Bum Scud
berth
Well-known member
Or maybe because it doesn't look like the Nissans.
I like the look of the Colorado and Ranger as well.
Agent Orange
The b0y ninja
Still think Toyota should bring this over.
easter bunny
Amateur Hour
Amarok > Hilux as far as not-sold-here pick me up trucks.
Johndicezx9
Rolls with it...
Too much negative press the last few years....
Johndicezx9
Rolls with it...
ScarySpikes
tastes like burning
Apparently Hyundai is finally going to announce a production version of the small truck that they have been hinting at for about 5 years. Looks alright IMO, though it will likely be a bit like the ridgeline, unibody, with a platform sourced from an SUV.
easter bunny
Amateur Hour
They were supposed to bring that over as the X class (IIRC) about 5 years ago and it never happened. Mahindra also had their failed entry into the US market - and got sued over it.
mrzuzzo
New member
Apparently Hyundai is finally going to announce a production version of the small truck that they have been hinting at for about 5 years. Looks alright IMO, though it will likely be a bit like the ridgeline, unibody, with a platform sourced from an SUV.
Hey look, if you can zoom in close enough you might be able to see a bed
mrzuzzo
New member
Still think Toyota should bring this over.
Having lived in a place that had all of these on the market, I don't really see the appeal of them over American trucks. The Hilux, Amarok, X-Class (isn't that just a Nissan Frontier here?), Mitsubishi 200, etc aren't anything special at all.
easter bunny
Amateur Hour
Small displacement turbo diesels that combine good mileage, tow capacity, and fit inside the average garage/parking space.
For years I was trying to get my hands on a Jeep Liberty CRD but they were rare and resale made the Taco blush.
Tally Whacker
Not another Mike
Maybe because it looks so much more like this?
Thankfully, Nissan hasn't seemed to go the "Big Snout" route like the Tacoma.
You know that they've lost the plot when the part of the truck in front of the cab is as long as the part behind the cab.
stangmx13
not Stan
The compact trucks will show up when the mid-size trucks get as large as the full-size trucks. Then the whole cycle will repeat with the compact trucks getting larger, etc etc.
Abacinator
Unholy Blasphemies
Still think Toyota should bring this over.
Is there any difference between the Hilux and Tacoma chassis?
wazzuFreddo
WuTang is 4 the children
Still think Toyota should bring this over.
Buy one in Mexico and just drive it here on Mexican plates.
Charles R
Well-known member
The 2007-2008 Grand Cherokee CRD is a much better buy in my opinion.(I have one
) Although they too have higher resale prices than the regular versions. The Liberty uses a VM Motori engine that many owners say are a bit finicky about their maintenance needs. The Grand uses a Mercedes Benz engine that is much more common, and more known for longevity, as its in the sprinters and all the modern MB sedans.
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ScarySpikes
tastes like burning
Hey look, if you can zoom in close enough you might be able to see a bed
How about this one instead:
