Posted by Bruce(OR) on January 19, 2020 at 09:55:05 from (65.102.61.78):
In Reply to: F 250 posted by Ultradog MN on January 19, 2020 at 09:15:27:
It has been said that there is "no replacement for displacement". Bigger is better. However, you still need "gears for go". Engines today are getting downsized and transmissions are getting bigger. IF I was wisely looking for a new truck instead of fixing my old one, I would be looking at the trucks with the 10 speed trans. The engines are smaller as a rule, but the power band is much wider than the old bigger engines. There was a recent comparison of the big 3 <> 1/2 ton trucks and Ram came out on top. However, the W/T truck is worth a look to own forever. Resale might be minimal because people like pretty. W/T is not in that category. The truck I am looking for sells new at about $87K I bought a lottery ticket instead.
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