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Old 09-28-2007, 02:03 AM   #16
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Originally Posted by nthfinity
That generation F150 was the worst F150 Ford had ever made. The current generation F150 is decades ahead of it in terms of build quality, engineering, and such.

The SVT Lightning is totally uncomparable to even an X5 in terms of dravabilty... it's a cheap, go-fast truck that can tow a fair bit. Here, there are literally hundreds of low 12 second SVT Lightnings.

The new one, as much better it is then the previous generation, is still a far cry from a luxury SUV from BMW and such. But.... You would have no problem doing just about anything and everything in the F150... hauling, serious off roading, and towing are it's prime suits.
Hauling? Your mum?
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Old 09-28-2007, 02:20 AM   #17
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As far as I know this is an English based site, and since we're not busy hauling our sisters around all day long it's fair comment to say that it's a poor fucking ve-hic-le.

And anyway, get a Hilux. The F-150 is a poor product that supports a poor company, which is bringing down, Jag, Aston, Landrover and anyone else who's unlucky enough to be in the parts supply chain of a once great company. Mostly because the yanks are busy buying better built products from somewhere else.

Thanks for nothing.
Aston really turned around while under Ford and you shouldn't be so concerned since they have since been sold to Prodrive. Jag and Landrover will be sold soon enough. The F-150 is a fine vehicle as there is a need to haul and tow things. For a truck, it handles quite nicely.
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Old 09-28-2007, 02:43 AM   #18
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It's not a Hilux, get overyourselves, the American car industry is at it's worst point in history, thr F is crap, no one needs a pickup, so rent a van and swivel.
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Old 09-28-2007, 01:36 PM   #19
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Old 09-28-2007, 02:24 PM   #20
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Jags were crap long before Ford bought them. They are nice riding cars, but not on par with Mercedes, Audi, and BMW.

LOL at thinking a Hilux is a superb truck. They are, however, far better then the Ford Ranger, but I'd take a Chevy S10 over one 7 days a week.

My mum is a paltry 135 lbs give or take, so hauling her would be quite easy, be it a F150, or a daewoo.

As to the F150 feeding ford.... yeah, they sell more F150's every year then any car model out there... so 800,000 buyers a year can't be wrong
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Old 09-28-2007, 02:40 PM   #21
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where's my popcorn?



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Old 09-29-2007, 03:30 AM   #22
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As far as I know this is an English based site, and since we're not busy hauling our sisters around all day long it's fair comment to say that it's a poor fucking ve-hic-le.
Millions of Americans over close to 60 years will have proved you wrong. As for the Hilux, over here, there's a 2x4 Hilux marketed as an "Action Utility Vehicle". It's basically a normal Hilux with chrome and a fancy interior. The Hilux is going downhill.

I guess you hadn't heard of toppers and tonneau covers designed for yuppie truck owners.
I thought they were to reduce resistance. Tonneau covers are all the rage with successful tradesmen. They all buy the top of the line utes with V8 turbocharged engines, chrome bits and leather seats.
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