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The price of pickup trucks continues to go through the roof. This link shows several $50K+ trucks. Any takers?
Car and Driver
Car and Driver
Any takers?
He believes he bought at rock bottom price of $72,000.
I am planning on getting a 2017 Ford F350. Diesel. The aluminum bodies will be out in 2017. Probably a lariat trim, crew cab. I drive a 2003 F350 diesel now.
This may well be my last truck, so it will have a few extra options.
Not any of these, but the new Chevy 2500HD Duramax I purchased in 2011 to pull our RV had a sticker price of $56K. Does that count?
Sounds like you got the Candy Apple Red package with custom rims.
I cannot imagine it as to me a vehicle is for comfortable use, not showing off.
What do you pull that needs a 350 diesel ?
I'm thinking of the future, as at first I thought a 150 could pull a trailer, but talked to some folks who felt that was a bit light, and I should get a 250.
None of this is immediate, possibly not for a few years, but could be sooner if I get itchy.
I think the brakes are also larger in a 350, but you are correct that the primary difference is in the springs (and thus a larger towing capacity).If you are getting an F250, get an F350. Only the springs are different from what I have heard.
(emphasis mine) Each to his own, and I know it's his money, but as for me I'd rather just go to the trouble to figure out where I want my house to be, buy a house there, move in, and be done with it. (Which is what I did). What an incredible pain in the rear to have to tow one's house around while theoretically on vacation.I can afford neither, but if I was pulling an RV the size of a house, I'd opt for the 350(0) with the diesel engine.
My BIL has one of both of the aforementioned toys. The truck rides like a Caddy, is very nicely appointed, and will pull (and stop!) the house-on-wheels, without breaking a sweat.
You forgot to complain about having to dump the septic tank!(emphasis mine) Each to his own, and I know it's his money, but as for me I'd rather just go to the trouble to figure out where I want my house to be, buy a house there, move in, and be done with it. (Which is what I did). What an incredible pain in the rear to have to tow one's house around while theoretically on vacation.
You forgot to complain about having to dump the septic tank!