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Michael Karesh @ Mar 6th 2006 2:48PM
I drove the Chevrolet and Jeep the same afternoon a few weeks ago.
The Chevrolet is much less expensive after discounts and rebates and can tow a serious load. The Jeep is a much more refined, better-handling truck with much more supportive seats and a somewhat nicer interior.
Both are very fast, though magazine tests suggest that in stock form the Jeep is quicker. On the other hand, the Chevy people claim their engine is much easier and cheaper to modify.
My full review: http://www.epinions.com/content_220407893636