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J.Crew @ Jan 15th 2008 8:42PM
Hey Champ, I guess I really got under your skin there. Sorry if I offended you, but I am no bully. Read all of my comments by clicking on my name and you will see where my loyalty is. I call it as I see it and I personally think showing a gold truck at the world premier of Ford's most important vehicle is dumb. It is not a yellow work truck as Carlos is thinking as it says "STX" on the rear.
The car in my photo is a Nissan Altima, not a Maxima, but what does that have to do with anything either way? You have an old truck in your photo so that must mean you have no idea about cars? Get real.
I agree 100% on the Toyota and how their product launch sucked with quality issues. I talk smack at Toyota all the time for their problems. The Titan is a better truck than the Tundra and I don't care how many Rangers are sold as it is a dinosaur. It is a quality built dinosaur that covers the small truck market where everyone else has moved on to bigger mid-sized trucks so it has no direct competitors. I think the Ranger should be totally redesigned, but kept the same size as it is doing really well.
BTW - I would prefer a GMC Sierra Denali over all the trucks on the market right now.