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MemphisNET @ May 5th 2008 10:48AM
Maybe contractors will use this slow down as an opportunity to refresh their fleet. The economic rebound is only a matter of time. 20k is a good price on a brand new truck!
Xcountryflyer @ May 5th 2008 2:24PM
If you want a Dodge Ram, which is the worst of the full-size pickups. By far.
Zeus.:God @ May 5th 2008 4:28PM
Are you kidding? I certainly hope you're kidding, country. If you're not, you're mistaken.
Mattias @ May 5th 2008 4:32PM
Contractors? Did the credit crunch leave any of those intact?
Mallory @ May 5th 2008 7:35PM
The more the economy tanks and the higher unemployment goes, the more "contractors" there are.