Comparison Test: 2007 Half-Ton Pickup Trucks (Tundra, Silverado, Titan)
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Comparison Test: 2007 Half-Ton Pickup Trucks (Tundra, Silverado, Titan)
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no im just saying if ford doesnt wake up soon and start pushing quality and power and such they will get knock of there realm . thats all im sayin.. probably not the new silverado because of so many people becoming dissapointed with it. if anything gm might see a decline in sales on the silverado.but the bottom line is ford better wake the F&%k up otherwise they are going to fall seriously behind
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OK all you photoshop experts...........While I agree that the the huge chrome band and the Ford Fusion grill is not the most attractive concerning the Tundra....can someone color match that chrome and add a fine horizontal billet grill to the Tundra's snout??
The old Tundra had a Ivan Stewart edition where everything was color coded....looked pretty sharp.
The old Tundra had a Ivan Stewart edition where everything was color coded....looked pretty sharp.
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Originally Posted by linkinluver07
Boy i sure hope the FORD MOTOR COMPANY is waking up.. cause if not they will definetly lose the top spot. THANK GOD. the f150 wasn't compared otherwise it may not have been pretty even the f150 is FAR better looking than that crap they tested. i just hope ford fights back and SOON!!!
I don't see Ford losing the top spot concerning single name plate.
What I see is the 200,000 Tundra sales have to come from somewhere.
I believe Ford sold aprox. 800,000 trucks last year with aprox. 500,000 being 150's.........I could see the Toy taking 50,000-75,000 sales from Ford.
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where did i Read that the 2007 Silverado isint up to par with the current benchmark ford Frame. Fords frame is the bench mark.chevy doesint have a benchmark at all, although they clame they do. 2100 pounds of payload i2 950 less than 2004 Ford F-150. nobody can Touch a Ford truck. the 2009 F-150 well be so far ahead it well proborly be rated to tow 13,000 and well never be touched unless you can make 600 HP and follow strict emission laws.
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Originally Posted by DOHCmarauder
I don't see Ford losing the top spot concerning single name plate.
What I see is the 200,000 Tundra sales have to come from somewhere.
I believe Ford sold aprox. 800,000 trucks last year with aprox. 500,000 being 150's.........I could see the Toy taking 50,000-75,000 sales from Ford.
What I see is the 200,000 Tundra sales have to come from somewhere.
I believe Ford sold aprox. 800,000 trucks last year with aprox. 500,000 being 150's.........I could see the Toy taking 50,000-75,000 sales from Ford.
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Originally Posted by DOHCmarauder
OK all you photoshop experts...........While I agree that the the huge chrome band and the Ford Fusion grill is not the most attractive concerning the Tundra....can someone color match that chrome and add a fine horizontal billet grill to the Tundra's snout??
The old Tundra had a Ivan Stewart edition where everything was color coded....looked pretty sharp.
The old Tundra had a Ivan Stewart edition where everything was color coded....looked pretty sharp.