[fordbronco]

I guess I’ll go back to looking at Subaru’s then.

Which means you didn't have any need for another truck in the first place.

 

[GearDrive]

Which would mean I'd have keep fixing the Comanche

 

[fordbronco]

And if it really comes down to a few thousands of dollars keeping someone from buying a full size over a mid size, why not get a barely used full size?

 

[fordbronco]

Which would mean I'd have keep fixing the Comanche

Do you really have to buy a new truck? If it's not going to be your main DD and sit around from time to time, why not get an OBS Colorado, newer Ranger Tacoma, or Dakota?

 

[kickstand]

So, you said mileage was why you wanted the smaller truck. Now that the mileage is the same you switch to a subaru?

That isn't even a truck?

 

[wave_crusher]

It's cheaper and gets better mileage.oke:

5,000 isn't cheaper enough reason to go with a smaller truck, and it doesn't get better mpg than a fullsize

 

[wave_crusher]

Do you really have to buy a new truck? If it's not going to be your main DD and sit around from time to time, why not get an OBS Colorado, newer Ranger Tacoma, or Dakota?

I happen to have a good running clean OBS colorado for sale :thumb:

 

[GearDrive]

I want a truck that is close to the size of the Comanche. I drive 100 miles a day. I drive thru my narrow trails on my property. I park in the garage bay with the lift.

 

[fordbronco]

5,000 isn't cheaper enough reason to go with a smaller truck, and it doesn't get better mpg than a fullsize

With the extra room, same mileage, more power, more stability, etc that a full size offers, I'd bet that extra 5k would pay for itself over the life of the truck.

 

[GearDrive]

I don't have a small penis that I need a big truck to compensate for.

 

[wave_crusher]

I don't have a small penis that I need a big truck to compensate for.

Found ya one

http://www.greatlakes4x4.com/showthread.php?t=304497&highlight=

 

[GearDrive]

Why did you buy a WK and not a Tahoe?

 

[Matt-BDS]

BDS lifted one already.
http://bds-suspension.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/Poster.jpg

That one is ours. Bought it from Caron in Marshall when there was only 3 available within 250 miles of us. Then they recalled them for the airbag thing. I wasn't super excited about it when I picked it up but after lifting it and running the 35s it is starting to grow on me. Our marketing guy drove it out to the SEMA show (it is in our booth) and he said it rode/drove amazing. Could use a little help with a better gear ratio but he was hauling about 800 lbs of show stuff. I will admit, the V6 was much better than I expected.

I am actually like the looks of the Canyon better. Looking forward to getting our hands on one.

Plenty of pics on instagram if anybody is interested. http://instagram.com/bdssuspensions

 

[RDK_YJ88]

If you like they way it looks, the fuel mileage, the price, etc, then buy it. If it fits your needs, then I say go for it.

FWIW I like them.

 

[GearDrive]

If you like they way it looks, the fuel mileage, the price, etc, then buy it. If it fits your needs, then I say go for it.

FWIW I like them.

Thank you. I feel it will fit my needs better than a fullsize.

 

[GearDrive]

With the extra room, same mileage, more power, more stability, etc that a full size offers, I'd bet that extra 5k would pay for itself over the life of the truck.

Leaving that 5k in my ROTH would buy another truck.

 

[XJsport95]

09-12 Colorados and Canyons were equipped with the 5.3 V8 if you want to go that route. Might be a little less expensive than a brand new truck.

 

[fordbronco]

Why did you buy a WK and not a Tahoe?

He bought it used and got a good deal on it.

 

[kickstand]

I want a truck that is close to the size of the Comanche. I drive 100 miles a day. I drive thru my narrow trails on my property. I park in the garage bay with the lift.

OK, so why didn't you say that from the beginning?

Also, the 100 miles per day drive is not a valid argument. It will cost you 4 gallons of fuel in the small truck, and 4 gallons of fuel in a fullsize.

 

[974x4Taco]

I want a truck that is close to the size of the Comanche. I drive 100 miles a day. I drive thru my narrow trails on my property. I park in the garage bay with the lift.

The new Colorado is not close in size to the Comanche....


You are obviously sold on one, so buy one.....i am sure you will love it