I still have a '79 F150 with 460/C6 automatic trans. Has over 300,000 miles. Never recalled, never rebuilt engine or trans. doesn't even burn oil. 100% built in US. It may not be fancy, but it has endured 42 years of lousy Idaho weather. It may be low tech, but I can still depend on it...
I agree. 79 is a great year, too! I have a 72 F100 4x4 short bed with 390-4 bbl, 4 speed granny, lockers. I have had it almost 30 years and have used the heck out of it. Also, some off-road use, as well. It has been 100% reliable and always gets me there and back.
It basically calls out all the trucks sold in the US, at least the biggest sellers. It makes sense but only because of sheer numbers of these trucks being sold.
No number qnd statistics data in clear way. We know almost no Tacoma has big problems besides some period with rusting frame that Toyota release free replacement campaign
@@WingWalker1 Good things about Toyota, usually they have campaign to fix it for free, but not recalls that you will get letter. We just need to actively check NHTSA website about any TSB or Champaign.
I have three F-Series trucks, driven a cumulative total of 560,000 miles...... not one of these so-called problems with any of them. This poster Modern Muscle is a hackjob. If any of you've subscribed, please unsubscribe so this channel gets buried by CZcams's software and we don't have to see it again.
man you're that 2% of people lucky enough to survive, wont last for long though according to modern muscle who has a good information network at worst and incredibly reliable and extensive information network at best.
Listening to you is almost as good as listening to my doctor telling me what not to eat. So I usually ask my doctor after every visit, so what do I suppose to eat? I guess I will ask you the same question, what damn truck do we suppose to buy them?
I owned a 2004 and 2011 Ranger and currently own a 2020 Ranger. The 'O4 and '11 were two of the most reliable vehicles I ever owned, requiring only oil changes and new tires during the years I owned them. Thus far, my '20 has proven equally reliable. Of course, I don't treat my trucks as brutally as many Ranger owners have been known to, so that may have something to do with it.
Same here. I've owned two of them, the current one is a '94 Ranger with about 270,000 miles no rebuild and still runs great. Only maintenance is oil changes and tires. Not even spark plugs..... yes I kinda abuse it and it still keeps going. 😃👍
I feel sorry for people having to change their cars this often. My car is 1976 model. Does a great job. Regular servicing and the odd sometimes seemingly expensive repair. I have total immunity to what is an absolute scam. The modern motor car.
Sad really. There is at least one investment property or the like squandered on 3 cars in 16 years. Most modern people are now stuck in this costly rut. Well done modern motor vehicle scam
I owned a 2002 Ranger which I drove for 500,000 miles with no problems. I just did the essential maintenance. I own a 2011 Ranger Sport I bought brand new and currently has 300,000 with no issues. They are and were daily drivers (50 miles to work one way). Very reliable trucks.
I mean come on... dont you know its the OBJECTS that are the problem NOT the people? Spoons are why we are fat... Guns spontainiously just kill mother fuckers everywhere... in today's society blaming the person is just mean and socially insensitive. (I need some play-Doh and therapy because your comment made me feel sad...)
2014 Chevy Silverado 3500 4x4 crew cab long box 6.0 gas single wheel. 90% of the time on the road its pulling car trailer/boat. Owned it over 5 years and no issues.
I think he named every single truck made so what truck is good ......... The guy who wrote this article must be a Nissan Titan Fanboy cuz I think that was the only truck he didn't name
5:00 - It should be noted that the new Ford Ranger and the previous generation Ranger are 100% different vehicles. The old Ranger ended production in 2011, while a different pickup that carried the Ranger name was sold outside the US. The new Ranger is an updated version of that internationally sold one. It's too new to make a decision on its merits, yet. But by 2023/24, we (the buying public) should have some well fleshed-out performance and reliability data to go off of.
I rolled a tundra over and over again about 5 times they said on I-4 . It took some work to kick the door open. But after I got out I went to lunch with the friend who picked me up.. so there's that. But my go to truck is a 1998 Chevrolet Silverado 2500
I have a 2000 Ford Ranger stepside, no major problems, runs good. I've had 14 different offers since I've owned it the last 2 years as it's a very good-looking truck and in excellent condition. Truck is over 20 years old, I'm the second owner and was well taken care of. No complaints here.
No, tundra is very deadly, the dull interior can lead to explosions if you reroute the fuel line through the interior then accidentally kick it apart with your foot then accidentally set the exposed fuel on fire with an unfinished cigarette bud. exploding all the vehicle occupants. The tundra can also explode if you drive it off a cliff at 120mph, exploding all the occupants. See tundra is deadly.
The Tundra 5.7 V8 had plenty of issues. That is why Toyota stopped selling that engine. Now they are putting turbos in the new Tundra. Somehow, I doubt that is going to turn out so well.
Carried the mail in a ford ranger for thirty five years. First one was a eighty six model. Last one was at 2011. Very dependable. I made 550 stops A day. Traveled eighty five miles. Co-workers use them too.
One year ago I bought a low mileage 2019 Ram 1500 Classic. Hemi with 395 hp has awesome power and performance. Excellent truck. Is it any good ? Surely not according to this article.
I just had to get rid of my F350. what a helluva engine that is! But I couldn't get up in the truck anymore at times. Had to purchase a stool and my neighbor says to me "Lee you need to sell that thing and get something a lot smaller". And sadly that's what I just did. That engine never burned a drop of oil in fact the only oil it got was when I changed it after every 4k miles or so. Yep when my friends were putting quarts into their gassers I'm putting gallons of Shell Rotella T in ours. USA should take some lessons from Europe regarding diesel.
Pretty sure they fixed that for 2021 and recalled a whole bunch back and replaced the parts. It was a company that they bought the steering components from that decided to use softer metals for the rod connections. But yes it never should have happened.
Worn front shocks can cause that. That happened on 2000 F350 diesel. That truck went through a pair of front shocks and 2 pairs of rear shocks in the 24 years we owned it. Hated getting rid of it but started having trouble getting up into it after I aged out and became an invalid. Spent about $10k on maintenance through the years but not a nickel on the great 7.3 powerstroke.
"...a 2.5 liter v6 engine..." And, they show an inline 4. If you can't get the easy stuff right, do you expect us to trust you, on the hard stuff? steve
The Honda was a surprise i have to admit, but what was missing from this list was the 2019 Toyota Tacoma. Not only is all the wiring made of Soy product, the fuel pump was so dodgy it often stank of gas, the drivers seat collapsed, and the throttle body would spontaneously loose power without warning. Handed it back and Toyota Finance had no issues with me doing so. Cost cents on the dollar as well.
Believe it or not f250 and f350 are only rated for 60mph. The dealership never tells anyone this. Most people don't have much of a problem, but more often than you would think, what is called death wobble occurs. All the dealership is going to do is give you a free alignment and if problem persists they pretty much tell you that you're on your own
I find it hilarious that all these truck problems are from high speeds...if You treat Your truck like a sane person would there shouldn’t be any problem...agreed...it’s most defiantly stupid drivers You don’t want on the road anyway.
I've owned 6 Ford trucks over the years and other than a little oil burning have had no troubles. I currently have a F150 with 246,000 miles that has the 4.6 v8 and it doesn't use oil or give any problems and would be a beast on the drag strip but I'm not a hot rodder.
Well that saves my problem to buy a new truck. I'LL keep my 2001 Dodge Dakota R/T with 319.000 miles on the original engine wich runs like new . The way i see it, old is better then new.
OMG so I'm thinking "Tonka" that I will then enlarge in a 3D laser printer. I will then add a Porsche engine and a transmission from and Abrahams tank. LOL!
The F2 50 is a great truck my grandfather drives one it has a great utility my grandfather owns dozens of tree farms and he says his truck is the perfect for what he uses it for
What until they bring out 80k trucks that has over 600 hp. The people that buys these will think there cool beating a sports car and easily flipping it...
I still have a '79 F150 with 460/C6 automatic trans. Has over 300,000 miles. Never recalled, never rebuilt engine or trans. doesn't even burn oil. 100% built in US. It may not be fancy, but it has endured 42 years of lousy Idaho weather. It may be low tech, but I can still depend on it...
Same here. I have a 94 Ford Ranger 270,000 miles runs great doesn't even smoke! Commute about 100 miles every day.
I agree. 79 is a great year, too! I have a 72 F100 4x4 short bed with 390-4 bbl, 4 speed granny, lockers. I have had it almost 30 years and have used the heck out of it. Also, some off-road use, as well. It has been 100% reliable and always gets me there and back.
Those old trucks are bullet proof!
Bet u feel like a king when your lady says, honey take me for a spinnnnn!!! 😉😉👏👏👏f-150s for lovers..
Tech is overrated. It becomes obsolete long before the vehicle dies.
Watching this I’m surprised I don’t see at least one truck spontaneously explode every time I drive to the grocery store.
sensationalism...
I had a Dodge Dakota that would do that.
That only happens on NBC.
@@scootertrash911 Nah that would be CNN
For all this mayhem, I’m surprised I’ve never heard of these problems on any news channel.
Sources should be listed for further consumer research.
Why do I feel like you covered almost every pickup truck model currently on the market? Lol
Just get a Toyota and forget about it
Looks like Isuzu, Mitsubishi and Mazda are the only ones who escaped without a scratch.
The Toco wasnt even hinted at. Hurrah I love my toco
Up to 26 miles per gallon. Also tows my camper easily. Gos in the snow sits up high and makes us feel safer on the road to.
That’s true bro
After watching some of your videos, I find you're just telling people that it's safer to walk.
Same
It basically calls out all the trucks sold in the US, at least the biggest sellers. It makes sense but only because of sheer numbers of these trucks being sold.
Bad drivers will drive over you pedestrians walking, your fkd 😎
@@petemartin4300 I was just making a statement, I'm rarely a pedestrian.
I laughed so hard after reading your comment. Spot on.
Don't believe everything you see on CZcams.
Dam, where else will we learn.
Yes
Yeah he is right 😅😅😠👍👍
Maybe you guys should cover most danger flower arrangements. Seems more in your line.
But the geraniums might explode while watered...
@@ericscaillet2232 ya and the sunflowers release toxic gas
Lol
So basically don't buy any truck that contains mechanical, electrical or computerized components these days...
Or gasoline or diesel or wheels or a truck bed
I own a 2014 Ford Raptor. I guess I'm living everyday on the edge of death. Great truck.
Most of these aren’t even true or aren’t accurate information. Not every car is perfect.
Yes right my boi 👍👍😅
Tundra ~ your smog pump will break and the interior is out dated.... but it won’t kill you ?
You literally named almost every truck in the us market!!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
No number qnd statistics data in clear way. We know almost no Tacoma has big problems besides some period with rusting frame that Toyota release free replacement campaign
The tacoma is the only choice I guess
😜😜😜😜😜😜😜😜😜😜😜😜😜
@@WingWalker1 Good things about Toyota, usually they have campaign to fix it for free, but not recalls that you will get letter. We just need to actively check NHTSA website about any TSB or Champaign.
The 2014 f150 has a 98% death rate due to the reactor core melting down and giving the occupants a lethal dose of radiation.
lmfao
Death wobble
Just replaced the flux capacitor so I'm good for 88 mph 🔥🔥🔥
"We have a warp core breach!"
Lol
I’m sure that CNN will be contacting you for an anchor news position. You’re really good at improperly informing.
Wow. Im not sure if the person who did this knows that a ranger raptor is not available in the US. 🤣
CZcams does exist outside the US!
It is for 2024.
Love my F250, beautiful, fast and reliable. No issues
As do I. I have a older one tho a 7.3 but I love it and never had any problems
I have three F-Series trucks, driven a cumulative total of 560,000 miles...... not one of these so-called problems with any of them. This poster Modern Muscle is a hackjob.
If any of you've subscribed, please unsubscribe so this channel gets buried by CZcams's software and we don't have to see it again.
But it has a 98% death rate!
Try finding a 2 plus year old Ram that isn’t rusted
man you're that 2% of people lucky enough to survive, wont last for long though according to modern muscle who has a good information network at worst and incredibly reliable and extensive information network at best.
This is the first I've heard anything about the exploding models.
Me same 😅😅
And people think there shouldn't be freedom of the press HA
Because it doesn't happen.
Sometimes it's the drivers that causes the crashes , not the car
Listening to you is almost as good as listening to my doctor telling me what not to eat. So I usually ask my doctor after every visit, so what do I suppose to eat? I guess I will ask you the same question, what damn truck do we suppose to buy them?
Its NOT the vehicle. Its the PERSON behind the wheel.
I owned a 2004 and 2011 Ranger and currently own a 2020 Ranger. The 'O4 and '11 were two of the most reliable vehicles I ever owned, requiring only oil changes and new tires during the years I owned them. Thus far, my '20 has proven equally reliable. Of course, I don't treat my trucks as brutally as many Ranger owners have been known to, so that may have something to do with it.
Same here. I've owned two of them, the current one is a '94 Ranger with about 270,000 miles no rebuild and still runs great. Only maintenance is oil changes and tires. Not even spark plugs..... yes I kinda abuse it and it still keeps going. 😃👍
I feel sorry for people having to change their cars this often. My car is 1976 model. Does a great job. Regular servicing and the odd sometimes seemingly expensive repair. I have total immunity to what is an absolute scam. The modern motor car.
Sad really. There is at least one investment property or the like squandered on 3 cars in 16 years. Most modern people are now stuck in this costly rut. Well done modern motor vehicle scam
@@hughmongous6613 good effort. Lots of money saved
I owned a 2002 Ranger which I drove for 500,000 miles with no problems. I just did the essential maintenance. I own a 2011 Ranger Sport I bought brand new and currently has 300,000 with no issues. They are and were daily drivers (50 miles to work one way). Very reliable trucks.
Lol...any truck bursting into flames on a Dyno is RARELY an issue with the truck as it comes off the assembly line
That Raptor zooming across the wide open desert area was very cool; I want one!
POS Spend 80k on the top Rapttor and you will never take it off-road.
I go on the highway all the time and I see pickups all the time
And I never saw any truck spontaneously explode
Do you think it might be the drivers?
You might be on to something.
@@darrylgibson3575 Yes, because Hondas aren't built to tow or haul so when they put a Ford or Chevy fan in the drivers seat of course it will explode
I mean come on... dont you know its the OBJECTS that are the problem NOT the people? Spoons are why we are fat... Guns spontainiously just kill mother fuckers everywhere... in today's society blaming the person is just mean and socially insensitive. (I need some play-Doh and therapy because your comment made me feel sad...)
@Timothy Mckee Great point.
exactly
I owned a 2016 Chevy Colorado from new to 60,000 miles and never put a dime into it. But, they were mostly highway miles. No complaints
"98% death rate" on the F250? What the hell does that even mean?
not true thats what it means
Same like cov 19
Sounds like 2 out of 100 get extracted from the wreck still alive.
I think they're insinuating that 98% of F250s will Die in severe accidents ! 😉
98% of people who bought F250s have died of unknown causes shortly after their purchase (second, third, etc owners are fine though)
2014 Chevy Silverado 3500 4x4 crew cab long box 6.0 gas single wheel. 90% of the time on the road its pulling car trailer/boat. Owned it over 5 years and no issues.
I think he named every single truck made so what truck is good ......... The guy who wrote this article must be a Nissan Titan Fanboy cuz I think that was the only truck he didn't name
He name the nissan sir only the two izusu and mitsubishi he ddnt mention.
Toyota Tacoma wasn’t named
This is more towards rare freak accidents that have probably only happened a few times lol
Fear sells.
Duh so that must be why the manufacturer has recalled, freak accidents.
Modern Muscle: The Chevrolet Silverado has the tendency to have their engines explode.
Ad: Advertises the Chevrolet Silverado.
Imao xD
🤭 😄 😄 😄 😄👍🏻👍🏻😉
5:00 - It should be noted that the new Ford Ranger and the previous generation Ranger are 100% different vehicles. The old Ranger ended production in 2011, while a different pickup that carried the Ranger name was sold outside the US. The new Ranger is an updated version of that internationally sold one. It's too new to make a decision on its merits, yet. But by 2023/24, we (the buying public) should have some well fleshed-out performance and reliability data to go off of.
I rolled a tundra over and over again about 5 times they said on I-4 . It took some work to kick the door open. But after I got out I went to lunch with the friend who picked me up.. so there's that. But my go to truck is a 1998 Chevrolet Silverado 2500
Sounds like someone needs to learn how to drive!
I have a 2000 Ford Ranger stepside, no major problems, runs good. I've had 14 different offers since I've owned it the last 2 years as it's a very good-looking truck and in excellent condition. Truck is over 20 years old, I'm the second owner and was well taken care of. No complaints here.
So the most deadly issue with the Tundra is that the interior is "Dull"! I can live with that :)
No, tundra is very deadly, the dull interior can lead to explosions if you reroute the fuel line through the interior then accidentally kick it apart with your foot then accidentally set the exposed fuel on fire with an unfinished cigarette bud. exploding all the vehicle occupants. The tundra can also explode if you drive it off a cliff at 120mph, exploding all the occupants. See tundra is deadly.
@@Duraputer You are absolutely right, I'll definitely have to keep an eye on it.:)
@@Duraputer 🤣
That's a slow painful death. Years of dull interior until your body just gives out.
The Tundra 5.7 V8 had plenty of issues. That is why Toyota stopped selling that engine. Now they are putting turbos in the new Tundra. Somehow, I doubt that is going to turn out so well.
For the amount of money they charge these trucks should be perfect.
And for the amount of money Ford and Chevy raked in between the start of the 20tj Century and the 1970s, Detroit roads should be paved with gold.
Nothing man-made will ever be perfect...
Bet that
Where are you getting these numbers from?
All truck haz 98% death, it's stience facs
His rectum I'm sure...
So, the Toyota Tacoma is the only truck that everyone should buy?
@@1967mdavis my thoughts exactly!!!😆
Sean
I have never seen any of these issues on literally any of these trucks.
Showing a truck's rear diff cover when discussing faulty fuel tank straps just makes you look incompetent.
I have a 2003 Silverado with 130,000 miles on it. This truck runs like a top. I recommend getting this particular year. 5.3.
Agreed 🤝! I own a 2000 Silverado 1500 5.3 v8 and 141,000 runs like a dammm raped ape! Beast!
Carried the mail in a ford ranger for thirty five years. First one was a eighty six model. Last one was at 2011. Very dependable. I made 550 stops A day. Traveled eighty five miles. Co-workers use them too.
Why do I feel like watching a true horror story compilation?
So basically, I should just focus on keeping my 1988 F150.
I own two 89s and they are great trucks.
Im well blessed with them.!
Thanks for giving me the name of every single truck out there!
I like how He also mentioned basically every truck in "7 extremely reliable trucks only smart people buy"
One year ago I bought a low mileage 2019 Ram 1500 Classic. Hemi with 395 hp has awesome power and performance. Excellent truck. Is it any good ? Surely not according to this article.
Been a year I'm sure you're dead now because of that truck. Rip
Hope it's treating you good. 2019 was one of the worst years for Ram trucks
Love these rolling time bombs that made the list. Expected to see pistons shooting out at any moment.
So basically all trucks are bad according to dingus breath here he must be a prius kind of lady
Well, this dumb channel also does SUV and sports cars, but toxic masculinity is cool, too, I guess.
You named every single truck so there’s no truck at all that’s safe to drive. 😂
I like how He also mentioned basically every truck in "7 extremely reliable trucks only smart people buy"
The more you sell the bigger the chance of faulty parts and then add stupid humans.
I'm sticking my 2000 Ford F250 with the 7.3 engine.
Keep it.
I just had to get rid of my F350. what a helluva engine that is! But I couldn't get up in the truck anymore at times. Had to purchase a stool and my neighbor says to me "Lee you need to sell that thing and get something a lot smaller". And sadly that's what I just did. That engine never burned a drop of oil in fact the only oil it got was when I changed it after every 4k miles or so. Yep when my friends were putting quarts into their gassers I'm putting gallons of Shell Rotella T in ours. USA should take some lessons from Europe regarding diesel.
Right on, Lee. Thanks. @@leecowell8165
Got to love the death wobble from camber problems too.
Pretty sure they fixed that for 2021 and recalled a whole bunch back and replaced the parts. It was a company that they bought the steering components from that decided to use softer metals for the rod connections. But yes it never should have happened.
Worn front shocks can cause that. That happened on 2000 F350 diesel. That truck went through a pair of front shocks and 2 pairs of rear shocks in the 24 years we owned it. Hated getting rid of it but started having trouble getting up into it after I aged out and became an invalid. Spent about $10k on maintenance through the years but not a nickel on the great 7.3 powerstroke.
As a former f-150 owner, I'm not surprised it has the most trucks on here.
Haha! 5.4 are beast if you maintain them properly.
And you actually change the sparkplugs before they weld themselves to the engine.
Lol, I've been towing my boat and trailer that weight a combined 4,000 pounds with my 07 ridgeline since I've had it with no issues at all.
Thats because it is not a truck. Its an accord. :)
I'd rather own a Ridgeline then alot of other trucks
I drive a Hilux and a Landcruiser 75...I don t know about " problems "
"...a 2.5 liter v6 engine..."
And, they show an inline 4.
If you can't get the easy stuff right,
do you expect us to trust you, on the
hard stuff?
steve
Never had a problem with any of the F150s I have had and exceeding 200K miles!
Dang guess I'm just going to have to up for an Abrams tank
Those explode to!!
Who buys a Ridgeline to tow? Like buying a Tacoma to tow? Ridgeline will be fine under 5k lbs and on occasion weekend trips to home depot.
‘In 2013 a 2014 Silverado caught fire’ yeah right mate
WTF!!!! What's left 4 safety on truck's..I do luv these video's..TU 4 sharing these w/us..
Apart from the mercedes truck, which the stopped making, dude is just blowing smoke
They don’t lack safety, it’s the people who drive them.
So defective fuel tank straps and towing loads the engines aren't capable of handling---yet are advertised as capable---are the drivers' fault?
I wonder how many of these stats are from jackasses
Ahh, a 10 minute commercial from honda ridgeline!
The Honda was a surprise i have to admit, but what was missing from this list was the 2019 Toyota Tacoma. Not only is all the wiring made of Soy product, the fuel pump was so dodgy it often stank of gas, the drivers seat collapsed, and the throttle body would spontaneously loose power without warning. Handed it back and Toyota Finance had no issues with me doing so. Cost cents on the dollar as well.
Ok so what truck is safe? Apparently any pickup you have will send you to a firey grave
none honestly if you gauge by the uploader's standard
With a 98% deathrates...
Tacoma's. They're just hard to find lately with dealer markups common.
I know someone with an f250 and it's suspension isn't that bad
It isn't that bad it isn't that bad football exploded last year around our neighborhood
Believe it or not f250 and f350 are only rated for 60mph. The dealership never tells anyone this. Most people don't have much of a problem, but more often than you would think, what is called death wobble occurs. All the dealership is going to do is give you a free alignment and if problem persists they pretty much tell you that you're on your own
@@mrbiggdick9114 never get a ford .Get a Ram and be happy
There's a Definite reoccurring theme here: All these vehicles are Hi Tech; and were built within the last 15 years!!
9:10 .......So we're just gonna ignore the gaming rig inside the Toyota Tundra? 🤔🤣
Maybe if all you do is stomp on the gas and slam on the brake, it may be affecting vehicles reliability
Right..and getting the scheduled maintenance probably is a good idea too!
It seem all of today's vehicles are fire hazards.
I'm glad I was able to keep my older vehicles.
My dude named all the trucks out there 😂
Where are they getting these percentages from ?
Out of some Karen's ass
From sigheance.
Suddenly I envisioned myself entering a fiery grave
I find it hilarious that all these truck problems are from high speeds...if You treat Your truck like a sane person would there shouldn’t be any problem...agreed...it’s most defiantly stupid drivers You don’t want on the road anyway.
Hey just asking but if I was to get a first gen dodge would it be safe to drive?
I've owned 6 Ford trucks over the years and other than a little oil burning have had no troubles. I currently have a F150 with 246,000 miles that has the 4.6 v8 and it doesn't use oil or give any problems and would be a beast on the drag strip but I'm not a hot rodder.
So what is the safest and are these issues being fixed?
Well that saves my problem to buy a new truck.
I'LL keep my 2001 Dodge Dakota R/T with 319.000 miles on the original engine wich runs like new . The way i see it, old is better then new.
Thank you for the update WOW
The moral?? NEVER, EVER BUY A TRUCK UNLESS YOU WANT TO DIE ☠
OMG so I'm thinking "Tonka" that I will then enlarge in a 3D laser printer. I will then add a Porsche engine and a transmission from and Abrahams tank. LOL!
Than do that
F150, Ram, and tundra shouldn't be here
F150 definitely should
@@mrbiggdick9114 along with dodge and toys trucks too, they all have issues.
Yeah all of these trucks should be GM.
2:02
F-250: YES! Beautiful drifting...
Me: Into a failure😂😂😂.
Maximum Overdive movie teaser LMFAO 👌
I’m looking to get a truck and I really like the jeep gladiator, how’s the safety on that?
Dangerous for your heart because of the sticker shock!
And yet the Ford, RAM and GM trucks are proving irresistible in Australia to the "I have a small weenie" brigade!
the x class only needs a little bit of mods to everythis to make it reliable
So who makes the best truck anyway?
I drove my 1985 Ford F-250 Lariat diesel truck over 350,000 miles without exploding.
Toyota that's who
I love my 2014 F 150 lariat!
The F2 50 is a great truck my grandfather drives one it has a great utility my grandfather owns dozens of tree farms and he says his truck is the perfect for what he uses it for
I think he should talk more about most dangerous piece of paper because he obviously knows almost nothing
Lesson learned: don't buy any trucks that has an engine :d
Well, that just about covers every pickup truck on the market.
Thank you I guess I'm just going to stick with my old shit box 👍
My man's named every truck bruh what do u want us to get godamn
Thanks for the info
So if it doesn't break down, it'll catch fire & explode right?
lol
With a 98% death rate...least we forget.
Glad i bought a tacoma lol
Me too! 2005 was a better truck than my 2016 even with the frame issues. Can’t get the quirky computer issues resolved. Surges!!
What until they bring out 80k trucks that has over 600 hp. The people that buys these will think there cool beating a sports car and easily flipping it...
Those loud noises, rattles and vibrations will definitely kill you.