Recent content by Coastie05

My ‘22 4 cylinder Colorado does 0-60 in about 10 seconds which is the same amount of time as my old ‘14 Civic and just slightly slower than my old ‘13 CRV. I’m just not seeing why 60% of S10 sales in ‘96 were 4 cylinder and now today (until the ‘23 came out) the V6 Colorado was the one that sold...

What I missing? I didn't see a thread that mirrored mine. I'm asking a simple question...why were ppl in the 90's buying 4 cylinder trucks and now we're the extreme minority (until the turbo 4 got dropped into them).

So the point of this thread is to have a conversation about buying power changes over the years. I like to watch a YouTube channel called Pete's S10 Page and I came across an interesting videos with some stats. This video is a "what's new" video about the 1997 S10. At about 6:38ish in the video...

I’ve driven both and hands down the Honda is the better drivers car. So, I’ll be the lone wolf here and vote for the Honda. There are plenty of 1.5t/cvt combos in the Civic, Accord, and CRV that have over 100k miles with no issues. Small displacement engines with turbos are the way of the future...

Great looking truck. Congratulations on your purchase.

I don’t think the Ford would be a bad option. My grandpa and aunt both have the escape with ecoboost and they’ve both been rock solid.

Buick for sure.

Definitely jealous! Nice truck for sure.

For me it was the sitting on the floor feeling. My legs are straight out in front of me like I was on the floor instead of a nice bend like I get in any other vehicle. I absolutely love Taco’s but I couldn’t live with the seating position, so I bought a Colorado instead.

I’d go with the Ranger if having to choose between the two. The Tacoma has a very uncomfortable seating position.

I think that is a very smart decision.

Are you planning to sell it now and move on?

Not now. There aren’t enough charging stations to make me comfortable traveling.

Of the two choices I would go with the Ford. Why not consider the GM twins?

****, that thing is really nice.