Originally Posted by JohnnyJohnson
Lots of Miata mx5's wait and get a stick and the options you won't regret it.
Wife wants a auto🤮, I'm not against it as long as they have a reliable unit.
Originally Posted by skyactiv
You might wanna see if the recall was performed.
Paddle shifters are a marketing ploy. You will quickly forget about them.
Quote from Consumers Reports: "Sprinting to highway speed is more enjoyable when you work the short, stubby shifter and effortless clutch...
Wife just totaled our 2017 VW golf sportwagon and I'm thinking of scratching my roadster itch with a 2016 Miata MX-5 grand touring with 12,000 miles. It will be a automatic with a softop. Not thrilled about either of these options but I like paddle shifters so I'll get some enjoyment out of it...
Hey guys the warranty is almost up on my wife's VW golf sportwagon and we will be looking to trade it in and also trade our way out of the $400 dollar new car payment into a sub $300 payment. I love my f150 2.7 eco so much that I'm considering the eco mustang circa 2015-16. She loves the looks...
Originally Posted by CKN
Originally Posted by FLORIDA
Hey folks my last few posts here at bitog have been about finding a good used 3/4 ton diesel to upgrade from my f150 2.7 eco. I'm having a hard time find a good pre emmissions truck in my price range that isn't junk and many people here have...
Originally Posted by A_Harman
You tow a lot during a year, and I wouldn't recommend a 2.7EB for that much of a loaded duty cycle. A gas V8 could be a good choice, if you are able to run it on 87 octane all the time.
What fuel do you run in the 2.7EB?
What kind of fuel economy do you get?
How...
Hey folks my last few posts here at bitog have been about finding a good used 3/4 ton diesel to upgrade from my f150 2.7 eco. I'm having a hard time find a good pre emmissions truck in my price range that isn't junk and many people here have recommended a gasser which honestly I didn't really...
I'm cool with the rough ride, buying it for towing. Didn't like the bank terms on the 05. Got approved with better terms on a 08 3500 6.7 6 spped manual. Still have to go check it out though. It is deleted though.
Hey folks I've been used diesel hunting and I've found a 2005 Ram 3500 5.9 4x4 238,000 miles that I'm going to go look at. I'm not diesel saavy so any pointers on what to look at engine wise would be appreciated. It's a auto(really wanted a 6 speed manual) but it's been built by suncoast, who is...
Originally Posted by ls1mike
Originally Posted by FLORIDA
Originally Posted by ls1mike
What is your ultimate plan for the truck? Maybe I missed it.
How many miles a year will you be using it?
30k a year, 75%towing a 5ver. Traveling boilermaker, full time rver. I'm just tired of the new car...
Originally Posted by ls1mike
What is your ultimate plan for the truck? Maybe I missed it.
How many miles a year will you be using it?
30k a year, 75%towing a 5ver. Traveling boilermaker, full time rver. I'm just tired of the new car payment, I want a used truck that with maintenence can do...
Thanks for all the replies.
Here's a idea on what I'm looking at for something to buy. Seems to be quite a few of these nice 6.0 trucks, probably because so many were scared off from them.
autonation bradenton
Yea I really don't want to pull a trailer 25k miles a year getting 7 miles to the gallon. Seems like that's what I would be getting based on what other 6.2 and 6.8 users are getting. I'm barely getting 9mpg with my 2.7 ecoboost pulling 6k let alone upgrading to a 10k+ trailer.