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Thanks for the feedback! I've picked it up and it seems great. Not bad grunt too. It's just going to be my second car, something I can use without worrying too much (the XR6 T is for that purpose for me) so it fits the bill.

Interestingly, they actually tried to sell me paint protection (it's a cab chassis with alloy tray!) but they got my standard response - "No thanks".

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  • Member For: 23y 9m 5d
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We've got a 4cyl petrol (2.7lt?) trayback Hilux at work and it is quite good. Very torquey for 4cyl. We have a BA 6cyl ute as well and I have to say in all honesty I prefer the Hilux. :crybaby: The seats are more comfy in the BA though.

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Forget the Toyota and get yourself a REAL ute like a Ford F250 :crybaby:

Clarke :crybaby:

If my company gave me a choice I would have got the F250 :crybaby:

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  • Member For: 21y 2m 5d
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  • Location: Brisbane
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Forget the Toyota and get yourself a REAL ute like a Ford F250 :spit:

Clarke :stirthepot:

If my company gave me a choice I would have got the F250 :spoton:

Might be a silly question guys, but have you ever driven a late model one. Recently had the opetunity to drive a few F250's and some big GMC products, and to be honest I was not that impressed. Thought the Savanna from memory a ten seater was pretty bloody good, definately the best of what I drove.

Scotty

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