i should not have to. intelligent people will figure out that i am talking about two comparable engines.
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i should not have to. intelligent people will figure out that i am talking about two comparable engines.
you got the figures to prove your case. I currently own a RAV4 and have owned a Nissan Frontier with approx same sized engine. Gas milage is slightly better on the RAV4 but only slightly.
i am not going to argue this with you, bob. you know everything. i am not that special.
Please do not buy a Path finder now. The new series has transmission problems and After verifying different cars, we just got our Ford Explorer, XLT hardly 2 days ago. Maintenance, resale value, spares etc... Ford won. Toyota is a great car and has a higher resale value but super expensive. So if you have money then Toyota but ford is also good and lots of room inside the car. Contact Ariel from auto americana in Bavaro, 8299667077 and talk to him. Also you can use my reference. Very helpful and they have three outlets in DR. Good luck.
i agree with you on the Ford. the Explorer is a very good car for what you have to spend to get a good one.
We had to sell our qashqai cos of spare part problems. We sometimes had to bring from europe and here they know nothing of fixing cars. Got tired of all the spare part problems and sold it. Santo Domingo motors who sold us the car asked us more than 100,000 pesos to fix the panoramic roof, just a small plastic joint piece was broken...
Given the additional fact that you already have a Honda Pilot.....if you can (age rules etc.), I would definitely ship it.
They are not as popular as Highlanders, Explorers etc., but there are plenty of them on the Island.
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A very witless statement as expected.
For the record, Tundra does come in 6 cylinders. The standard mileage for these are 16 to 20 miles per gallon.
Yes, it did....but, Toyota discontinued it after the 2014 model year. The mileage differential between the V6 and V8 was not significant enough to keep both engines....but the power gains of the V8, without sacrificing to many mpg's, doomed the V6, and relegated it to the Tacoma.
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Thanks. I made mention of it because (unless I failed to see it and I might've had) the OP didn't specify year, just make and model.
thank you for correcting that, since i did not want to lower myself to respond to that obsequious, obnoxious little prick. what i have forgotten about vehicles he will never know, but the douchebag runs to wikipedia to see if he can get a gotcha moment.
Stay classy San Diego, stay on subject. There was a Tundra V6, discontinued but still in the market.
Perhaps I do not know to the levels of details of an insurance adjuster (that was your expertise and profession after all those years of college??) knows about vehicles but I do know plenty about them myself.
you don?t know dick. you just like to hear yourself talk. tell me the difference between align boring and shot peening. if you can?t , shut the heck up.
as to my level of expertise...what i chose to do is none of your business. i was one of the best at what i did, and i did it because i loved it. if you have a beef with it, then you can go somewhere and slit your wrists, quietly.
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I do owe respect to the OP and will not hijack his discussion. Please feel free to open a vehicle discussion over OT and will meet you there with class. Thanks.
Its always nice to see people striving, hey, a profession and a job are both blessings. Open up that discussion to see how good you were and teach me a few things, its always nice to learn from experts?
i have no time to dick around with infantile children. if you want to learn, there is always wiki. you know, where you found out about 6 cylinder Tundras.
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