If you actually haul stuff. What percent of four-door F150's are sold with 5.5' beds? A really good chunk of them. There are four-door F-150's with 6.5 beds but they are few and far between. This strikes me as the perfect vehicle for someone who needs a Ridgeline but wants to look cooler.
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That's ok I guess, Myself, I'm one of those folks who uses a 8' bed..I heat my house with a outside wood burner, and my truck is used as my wood hauler, I need a 8' bed.. anything smaller isn't even a consideration. Right now, my truck is sitting outside with a load of maple in it..I can't get into my side yard where my woodpile is, because the ground is saturated with water from all the rain we got over the weekend. But yeah, I use mine to actually haul stuff, and I've put some pretty good loads on it, too.
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New Ranger is apparently out as well.
I'll stick with my Ram.
Sorta around sometimes for some of your shitty mod needs.
I'll be in the market in a couple of years, and this has my attention. My '95 Sierra is showing her age. I like the bed/gate design of the Ridgeline, and we have had good luck with a number of Jeeps ('04 Liberty, '10 Compass, '10 Cherokee). When the Cherokee got t-boned and totaled, we found an '07 H3 with low miles and a manual transmission. The damn thing is fun to drive, but a repairs are a might costly. I don't know that many vehicles are available with a manual transmission anymore. When the GMC dies, a Jeep with a bed, 4x4, and a stick checks a lot of boxes.
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I continue to read that Jeeps have very low ratings pertaining to quality.