How about the most reliable vehicle ever thread ?

[Seahawk]

Originally Posted by GH85Carrera

Like any pickup truck or SUV, just another of the same old same old.

Not that there is anything wrong with being a sheep in the herd, and being boring.

I'm a Sheep because I want my truck to tow farm equipment, be reliable to 200k+, provide the most comfortable, ergonomic environment possible?

I'll lead that herd.

When I drive to work I want boring, repetitive and predictable.

So, Toyota:I have well over a million miles on Toyota frames...one towable offense in the "herd" .

I DD the 1996 Land Cruiser I bought from a friend of mine. There is more soul in that truck than all the 911's I have ever owned.

You have to know where to drive to get it.

[Noah930]

Originally Posted by GH85Carrera

Yep, a list of very boring cars. How often does someone pull up next to an old Lexus and show a thumbs up, or want a picture. Like any pickup truck or SUV, just another of the same old same old.

Not that there is anything wrong with being a sheep in the herd, and being boring.

[VincentVega]

Originally Posted by Seahawk

I'm a Sheep because I want my truck to tow farm equipment, be reliable to 200k+, provide the most comfortable, ergonomic environment possible?

I'll lead that herd.

When I drive to work I want boring, repetitive and predictable.

So, Toyota:I have well over a million miles on Toyota frames...one towable offense in the "herd" .

I DD the 1996 Land Cruiser I bought from a friend of mine. There is more soul in that truck than all the 911's I have ever owned.

You have to know where to drive to get it.

Well said. Only gripe with the LC is the fuel bill, but obviously more to it.

I really wanted to like a tundra, but I just cant get comfortable. Every time I hop it I hit my head on the door frame. Muscle memory of my chebby? Maybe. I'll put the 5.3l in my truck up against anything similar for power/reliability but GM doesnt know how to make a truck that doesnt rust!