Dodge/Ram is the best bang for the buck. Toyota will likely hold value the best, but they are pricey. Ford is never a bad choice, but tough to get good value because the new aluminum trucks had a price increase across the lineup.

I bet you can get into a Ram Big Horn with all of your options, maybe a couple of extras, for at or under $40k

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Posted by TexasTiger34

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Posted on 7/3/15 at 8:55 am to jordan21210

thanks

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Posted by Ole Geauxt

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Posted on 7/3/15 at 9:44 am to jordan21210

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Dodge/Ram is the best bang for the buck. Toyota will likely hold value the best, but they are pricey. Ford is never a bad choice, but tough to get good value because the new aluminum trucks had a price increase across the lineup.

I bet you can get into a Ram Big Horn with all of your options, maybe a couple of extras, for at or under $40k

You need to be in political office.

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Posted by X123F45

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Posted on 7/3/15 at 10:03 am to jordan21210

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Dodge/Ram is the best bang for the buck. Toyota will likely hold value the best, but they are pricey. Ford is never a bad choice, but tough to get good value because the new aluminum trucks had a price increase across the lineup.

This.

I'm a toyota guy, but the redesign of the hemi 5.7 was the quietest game changer in history.

Had a crew cab 4x4 for almost a month when I was moved. I averaged nearly 30 on the mpg gauge and 26 hand calculated.

I got bettwr mileage in that than I did in the Dart that followed it.

Just run 0w30 or 0w20 in the motor and it'll treat you right to 200k.

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