Toyota Tacoma vs. Chevy Colorado vs. Ford Ranger: What We Learned After a Year of Ownership
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Top Comments (10)
So moral of the story is you'll probably end up liking whichever one you end up buying
As a Toyota employee, how can the Chevy have MORE plastic than the Tacoma? Did not know that was possible, lol.
The real test would be how these fair after 150k miles...
You lost me when I heard $55K for a mid size truck 😂.
First oil change at 9800 miles! Not good
This review was honestly fresh air to my nostrils. All 3 of them were given a fair evaluation and were all treated with the respect that comes with manufacturers building these machines. You sir, are an unsung hero for not being biased
I have a 2024 Ranger and haven't had any issues with the rear doors not closing. I have also not noticed any issues with the transmission needing to warm up, but I live in Texas so perhaps that is more on an issue in colder climates. My only complaint has been the sensor for the adaptive cruise control is really sensitive and disables that feature on occasion when it's raining or a bug hits the windshield where the sensor is located at the top of the windshield. Beyond that, it has been great and exceeded my expectations. I keep it in eco mode and usually average about 23 mpg city/hwy combined with the 2.3L. I have also towed trailers several times and it handled that task like a champ as well.
If you had to pick one of these trucks to own, which one would you pick and why? Let us know in the comments.
33% depreciation in 15k miles and 1 year is fucking insanity
Be happy that you have a choice of 3 good trucks. I'd pick the Ranger.
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Top Comments (10)
So moral of the story is you'll probably end up liking whichever one you end up buying
As a Toyota employee, how can the Chevy have MORE plastic than the Tacoma? Did not know that was possible, lol.
The real test would be how these fair after 150k miles...
You lost me when I heard $55K for a mid size truck 😂.
First oil change at 9800 miles! Not good
This review was honestly fresh air to my nostrils. All 3 of them were given a fair evaluation and were all treated with the respect that comes with manufacturers building these machines. You sir, are an unsung hero for not being biased
I have a 2024 Ranger and haven't had any issues with the rear doors not closing. I have also not noticed any issues with the transmission needing to warm up, but I live in Texas so perhaps that is more on an issue in colder climates. My only complaint has been the sensor for the adaptive cruise control is really sensitive and disables that feature on occasion when it's raining or a bug hits the windshield where the sensor is located at the top of the windshield. Beyond that, it has been great and exceeded my expectations. I keep it in eco mode and usually average about 23 mpg city/hwy combined with the 2.3L. I have also towed trailers several times and it handled that task like a champ as well.
If you had to pick one of these trucks to own, which one would you pick and why? Let us know in the comments.
33% depreciation in 15k miles and 1 year is fucking insanity
Be happy that you have a choice of 3 good trucks. I'd pick the Ranger.