07 SILVERADO vs 07 tundra?
08-01-2007, 05:44 PM
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well kinda of the subject but my uncle just bought a new tundra and I like th echevy better, I have a 07 nnbs ccvmax 4wd and he paid more for the 2wd then I did and he has the same option other then 4wd. My truck is rated to tow more and they run pretty close to side by side. From a role he can get me depending on speed but once my truck starts to rev I will pull him a little. 6speed auto and 5.7 are nice the rest of the truck is nice as well but I prefer the chevy. We will both be towing the same size boat in the next few weeks so we will see who tows better.
08-02-2007, 11:38 AM
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Originally Posted by trever1t
The problem is that it's not a fair market. American products are taxed heavily when imported into foreign countries yet foreign goods are imported into the US with hardley any taxes.
We have OSHA, the EPA and labor unions, they do not. The American economy is dying because we buy more foreign product that's cheaper than can be produced here. I see jobs going over-seas dailey because most Americans only care about getting it cheaper.
I dont care if the truck is built here, the money ends up there. Sure the world is getting smaller, and I'm not against international free trade but I am against American plant closures.
You want to buy a foreign truck, go ahead, but I will always buy American as much as I can. I buy local goods too. Work here, live here and spend my money here.
PS. My truck was built in Windsor, Canada.....that's still North America, right
We have OSHA, the EPA and labor unions, they do not. The American economy is dying because we buy more foreign product that's cheaper than can be produced here. I see jobs going over-seas dailey because most Americans only care about getting it cheaper.
I dont care if the truck is built here, the money ends up there. Sure the world is getting smaller, and I'm not against international free trade but I am against American plant closures.
You want to buy a foreign truck, go ahead, but I will always buy American as much as I can. I buy local goods too. Work here, live here and spend my money here.
PS. My truck was built in Windsor, Canada.....that's still North America, right
Check it out.. I think most of you will be surprised.
http://www.toyota.com/about/operatio...ing/index.html
If I were to buy a new truck, it would be the Sierra Denali.
08-03-2007, 07:03 PM
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I'm not debating that the jap vehicles are made here and do provide jobs for Americans, I'm saying the bulk of the profits are made by the same guys who lost WWII....In reality the whole picture is blurred with foreign investing etc but the basic principles are still true. 
08-04-2007, 05:57 PM
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Originally Posted by rgv2002_956
i dont think i would go with da new tundra cuz i heard they had a recall with da engines...
Let me say you made a great choice in the Tundra. I love my Crewmax
. Anyway, there were less than 20 reported cases of engine failure. So I guess you wouldnt buy a C6 Z06, since the roofs fly off 
08-25-2007, 07:11 AM
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Originally Posted by dani7
here and there they are basicly same truck we have all been buying for years
PS- your grammar and punctuation sucks, a 3rd grade english book can help you with that.
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