Midsize trucks with Dave from All Terrain Nation



Publisher Tim Esterdahl is live with Dave from All Terrain Nation. Watch as they discuss the midsize truck market.

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11 thoughts on “Midsize trucks with Dave from All Terrain Nation”

  1. There could be some great deals to be made at dealerships next year, the auto industry in the US is already seeing declining sales numbers. Plus the US economy is in the tank right now gas, and grocery prices are through the roof, most people paying $500+ a week for gas & groceries, also the US economy generally slows way down during an election year.

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  2. Yes the vehicle Automatic Kill Switch is currently mandated for all vehicles manufactured after 2026, signed into law with the Infrastructure Bill in 2021. Rep Thomas Massie recently put forth an amendment to defund this mandate which failed to pass. Therefore all vehicles manufactured after 2026 WILL have a mandated kill switch unless some retracting law is passed.

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  3. I call BS on your comments here Tim. No one is asking for a 19k truck. But a trd off-road premium being the same price as a Ranger raptor is crazy. You can option other midsize trucks with off road capability in the mid 40’s.

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  4. Oh how people forget information about Turbo's in FORD's. Ecoboost is either Eco or Boosting power.
    Turbo's need cooling and that comes from spraying extra fuel into the cylinder for cooling the exhaust turbo.
    Unless you have a turbo diesel, stay away from gasoline turbo's unless you want a $5000.00 bill every 100,000 miles.
    Some of those turbo's will make it for 200,000 miles but kiss it good-bye or spend the money if you overworked it.

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  5. Have a 2019 TRD Sport with the extended cab and I don't think I would buy another extended cab without the extra door. I don't put people back there but use it all the time just to put items (IE Groceries) in there. Without the door the extended cab looks pretty useless to me besides the leg room in the 2024's.

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  6. Anyone that says they don’t care about styling on trucks or vehicles in general are basically kidding themselves. Styling is important to me. When I park and walk away, I almost always look back and like looking at my truck! Makes me feel good!

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