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Advice on a 4WD Truck for mainly farm purposes


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Hi ,

 

I'm looking for replace this vehicle "2006/2007 Isuzu D-Max truck RWD 116 hp Engine 4JK1 Manual Transmission" for a 4WD, do not need to be an Isuzu, can be any manufacturer.

The Isuzu 2WD truck is great for travel long distance and very economic, but it sucks hard for my farm needs, I got stuck in the mud several times, also this engine is too small for big load (big I mean +-750kg) and I definitely do not want to blow up the engine, then it is my only option, replace the vehicle.

 

I'm looking for a reliable second hand truck in the date range (2010/2012), double or extended cab, 4WD, up to 150 HP and Manual Transmission. Since the truck will be used not only for farm only but for traveling in the country (long distance 3 or 4 times a year). My budget limit is 500K.

 

I got some good review with the following ones:

 

  • Toyota Hilux Vigo Extra Cab G (3.0) 168 hp
  • Toyota Hilux Vigo Double Cab G (3.0) 163 hp
  • Chevrolet Colorado 2.5L 163 hp (which model?)
  • Chevrolet Colorado 2.8L 200 hp (diesel or benzine?)
  • Ford Ranger Double Cab XLT 2.5 4WD  (hp?)
  • Ford Ranger Double Cab XLT 3.0 4WD   (hp?)

 

What recommendations do you have? I would love to find a good specs website for Thai used vehicles only, but it seems very difficult and all specs I found is for new vehicles only in their own website.

 

Anyway thanks for the help, maybe someone is/was in a similar situation here.

 

Regards,

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13 hours ago, Daffy D said:

Unimog, you'll never get stuck :thumbsup:

 

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We had a fleet of them for work in China. Awesome truck with 12 forward gears and 12 reverse gears. The latter feature was developed specifically for the Italian army apparently.

 

...or was it the French?

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12 minutes ago, colinneil said:

You cannot beat Isuzu, why are you even considering others?

Think I must disagree....:smile:

 

My Toyota 4x4 Vigo with auto trans is in it's tenth year, still drives like new, no rattles, knocks, rust, nothing....Toyota is worldwide known for reliability..

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3 minutes ago, transam said:

Think I must disagree....:smile:

 

My Toyota 4x4 Vigo with auto trans is in it's tenth year, still drives like new, no rattles, knocks, rust, nothing....Toyota is worldwide known for reliability..

 

So is Isuzu

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My eyes are wide open.

There are 5 vehicles within the family.

One 15 year old Isuzu, one 9 year old Isuzu ( was ours but sold to bil).

One 8 month old Isuzu, one 5 year old Vigo ( trouble since the day it was bought )

One 6 year old vios, been in the garage 3 times.

Three Isuzus never a problem. two  Toyotas problems problems.

Answer ISUZU IS FAR BETTER.

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1 minute ago, colinneil said:

My eyes are wide open.

There are 5 vehicles within the family.

One 15 year old Isuzu, one 9 year old Isuzu ( was ours but sold to bil).

One 8 month old Isuzu, one 5 year old Vigo ( trouble since the day it was bought )

One 6 year old vios, been in the garage 3 times.

Three Isuzus never a problem. two  Toyotas problems problems.

Answer ISUZU IS FAR BETTER.

Would love to know the problems with the Vigo.....Tell all...I can live and learn plus keep your stuff in my gray cells for future posters questions...:smile:

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2 minutes ago, CGW said:

Your in luck, wife's family selling this pristine truck, one careful owner low mileage, no service history, a little surface rust, new tires in 1956, free 5 gallon of premium oil to buyer!

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Nice if it has a 454ci BB Chevy under the hood....:wub:

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