4 hours ago, mogandave said:

My dad always told not to ask someone that HAS one, ask someone that HAD one.

I've had a few Toyotas, and quite a few Fords. They both build good products.

My wife would not even consider a Ford, and I think the 'tuna is better looking anyway.


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In my work, I have probably driven more Toyota's in much more sh!t conditions than all y'alls together and their a darned reliable machine; even the one I rolled. I ran up near enough 100,000 km on a Vigo 4x4 before Ford's current Ranger appeared and I bought one in 2011. Style and design, form and function is truly in the eye of the beholder so whatever gives you a woody is OK by me. I miss my old Dodge Ram.

 

I just like pushing fredo's buttons.

 

gushing oil.... LOL

2 hours ago, NanLaew said:

In my work, I have probably driven more Toyota's in much more sh!t conditions than all y'alls together and their a darned reliable machine; even the one I rolled. I ran up near enough 100,000 km on a Vigo 4x4 before Ford's current Ranger appeared and I bought one in 2011. Style and design, form and function is truly in the eye of the beholder so whatever gives you a woody is OK by me. I miss my old Dodge Ram.

 

I just like pushing fredo's buttons.

 

gushing oil.... LOL

As it happens I do like the Ranger 3.2. Its the Everest I don't like design wise.

 

As I was in the market for yet another MPV only had 2 choice's. Everest 3.2. 0r the Fortuner Spivo 2.8. As stated didn't like the front end of the Everest. Added to the fact that I was offered a great deal on the Spivo, + the 3 day delivery, went for that.

Only hope that it's as good as my last Spivo 8+ years of trouble free motoring.

 

So far so good, fantastic on fuel, much quieter, better handling, LED lights, great seats and the new 6 speed box. Just a few of the bit's they have improved on.