Pick Up Vehicle Users

[ichiro_toshiyuki]

Ford F-150 SVT Raptor

Edited October 6, 2012 by ichiro_toshiyuki

[mr_orgasmo]

Does anyone know how much a suspension lift would cost? Budgetary lang, for an L200 90s model. And saan gumugawa nun? I'm not looking for pang porma quality, just a decent lift for everyday work and commute.

[yasser]

1.Toyota Hilux

2.Nissan Navara

3.Ford Ranger

 

same here man, Toyota Hilux would still be the best

[johnlove]

for speed - Nissan Navarra

for driving comfort - Mitsubishi l200

for carrying loads & off-road use - Ford Ranger

Edited October 9, 2012 by johnlove

[Guns of the Patriots]

Toyota Hilux....durable on off-road conditions.

 

I've been using it for the past months....it really is a back saver.

[big4mat]

Kelan ba dating dito sa pinas ng Ford Ranger 3.2L 4x4 wildtrak?

[praetorian]

tulo laway ko sa Toyota Hilux 4x4

[PedroPaterno]

Gas consumption, reliability, slight comfort, and torque in one balanced package = Ford Ranger (used to own a '07 model, and from what I've heard it just got way better with the 2012 model)

[icarus_05]

i have driven toyota hilux, nissan frontier, mitsu strada and ford ranger. i can say the best for me in terms of ride and handling is the mitsubishi strada.

[khantan]

i have driven toyota hilux, nissan frontier, mitsu strada and ford ranger. i can say the best for me in terms of ride and handling is the mitsubishi strada.

Same here, maganda ang location ng driver seat - hindi malapit sa pintuan.

[vincez]

Isuzu pa din.

[frankieme61]

Isuzu DMAX

[tyututyu55]

ganda ng bagong ford ranger.

[johnlove]

I love the L200 because the driver's sitting position is not too close to the door.

[frankieme61]

Isuzu to the nth post!