I had always been a Ford girl, until my Ford laid down and was going to cost a small fortune to repair. Yes, I was one of those unfortunate individuals that got the 6.0 Powerstroke. So, I decided to go with a new Chevrolet Truck. At first I was a little worried that it wouldn't pull my horse trailer since I went to a gas engine from a diesel, but I have been happy with its performance. It drives, rides and handles great. I love having the 4WD, which has saved me a time or two especially at horse shows and my son's motocross races. I would have to say the only things I have found wrong with my truck are that the gas mileage is horrible, when it rains real hard sometimes water will get in my rear door, and it seems like a lot of the maintaince has to be done at the dealerships

This truck is dependable, tough, economical, and also has good performance. I've put this truck through many different paces through decades of ownership and it has never failed me. It's been used in farm work in the Midwest, driven through tough terrain in Canada and Alaska, and also been an everyday vehicle. The engine provides plenty of power for both towing heavy loads and also cruising the interstate and passing. The body has held through tough winters and lots of road salt without rusting away. The truck is economical enough overall that it provides decent gas mileage when used for commuting or driving long distances. The main components of the truck have held up over the years and only needed basic maintenance or replacement at an appropriate time.

I never had a truck before this one, and I bought by referral from an old boss. I still drive it after all these years, and it has over 278,00 miles and still ticking (knock on wood). I paid $600.00 for it and never once needed to repair anything after I bought it. Even after a few replacement parts, it still is good to me. I use it for working and leisure.