I have owned my truck for about 2 months now and to this point it has been nothing but great. Everyone likes the truck and continually gives me compliments. Recently I took it to get an oil change and even the mechanic was unable to find anything to "fix." He wrote "truck is in great shape" on the recipe and sent me on my way. Driving this truck after owning a car has been a godsend. I have a smooth driving truck that gets pretty solid gas mileage and feels like it will continue to run great for years to come. At the time of purchase, my truck had 85,000 miles and I was able to finance for 4 years. I feel that this truck will go well into the 150,000's when it comes to total life mileage, making it a great investment for the next 4 years. I purchased the manual 4cyl (153 horses) and find the shifting to be rather smooth and the horse power to be quite adequate for my every day use driving to and from work, as well as, to and from school. I look forward to adding a few items to the truck including, slightly larger tires, small lift, and a spray on bed liner.

This truck has a great ride. It has over 52,000 miles on it. Have never had any problems with it. Done all the proper maintenance on it and its smooth. The only thing I don't like is that its a King Cab, so it has the jumper seats in the back. Which doesn't fit anyone, unless they are short and small, 140 lb person or less. It can hold a decent load. But its no giant truck. Has a V6 engine which is enough power for me.

This truck rides really nice given the Bilstein shocks. It has been a great truck for hunting and fishing for me. The four-wheel drive has come in handy many times. I also like that it is half the size of my old F-150. Sadly, it gets about the same gas mileage as my old truck. It has a few quirks, such as the vibration felt at stops.