whats better toyota or mazda 4 cyclinder
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whats better toyota or mazda 4 cyclinder
looking at a 2004 toyota single cab 4 banger 5 speed with A\C with 12.000 miles and original owner truck or 2006 mazda b2300 5speed loaded SE-5 single cab with 5000 miles original owner truck. both are mint condition, i already have a ranger 07 fx4 off road but i like the little 4 cyclinders for mileage and daily driver kind of truck. both trucks are pretty nice. ??.
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Well like 99.99999% of the people here are going to say get the Mazda because its just another Ranger but nothing beats a Toyota. My friend's motor just blew at 170K miles in his 1984 solid axle pickup. Yes that is low for a Toyota but his gf owned the truck before he did and she ran it 4 quarts low on oil for a month. I say Toyota.
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How many miles do you drive a year? If it isn't more then 20k then don't buy a truck as a second daily drive. just add some engine mods and a tuner to increase the HP.
The depreciation, insurance, and gas o the 4 cyl truck will never cover the costs of your other trucks gas consumption.
or don't by a 4cyl truck period, just buy a compact fwd 4cyl sedan that will actuall get 30 to 40 mpg.
The depreciation, insurance, and gas o the 4 cyl truck will never cover the costs of your other trucks gas consumption.
or don't by a 4cyl truck period, just buy a compact fwd 4cyl sedan that will actuall get 30 to 40 mpg.
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thanks. i was looking at that also about the mileage. i use my 2007 fx4 maybe once a week and a bit more in the winter which is the reason i bought it. my other ride is a 88 mazda b2200 which runs pretty good now since i installed a new carb. thats my daily driver but i was going to sell it for something newer?. oh well. i just like those little pickups.
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Originally Posted by HarryTasker
or don't by a 4cyl truck period, just buy a compact fwd 4cyl sedan that will actuall get 30 to 40 mpg.
My 07 with the 2.3 I am very happy I went with instead of a v6 I have a 3.0 in my 98 and this engine out performs it hp and gas milage wise.
I get an average of 28 mpg city driving and have gotten up to 35 on the highway. Im glad i went with the 2.3
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Originally Posted by HarryTasker
or don't by a 4cyl truck period, just buy a compact fwd 4cyl sedan that will actuall get 30 to 40 mpg.
+1
in application, as a commuter, the best option is a fwd focus/corolla/civic
but I have a 4-cylinder 4wd tacoma, and while it lacks acceleration, it's pretty good for a 4-cyl pickup
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