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Which is the best solution
>Buying a very reliable vehicle, but has high km
>Buying a low-mid reliable vehicle, but at a low km
In this case I have to buy a truck for an environment very cold and lots of snow
>price range of 4-10k
>Toyota Tacoma's in that price range are all 200-300k km, latter especially with 4x4
>all in price range are older models, with rust being a chief concern
>4runner is the same, a bit cheaper
>Ford, GMC, and other are 100-200k km in same price range
>newer models than Tacomas
>however may not handle mountains of snow as well
This is for work, so I can't just get rich and buy a sweet Tacoma
pic related. 400k km, 2009 Tacoma being sold for $8000 locally. What the fuck
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the 200k taco
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anyone else?
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>>16194484
buy either from an owner that has taken care of it and has a folder full of services.
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>>16194723
This.
Your being vague as fuck, you can by the "most reliable" of something, and still end up with a pos.
And what does handle mountains of snow well mean? I don't think I've ever seen a Tacoma with a plow on it.
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>Ford, GMC with half the miles may not handle snow as well as a Tacoma
kys weeb
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>>16194790
I'm not trying to be vague, but trying to be empirical. Finding an owner that has taken good care of a vehicle is hard, and subjective by different standards.
Handle mountains of snow meaning work in Fort Mcmurray, and able to get to job sites not plowed
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>>16194843
come down to the states and buy a bobbed deuce.
or move out of your shithole to civilization.
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