my brother is leaving the country soon and is giving me his truck,

Expect mileage to be about 15 MPG around town and 17 to 20 on highways.That's for V-8s.Driving is like a car,just sits higher.

>>16492016
it's a v6 I believe, at least I think so because of how cheap it was. also doesn't the turning radius kinda suck because it's a truck? I haven't driven much so I don't really know this shit

>>16492025
I currently have a 2009 GMC Sierra crew cab.Turning radius isn't too bad.My mom just sold one like your pic and it was no problem driving through town and turning.V-6 might get slightly better MPGs but not much.I think you'll like it.It looks clean as hell.What state?

>>16492032
sadly that's not a pic of it, it's the same color but it's not as clean as that, my brother said he needed to replace the tires first before he gave it to me

>>16492035
Still,a free vehicle and they seem to be built well.They made a lot of them so finding parts in a junkyard if you ever need will be fairly easy.Is it 4 wheel drive?

Single cab or extended cab?

If you're going to do any plowing or fire lane trailing just buy lifetime front end components.

My 97 ate upper and lower ball joints. After the second set of Moogs I switched to the duralast lifetime replacement brand from AutoZone.

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>>16491994
I understand your dillema, OP. There's nothing like getting a free car, plus you don't have to go trough all the hassle of comparing and testdriving just to get the best one out there. But if it's something completely opposite of what you wanted, you're fucked. Anyways, consider how much you're saving by not actually buying a car, so do you really care how much MPG's you get?

Gotta say I'd go for a nice Corolla too if I had to buy another car. Pic related is a Corolla E10 Sedan.