Need a reliable comfy 4x4

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Frontier Pro-4x with a 6-speed manual.

>>17564426
Hey Panda love your Miat. Haven't really heard anything about the Frontiers besides "Nissan a shit". Interiors usually suck on light duty trucks are those pretty decent?

>>17564442
Their interiors are their weakest part actually.

Their strengths are: smallish size, manual 4x4, optional manual 6-speed, great-sounding VQ-series 4L engine, and availablility of parts.

Ford F-350

>>17564500
Interior is kinda important since I'll be in it so much, I trust the VQ eventhough the early model are oil. I like everything else but more luxury would be nice.
>>17564535
I don't need to pull the damn train and my dick is above average. A 1500 will suffice, but Ford is the bottom of the big 3 to me. But Asians are known for their reliability.

>>17564393
Ram 1500
F-150
Silverado 1500

Anything else is going to be less comfortable. Just pick the one that looks best to you. I'd get a Silverado, because everybody here drives a Ram or F-150 (Yurop).

>>17564569
get a tacoma then, nissan sucks right now and their trucks especially suck. and no matter what 4chan tells you ford>chevy>dodge

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How about a Wrongler, OP?

>Dat top-down 6-speed RWD/4WD goodness... Almost makes me miss mine.

>>17564393
>reviews look shitty on the 4runner
what reviews are you watching? pretty much everyone likes the current one. I'd get a used land cruiser or lexus gx/lx. or you could get a diesel mercedes ml or gl.

>>17564611
>I'd get a used land cruiser or lexus gx/lx.
I was just going to suggest this, I have a '98 lx 470 with 300k+ miles that I've been using for a decade now, I'd say about a quarter of its life has been spent off roads, but the majority on the highway towing my work trailer.

I'm a bit biased, but if you want to be comfy, lexus is the way to go.

>>17564393
I've driven the 5th gen 4runner and they are fucking c o m f y anon don't let some shit review steer you away from them.

>>17564610
not comfy. barely weather-sealed.

>>17564655
Okay, I'm just going to point something out here:

>Buying a 4x4 truck/SUV for comfort and long-distance driving just to appear manly to co-workers.

This is why the small car market is dying.

>>17564610
He said reliable

>>17564678
Touché.

>>17564393
3k used jeep

Get a 4Runner, comfy, reliable, manual transfer case, and it's got good mpg for a 4x4. It's also got amazing space, and can haul a good size trailer with no problem. They're fun to drive, body on frame, and have an amazing aftermarket.

>>17564600
The only thing keeping me from the tacoma is the fact that it has the same economy as the F150. Wtf is up with that?

>>17564795
toyota has been pretty slow to update their non-hybrid cars. its still a solid option despite that. if you want a mid-size truck, the colorado is also good and gets great mpg with the diesel engine

>>17564901
Are the colorado and tacoma both reasonably comfortable? I'm used to F150s and I know it won't be that spacious, but it'd be nice if they were comfy enough with acceptable legroom in the back for long trips.

>>17564393
Will you be doing any towing or hauling at all, OP? I hate to say it, but if you're not, get one of those Ridgelines.

>>17564981
they're fine for me but i've only been in the drivers seat and im 5'10. give em a test drive and see what suits you best.

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Lada Niva, a real mans car

Buy three identical 2nd gen Cummins 2500s and just switch the plates and parts around as things break.

>>17565373
this

I had a '95 with 130k on it, one of the nicest trucks I ever owned.