same story: look at the choices
There is no other choice for the tasks I need to do, therefore no regrets. Here is a copy & paste from a post I made a few weeks ago to a fellow with a decision to make like yours:
If the Armada’s nagging little problems like squeaks and rattles scare you. I suppose you could always buy a Durango and have exciting things happen like wheel assemblies falling off or even maybe a seized engine from over heated oil sludge at 60k miles. Then there always the Expedition blowing out spark plugs from the 5 threads holding them in the heads, I hear that’s fun to watch. Why not a Tahoe and enjoy the rhythm of loud piston slap every morning to wake up by. I suppose you could drive a Sequoia and be thrilled by it comparatively sluggish performance and still have brake problems.
If you tow and want a reliable truck that fits in your garage with full size interior room, there is ONLY one game in town.
There is no other choice for the tasks I need to do, therefore no regrets. Here is a copy & paste from a post I made a few weeks ago to a fellow with a decision to make like yours:
If the Armada’s nagging little problems like squeaks and rattles scare you. I suppose you could always buy a Durango and have exciting things happen like wheel assemblies falling off or even maybe a seized engine from over heated oil sludge at 60k miles. Then there always the Expedition blowing out spark plugs from the 5 threads holding them in the heads, I hear that’s fun to watch. Why not a Tahoe and enjoy the rhythm of loud piston slap every morning to wake up by. I suppose you could drive a Sequoia and be thrilled by it comparatively sluggish performance and still have brake problems.
If you tow and want a reliable truck that fits in your garage with full size interior room, there is ONLY one game in town.