ScoobyDoo -
We're too old to be hyperventilating! Cut it out!!
:drool:
SHHHHHHHHHHH !!!!!!!
If the EPA hears that, they'll add it to the health risks associated with diesels !
Rgds, D.
ScoobyDoo -
We're too old to be hyperventilating! Cut it out!!
:drool:
That's very unfortunate that we can't get the VW truck in the North American market. Diesel being what it is today at the pump in the US, higher than premium fuel, is priced way above what is used to be in the 90's, but the fuel efficiency of diesel rigs along with longevity makes it an attractive alternative to what we are driving today.
I own a newer 2011 ram 1500 CC, 4x4 with the 5.7 Hemi, with just over 24k miles now. No matter how you drive it, it gets 14mpg all day long. A far cry from the supposed 20mpg they advertise it can get, but gets nothing even close, less shut off, rolling down hill with the wind at your back.
ScoobyDoo -
We're too old to be hyperventilating! Cut it out!!
:drool:
SHHHHHHHHHHH !!!!!!!
If the EPA hears that, they'll add it to the health risks associated with diesels !
Rgds, D.
Great topic, SCOOBY
I love small trucks (my first was a 71 Datsun PL521), and there are none sold in the US
anymore. I would love to see a Diesel here, but you guys in the Great White North are
more likely to see them. Never saw that V-dub before...looks nice.
I posted a photo of the Toyota Hilux Diesel a year or so ago, from a trip to Columbia.
This year, we spent some time in Chile and saw lots of cool new trucks, none of which
are available here. Most seemed to be 4x4 Diesels with 4 doors.
First is a Mitsubishi L200. Nice color, unfortunately damaged.
We used to have Nissan diesel pickups available in Canada.... I can't remember exactly when they dropped them. Guessing early 90's, but perhaps it was earlier.
I remember talking with a guy that owned one, he really liked that truck. And, this was a guy who could have driven ANYTHING that he wanted - his family company was in the mobile crane business - light trucks for them were just rounding errors on a spreadsheet.
Rgds, D.