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They are extremely nice trucks and will last a lifetime if you take care of it. I have often thought about my next 4x4 being a Tacoma TRD.

Congrat! That Tacoma will last you a long time. I had a friend who had one he drove for over 20 years.

It's too bright of a Tan for my liking. I would rather have a darker chocolate color. Gonna be hard to keep clean from dirt with that bright of a Tan interior. Just my opinion.

I don;t doubt that the Honda is a nice vehicle, I just never liked the lines of the vehicle on the way it looks.

I just can't believe the cost of vehicles now a days. Heck you need a 30 year mortgage to afford some of them.

I think if you needed something bigger, you may be towing more than you should with the Jeep.

I still can't understand why I would pay $50,000 for a Jeep when I could get a RAM Rebel loaded for the same amount with a 5.7 Liter Hemi.

Well at least Mopar offered a solution where most don't.

I would definitely want to see one in person, sit in it and drive it before I pulled the trigger on a $40,000 to $50,000 vehicle.

I'm waiting to see Dodge's release of the Mini-Ram (Dakota) scheduled for next year I believe.

In all practicality I don't think I would ever really use it other then like a normal tail gate. I would not spend the extra money.

I think I'll just take a regular tailgate.

Enough with hype, just sell the darn things.

I'm glad I opted for a Manual Transmission in my Challenger, they aren't putting that crap on the manual Transmission model engines right now, but I'm sure they will figure out a way eventually. :(

You an keep your electric motor off my engine. I can do without them.

You can test all you want, I'm sick of the cold weather!!!! :(

I had a spray in liner when I owned my RAM and won;t buy another truck with out one.

I just can;t see spending that much on a Jeep compared to a Full Size Truck.

I think I'll stick with a Dodge RAM! I owned a Ford once and all it did was tick and drove me nuts.

$40,000 for a base model? I can buy a RAM fully loaded with a Hemi for $40,000.