Lots of lights and old pieces of crap

Toyota first and by far if you want zero maintenance and reliability. Own three, two Tundras and a Taco with approximately 375K miles among them and not a day in the shop other than routine maintenance and a broken door handle on my middle son's Tacoma.

Ford would be second and Dodge and GM being a distant third.....unless diesel, in which case I'd bump Dodge up. But Toyotas just don't break. All others I have owned do.

A handheld spot light would be better. You should bring your truck to my lease, I want to try it in the hills

The top one has an actuator inside the truck that I can move around, no need for a hand held. Can’t tie up my hands with a light when I’m holding a gun

I’ll bring it, but you’re way to hard on stuff. I’ll definitely be driving haha.

What about a Ranger? Colorado, Tacoma in small truck category

I was told the Ranger is a lesbian ride. My father-in-law had one. He wasn't a lesbian though.

But I bet he liked women. He could identify as a lesbian, just for grins.

23 canyon AT4X is pretty impressive. I image the 24 AEV version will be really nice and currently has no equal

Priced a new Ram 2500 today, holy smokes! They are more than an F250

Depends on the trim.

Most trucks will never get off the pavement or haul a bale of hay. What gets me is to see a top of the line, one ton crew cab four wheel drive truck, no farm tags, being driven by a little old gal that wouldn't weigh 100 pounds and she's trying to park it. Makes for a pretty good show.

FTFY

Most of the time she’s the one that owns the very expensive bloomer trailer……

https://bloomertrailers.com/?gclid=...N1Y2L5Nc5VWHF6kPIEbhWcZ0MEhoC494QAvD_BwE

We will see how long my 23 Off Road Tacoma lasts, I bet it will be still going when I am dead and gone. Hopefully it will go to my grandson after I pass. About all I haul now is my 19' bass boat and this one does that just fine, 4 wheel drive and a locking rear differential. Now I can get really stuck in the river bottoms.
I tried several of the new 150's and felt like a midget sitting in the cab and couldn't even see over into the beds they are jacked up so high. Dang is't tough to be a short person.

There was a blacksmith in Sulphur Bluff that made horse/stock trailers. Wish he could see the trailers made today.

Get what you pay for

My 56 Transtar is still going strong.

I had a 2017 Tundra. It was a great truck. I spent a week in Houston, after Harvey, and there was several times that water was in the cab. The truck never hiccuped, powered through everything. I traded it in on a 2020 tundra and have had a lot of issues with it.

I considered trading it, but with half tons going for 60+, I’ll probably keep it for a while.