Nov 19, 2020
11:24:48am
11:24:48am
maybe an F150 2.7 ecoboost?
fit 6 people, haul lumber, and get good gas mileage?
It'll be challenging hitting all three of those categories.
To fix 6 comfortably, you'll need a super crew cab (four doors)
To haul lumber, any truck will do
To get good gas mileage, compared to your Corolla, I dunno. Full sized trucks get nearly as good or better gas mileage than most midsized. The Chevy/GMC midsized diesels are maybe the exception but that is a nearly $4,000 premium to get that engine vs gas.
As a point of reference, I have a V8, 2017 F150 and I get 18-20 mpg. I'd consider that great for a full sized V8 for the way I'm driving it.
It'll be challenging hitting all three of those categories.
To fix 6 comfortably, you'll need a super crew cab (four doors)
To haul lumber, any truck will do
To get good gas mileage, compared to your Corolla, I dunno. Full sized trucks get nearly as good or better gas mileage than most midsized. The Chevy/GMC midsized diesels are maybe the exception but that is a nearly $4,000 premium to get that engine vs gas.
As a point of reference, I have a V8, 2017 F150 and I get 18-20 mpg. I'd consider that great for a full sized V8 for the way I'm driving it.
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