Now that I’ve made my official declaration, I will also declare that none of the current midsize options are worth the $

Sep 15, 2023
3:26:40pm

Mike Honcho Truly Addicted User

Disappointing, as I’d like to replace my old pickup with a newer midsize, but at basically $40k for any current model it’s silly.

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Now that I’ve made my official declaration, I will also declare that none of the current midsize options are worth the $

Mike Honcho Truly Addicted User

9/15/23 3:26pm

wait you can buy a truck for 40k?

jwf

9/15/23 3:27pm

-ish, yeah. At least around here

Mike Honcho

9/15/23 3:29pm

You can get a base Frontier for about 30k. 2wd

Plato

9/15/23 3:31pm

They start mid 30s but quickly add up with packages you’d probably want

Mike Honcho

9/15/23 3:33pm

I had the same conclusion

Heath Squashwell

9/15/23 3:27pm

Depends on your use case. I absolutely find the Half Ton market to be more worthless than it has ever been despite all

Bert609

9/15/23 3:53pm

I genuinely think - at least here around us in Texas - that 90% of truck owners have one as a status symbol only

Mike Honcho

9/15/23 3:57pm

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rmsenior

9/15/23 3:30pm

I think the new Colorado has a couple of trims that are a decent value at around $40k…

Tokolosh

9/15/23 3:44pm

Yeah, that was the first one we rode. Colorados are better than Canyons right now, but still felt kind of cheap

Mike Honcho

9/15/23 3:51pm

The Hyundai Santa Cruz starts at under $27k (the top trim is $41k), if you're

Japan Coug

9/15/23 3:57pm

RE: The Hyundai Santa Cruz starts at under $27k (the top trim is $41k), if you're

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