I agree with muddawg 100% Toyota if you can't go old school. I bought two 1977 Dodge military W200 trucks that were turned into fire trucks. Neither one runs right due to the fire departments wiring genius but I got them for less than the cost of the tires and if anything breaks its an easier and cheaper fix than a new truck payment and a repair bill.

Sure if I had the money I would have bought a Toyota tundra crew max 4x4 and done a happy dance. Instead I'm fighting a short in the electric and no truck payments.

Ditch the fords and get a Tacoma...

I have had several fords, I know own a Tacoma also. My wife has a Tundra. If you want more inside room get the Tundra Crew Max Cab, it only has a 6foot bed though. Although the new Fords do ride very well.

Look, my F150 is fine for spraying and it does everything Ford said it would. ( Including a lousy 16 MPG ) Why Toyota hasn't gotten around to selling cargo vans in the USA, I have no idea. There are literally millions and millions of companies that are waiting for a fuel efficient and well built cargo van. Our company owns its first Tundra and my wife and son also each own Siennas that were bought new. Stayed tuned: If those lazy Turks ever get done building the new Transit Connect, you will have a full report.

my GMC 1500 is a 2007, it still gets 20 in the city... I cant possibly complain about that and it has the 5.3 liter. It has just over 200k miles on it and I haven't replaced anything except a battery, and regular oil changes.