Satisfied with your 3rd gen purchase--need some input

I traded in a modded 2012 Jeep Wrangler 2 dr because getting a baby in the back seat was a pain in the a**. I got a '16 DCSB SR5 4cyl 4x2 because I knew it was the responsible dad truck. After having the jeep I regret getting the 4x2 but I absolutely love my truck and won't be going back to a wrangler anytime soon.

 

Overall ford has the best trucks for the money. I have a lot of friends with them and they have no problems. The only problem with them is listening to them hate on Chevys. Chevy guys do the same thing so I guess it's only right they do it too.

 

I've had my 2017 TRD OR for about a week, No complaints. Around 21 MPG.

 

No major issues with mine. I started liking it even more when I stopped reading all the bitching and whining threads here.

 

Love mine, no issues. Keep in mind, the MPG ratings are TRUE highway driving, at the speed limit. If you're going to drive it at 75-80 like I do, get ready for crap mileage. Taking the highway to work during rush hour isn't highway driving, it's more like city driving, with the speeding up and slowing down constantly. At least in Dallas. I averaged 18.5mpg per tank of fuel before I added the lift. 15.5 now. I didn't recalibrate the speedometer, so I'm probably getting better than 15.5 in real life.

 

I've had mine since April. Beside the low trans fluid, which i asked them to fix before delivery, I've had no major issues with the Taco. Coming from a lifted Wrangler, you would think this truck was a Lexus. Plenty capable from the factory, smooth ride, lots of toys (if you opt for them) decent mpgs, and if you hit the ETC switch it'll move pretty good.

People will always find something to complain about, especially on the forums. From my past experiences with chevys and jeeps, right now it would be very difficult to steer me away from toyota and the taco.