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Mid Michigan | Wouldn't be a tough decision for me because GM has buttered a lot more bread around this household than Toyota ever has. They also send about half the population around my area of Michigan a pension check every month. They also support a huge part of America's economy that we have all learned to enjoy with the golden wages and benefits they have paid for over 75 years. Toyota pays median wages an NO pensions ever, hence billions in profits. Having said that both trucks are pretty comparable quality wise, I believe the Gmc is built heavier. So if your going to drive them both 250,000-300,000 miles they will probably both do it about the same and either one will be worth $2500 bucks in front of my house for sale in 15 years. If you buy them to trade in after 2 years it doesn't matter either because you will lose your @as on either one of them. | |
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Chevy 2500 vs Toyota 1/2 ton
