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Post Reply. DCB , Feb 10, Once was a coolant line blew off and dumped antifreeze all over. There might have been something else I am forgetting. I bought my tundra used two months after he got his GMC and it has never been in the shop. He even admitted that if Toyota made a with a diesel, he would buy one the day it came out.
As said before reliability and resale the Toyota wins! Since you look to be leaning towards the Chevy, I hope you have good luck with it if you pick one up. Joined: Jul 21, Member: Messages: Missouri. Plus the 24 gallon gas tank is the final nail. If you are looking GM, I'd get the 6. Historically GM's HD gas jobs have been pretty bulletproof for us on the farm. Life24 like this. Boerseun , Feb 10, Get a GMC. They look better.
I like them both. I would suggest an extended warranty and good dealer on the GM. Being brand loyal only benefits the manufacture, there is no benefit to you in any way so I can appreciate your trying to make a decision based on logic rather than the feels.
At those numbers your fuel economy is realistically not much worse than a Tundra 5. Not sure on this history of the 6. The LS has been a Chevy staple motor and the current 6. I wouldn't consider the 5. But it has gone thru some iteration, L86 the current variant was introduced in Agree that you get more and better features with the Chevy, but how many of them would you use daily?
