I'm a Chevy fan but this is interesting
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sure but on the other hand let me design a road course for my product and my product will win hands down every time 
It's a commercial made by Ford and not and independent test, therefore invalid on all counts.

It's a commercial made by Ford and not and independent test, therefore invalid on all counts.
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Gearing may not have been adequate for towing on the competitor models.
Tire pressure could have been adjusted for body roll simulation..
Look for a real independent test.
Its a dog eat dog world for these manufacturers, they need to sell all they can to stay afloat these days.
I wouldnt put anything pass them lol.
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There was a similar test last year and the same results. The toyota was like a bowl of Jello. In all honesty, I think it was accurate. We have wash board roads out here that will throw the trucks around like that and my truck tends to slide around a bit.
Fords frame is made specifically for driving in fields so it holds up a bit better on roads like that.
Keeping that in mind. They took the strong point and foundation of what the truck was built for and compared it to the other trucks. that's not an overall demonstration of the every day use of each vehicle.
Fords frame is made specifically for driving in fields so it holds up a bit better on roads like that.
Keeping that in mind. They took the strong point and foundation of what the truck was built for and compared it to the other trucks. that's not an overall demonstration of the every day use of each vehicle.
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Once Toyota boxes the frame it will probably be on par. They have a decent drivetrain under it, the last one I looked inside had a nice interior.


