What's a nice small fuel efficient pick up truck?
I know nothing about cars...
thanks :]
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http://www.fueleconomy.gov/Feg/byclass/Standard_Pickup_Trucks2007.shtml
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Trucks don't get much smaller than a Ford Ranger. Are you sure you want a pickup?
that's a little too big for me
Ford used to make a truck called a "courier" that predates the Ranger, but they're no longer made. It was a bit smaller than the ranger.
I've had 2 couriers, an Isuzu pickup, and I have a Ranger now. I've also owned a Toyota Tacoma. The 2 wheel drive Tacoma has a smaller "feel" and it sits a little lower, but it's not really smaller. The one in the photo from the other answerer is either a 4 wheel drive or has a body lift.
Mazda's SE5 was about the same size as a courier, but also like the courier, it's no longer in production.
Isuzu no longer builds trucks of any kind in the US.
Chevrolet's littlest truck is also no longer made, but was even smaller than the Courier.
If you want an older used truck, I suppose you could find a Courier or an SE5, but it's unlikely that you'll find a courier with Air Conditioning or even Power Steering.
I'm positive, matt.
I've seen trucks a lot smaller
I just dunno what kind they were or anything..
