One big change is Kia will be offering a midsize pick-up in 2026. RAM will be adding one in 2027 as well, so you'll have options. My pick would be either a Frontier because they are still a little brute or the Ridgeline because that will offer the most comfort and road manners but you'll still be able to do some truck things with it.

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Posted by RetiredSaintsLsuFan

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Posted on 8/13/25 at 10:15 am to kjp811

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One big change is Kia will be offering a midsize pick-up in 2026. RAM will be adding one in 2027 as well, so you'll have options. My pick would be either a Frontier because they are still a little brute or the Ridgeline because that will offer the most comfort and road manners but you'll still be able to do some truck things with it.

Thanks for the info, but it would mean I would have to wait two years to get one being I don't want to buy a first year product.

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Posted by LSUDad

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Posted on 8/13/25 at 10:29 am to soccerfüt

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You left a lot of use on the table only using them each for 133k average.

Actually I’ve had two Toyota’s, that both went over 200k. A van with 203,000 and a Tacoma with 209,000. So really, a total of over 600,000. I had a 2019 Tacoma, a girl ran in the back of me. I got it fixed. Traded it in on a new 2021, my best friend owns the dealership, he swiped my credit card, less than $6,000, an I drove off in a new truck.
The 2021 turned 134,000 miles a couple days ago.

As for GM’s, I’ll pass, never again.

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Posted by RetiredSaintsLsuFan

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Posted on 8/18/25 at 5:20 am to carhartt

My wife saw a Nissan Frontier up close while she was walking and she really liked it.