Talk me out of buying a Ram 1500 (and into a 2-3 yr old F-150)

[akfodysvn]

I'm one of the guys CWO mentioned. I can't see myself owning a different truck. I'm extremely happy with the interior in my 2012 F150 Crew. The back seat and foot room is the largest of any of the half ton trucks on the market. That was a big selling point for me. Not the mention the Ecoboost seemed to perform much better than the other trucks I drove (5.0 included). Still gets 17.2mpg which is the best gas mileage of any truck I've owned.

I thought the same thing until I sat in the back of a loaded out tundra... back seat was almost the same size and more comfortable. Platinum model tundra was VERY nice. I am speaking from a non work truck perspective.

[mustang1200]

I thought the same thing until I sat in the back of a loaded out tundra... back seat was almost the same size and more comfortable. Platinum model tundra was VERY nice. I am speaking from a non work truck perspective.

You are correct. The back seat is probably nicer than the Ford simply because it can recline. Leg is pretty much the same IMO.

[bcoop]

You are correct. The back seat is probably nicer than the Ford simply because it can recline. Leg is pretty much the same IMO.

That's a nice feature my Ram doesn't have. The seatback for the rear seat is fixed to the cab wall. That said, I'm never back there, and I use the shit out of the underseat storage. All of the new crew cabs seem to have a ton of rear seat space.

[TexasDevilDog]

I would buy one, but I haven't been employed in over a year.

[Baron Von Crowder]

I would buy one, but I haven't been employed in over a year.