BobsYourUncle
Surrey, BC Canada
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Yes
2007 GMC 3500 dually ext. cab 4X4 LBZ
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95 Sportsmen 25.5' TT
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Gale Hawkins
Murray, KY
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Currently have two Ford, three Chevy and one Nissan and I do have a soft spot in one way or the other for each of the five. Actually in my 45 years of driving I never had a vehicle that I wanted to trade off but again I still have my first wife of 31 years so I guess I am not big on swapping out things after I once get them. That can lead to a parking problem over time. 
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norfla71
Middleburg
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Great info! I would just ask that you please include what truck you drive; if this thing get any bigger my finger will fall off from clicking everyone's profile!
So far the GM is top choice, but the others are very close.
2008 Ram 3500 SRW
2006 Salem 32SRV
***looking for a better truck this fall***
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BradinOhio
Akron, Ohio
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Yes I would. I am on my 3rd F150, and have had great experience with each one of them. I plan to replace my current one with a new F150 w/ecoboost within next year ot two.
Brad ('68), Sandy ('71), Amber (shephard), Niko (shiba inu)
'12 F-150 XLT SuperCrew 4x4 MaxTow, Ecoboost with 3.73's
'10 Keystone Passport UL 245RB (GVWR = 6,400#)
'07 Rockwood Roo 21SS (prior)
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Elwoodj
Decatur, Ga
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Yes
Elwood & Kathy
36' CK3 Mobile Suite - 2006
2004 Dodge Ram Cummins 6 speed
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remoandiris
Florida
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Based on the Ford and Dodge options available, yes, I would by a GM dually again.
2011 GMC 3500 Dually
New to me 2006 Jayco Designer 38RDQS
2 Boxers and a Maine Coon
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gmcsmoke
Butler
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yes, GM has proven themselves reliable so why change?
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chadsalt
GA
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No.
I really have no brand preference over the years, the cheapest deal on what I need at the time ends up in my driveway. However this Chevy has been such a pain in the neck, GM products will likely be overlooked when a replacment is needed.
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meesda
Bathurst NB
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Yes I would buy a GMC again....but I would also buy a Ford or Dodge anytime.
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2006 Cruiser CF29BT
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Wills250psd
on the road
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I love my current truck, it has been pretty good, but I will be switching to dodge or gm next time. this is based on seeing so many 6.4 trucks getting new engines at just over 100K some with less and although covered by warranty I think any diesel should last atleast 300k with proper maintenance and no abuse.I think the trucks will need replacement parts but the engine should not (for what you pay for the diesel option). diesel engines have always been thought of as the heavy duty long lasting alternative to gas and even though they will pull, haul, tow heavy loads well they seem to have many problems and dont seem to last much if any longer than gas engines.sorry so long just pissed at the repairs my truck is haveing next week.JMHO will
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