Spend a little time behind the wheel of a Western Star and one thing becomes crystal clear: this truck means business. After all, that's what they're bred for.
We started engineering heavy-duty trucks in 1967. Trucks that proved tough enough to take on mountainous logging operations, deep mines and sweltering oil fields. Vocations where cut corners and compromise can mean the difference between a good day and an early funeral. Goes without saying that when we started building highway trucks, we built them the same as our work trucks: by hand, one at a time, to ensure every truck is built to last and built exactly the way you need.
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I started a thread about the Toyota Tacoma buy back and raised some controversy over buying a F-150 over another Toyota.
I really like Toyotas and have not been much of a ford fan, but Toyota is only going to give me $9k and I want to keep a replacement vehicle under $15k. Moneys tight and the economy is s&^%.
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