Posted by bill from scotland on October 22, 2015 at 13:14:06 from (86.141.26.66):
Well thats me back in Scotland after spending the last four weeks visiting the US and Canada, fantastic time as usual and met some great people. As ive said before you guys are always so helpful and polite to us when we do our road trips.
Usually we go for a full size car but as its my 60th birthday in a couple of months my wife thought she would treat me to a pickup as this is something I have always wanted to drive when on your big wide roads. We went for a Ford F150 eco boost, well that was the only pickup they had. So did I like it or what? I thought it was fantastic and was very impressed overall, if the steering wheel was on the other side I think I would bring one back to Scotland. After driving it 2900m I did a little research to find aluminium is used to keep them light which I guess helps with the fuel consumption, we averaged between 23 and 24 mpg running at speeds of 50-70 aswell as some town driving. Power was very good and I was amazed at the acceleration and the smoothness by which it was all done. I have an Audi tt 225hp at home which is a quick little thing but I think the pickup would have beat it to 60mph. Anyway just thought I would say how impressed I was with it as I guess you guys will have your own opinions based around the other makes and models out there. My friend in Canada said it was nice but would still have the V8 model as he does lots of towing rather than the smaller V6 3.5 or so we had.You folks got an opinion on them? Bill
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