What tow vehicle?

[speedminded]

Toyota's are too much money for what they are. Even a good used one is bringing crazy money right now.

lol, yeah expensive but their trucks also retain their value better than just about any vehicle on the road...more reliable and easier to work on. Try cramming your hands under the hood of a nissan hardbody or later version. I love nissan but toyota still has them beat, even with their styling only being slightly changed over the last several years.

My mom has an xterra and i hate it. The frontiers are just a truck version of the xterra. And for toyota my dads works there but i dont know if i can get his discount jeep and chevy are having their employee pricing this month thats why im looking at them. And going by dealer specs the jeep tows 1000 lbs more than the chevy.

The Xterra is the Frontier. Just like the Pathfinder used to be the hardbody chassis then it went to the Maxima platform..not sure what the newer version is though.

That employee discount thing is a joke, ask your dad if he knows what the dealer pays for a new vehicle from the manufacturer...and i would never suggest buying a jeep or chevy, unless it's something you are building yourself from the ground up. Lol, not like i can say anything though, my Land Rover still used Lucas electrical shit up through '98 or so...least the rest of it is pretty solid.