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Raptor guys are they reliable? I could see myself getting one someday but not if it is moody.
2+ years and 46k miles and only problems are self induced. I offroad mine pretty hard and my only recommendation is if you’re going to run it hard off road don’t get a sunroof. And I highly recommend running them hard off road. As much fun as tracking a GT3.
New daily. Was looking for suv/cuv that’s not to big with 4 doors awd and a great sounding exhaust. Having experienced the 5.0 v8 supercharged before made this a pretty easy decision oncethey announced it
Based on the raving reviews of the Raptor in this thread I went and drove a 3k mile 2018 yesterday. I wanted to love it, I really did, but I just couldn't. It felt cheap and underpowered. I guess the Tacoma beater stays for now.
Based on the raving reviews of the Raptor in this thread I went and drove a 3k mile 2018 yesterday. I wanted to love it, I really did, but I just couldn't. It felt cheap and underpowered. I guess the Tacoma beater stays for now.
Based on the raving reviews of the Raptor in this thread I went and drove a 3k mile 2018 yesterday. I wanted to love it, I really did, but I just couldn't. It felt cheap and underpowered. I guess the Tacoma beater stays for now.
If the Raptor felt underpowered compared to a Taco, you were either doing it wrong or something was seriously wrong with that particular truck.
If the Raptor felt underpowered compared to a Taco, you were either doing it wrong or something was seriously wrong with that particular truck.
I didn't say "compared to the Tacoma." I just said it was underwhelming, and no need to trade the Tacoma. The transmission was annoying too, constantly shifting. Maybe it's because I have a decent desert vehicle background, but the Raptor felt like little more than some big tires and mild lift on an F-150.
I didn't say "compared to the Tacoma." I just said it was underwhelming, and no need to trade the Tacoma. The transmission was annoying too, constantly shifting. Maybe it's because I have a decent desert vehicle background, but the Raptor felt like little more than some big tires and mild lift on an F-150.
Surprised me because I've bought vehicles based on feedback on the forum, and the feedback has been on point. But I'm 180 out on this one.
03-16-2019, 10:38 AM
