Platinum f350 or chev ltz diesel

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Drive both and see what you like. I Love my Chev. Almost 17k kms on it now. Bought in August. No issues and tows better then anything Ive owned to date. Digital steering assist is real nice too.
 

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Sold my Denali DRW and bought a 2016 platinum. At first I wasn't sure. Now I know I bought the best truck for me. Tons of power. Huge interior. Straight through from Revy to Edmonton with sleds driving briskly and still 95 km to empty. Love mine.
 

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Why buy 16? I was looking at the same thing and ended up buying a 2017 Lariat with the Ultimate interior package. Financing was cheaper and got a new 17. Great truck. The 17's have the large interior package compared to the 16's. First time I have owned a diesel. Can't believe the power. Good luck
 

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I would love a new fully loaded up ford or chev but 85,000-90,000$ is crazy
 

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just looking for real world experience on fuel miladge etc on both, I know you probably can't go wrong with either ,just not alot of 16"s here to go drive
 

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The guy asks about 16's someone mentions buy a 17. He explains why he wants a 16. Yet somehow he's not taking advice. Wtf


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just looking for real world experience on fuel miladge etc on both, I know you probably can't go wrong with either ,just not alot of 16"s here to go drive

I have a 16 crew long box. Its Stock and gets 1200 kms to 115ltrs empty running @115-120. With 23 foot enclosed and 3 sleds I can only quote computer for mileage at 18-19 per 100 and with 30 foot camping trailer around 15-17 per 100.
Fords seem to use way less def than the Chev. If I am pulling at all times between services I will put 4 ltrs of def in. if not pulling much or at all I wont put any except at oil changes.

Truck pulls and Handles Great. I am not brand loyal, have had them all and have been happiest with the Ford 6.7
 

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I will be towing a 37 ft fifth wheel,13,600 empty , won't be towing it a lot , I plan on keeping the truck for awhile , will use it to tow more once semi retired.that is decent fuel economy on the ford though, thanks
 

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Just a thought for you.. I know you said 16 that's good but very little difference between the 15 and 16 fords. In 15 they got a larger turbo and a lot of the minor issues on the previous years are dealt with. Solid trucks I love my 12
 

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There is no way you will actually save $20k on a 16 with 20k on it, even if it's $80k new, it might actually be around $10k. IMO I would go with a few less options and buy new, too many people treat their vehicles like crap it's not worth the savings. Also unless you're paying cash, used financing rates are a lot higher (some having 0% for example), you'll save like $10k in interest alone.
 

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There is no way you will actually save $20k on a 16 with 20k on it, even if it's $80k new, it might actually be around $10k. IMO I would go with a few less options and buy new, too many people treat their vehicles like crap it's not worth the savings. Also unless you're paying cash, used financing rates are a lot higher (some having 0% for example), you'll save like $10k in interest alone.
16's had 20% off MRSP manufacture rebate, plus whatever from the dealer. I bought mine when it was 15%. 17's were a crap tonne more.
 
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