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<blockquote data-quote="WT2121" data-source="post: 161892" data-attributes="member: 921">I have&nbsp; XLT Fords at work.&nbsp; My employees complain about seat comfort.&nbsp; Running mostly 5.0 engines with one eco boost.&nbsp; Current eco has not had problems.&nbsp; Older eco had coil problems and rear end.&nbsp; Did not stand up to pulling a heavy trailer.&nbsp; Have had coil problems on others but not all.&nbsp; Expensive to repair coils.&nbsp; We ran GM until 2009.&nbsp; Ford since then.&nbsp; Similar fuel mileage between them but repairs have been more costly with Ford.&nbsp; Guy driving eco loves it.&nbsp; My personal is Duramax.&nbsp; Company tried Dodge for one year.&nbsp; Did not go well.&nbsp; Friend purchased new Toyota last year and says best pickup he has owned.&nbsp; He had GM pickups for years.&nbsp; Other friends have new GMCs and really like them.&nbsp; I would lean to a Toyota 1/2 ton for myself but need to pull camper and 21 foot Warrior.&nbsp; Duramax is my preference to pull.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="WT2121, post: 161892, member: 921"] I have XLT Fords at work. My employees complain about seat comfort. Running mostly 5.0 engines with one eco boost. Current eco has not had problems. Older eco had coil problems and rear end. Did not stand up to pulling a heavy trailer. Have had coil problems on others but not all. Expensive to repair coils. We ran GM until 2009. Ford since then. Similar fuel mileage between them but repairs have been more costly with Ford. Guy driving eco loves it. My personal is Duramax. Company tried Dodge for one year. Did not go well. Friend purchased new Toyota last year and says best pickup he has owned. He had GM pickups for years. Other friends have new GMCs and really like them. I would lean to a Toyota 1/2 ton for myself but need to pull camper and 21 foot Warrior. Duramax is my preference to pull. [/QUOTE]

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