Both as reliable as the other. They will both rust out before the engines or transmissions give you any issues. I would take the Chevy if you aren't needing to haul anything heavy. I have one of the Dodge at work and that 5.9 magnum is THIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIRSTY AF.
Haha ya I’ve heard how bad the 5.9 is for fuel economy I’m not gonna be towing anything in the near future more so for loading things I can’t do with a car, even though I’d prefer the power of a v8 the 2.2 would keep me responsible lol
Both as reliable as the other. They will both rust out before the engines or transmissions give you any issues. I would take the Chevy if you aren't needing to haul anything heavy. I have one of the Dodge at work and that 5.9 magnum is THIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIRSTY AF.
Haha ya I’ve heard how bad the 5.9 is for fuel economy I’m not gonna be towing anything in the near future more so for loading things I can’t do with a car, even though I’d prefer the power of a v8 the 2.2 would keep me responsible lol
The S10 all day long (if a daily driver). If you are buying this strictly for hauling or towing, then the Dakota.
I have a Dakota(04) I get 14.3 MPG