Best Midsize and Compact Pick-Ups for 2011
by The Car Guide
1) Honda Ridgeline |
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2) Toyota Tacoma |
3) Ford Ranger / Mazda Série B |
| The others: - Chevrolet Colorado - GMC Canyon - Nissan Frontier - RAM Dakota - Suzuki Equator |
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