I'd push him toward mid-size over full-size. Then try to convince him to drive the (2.7T) Colorado or Canyon first. Despite being 'only' a 4-cylinder, the engines in everything else on the list will feel like a downgrade by comparison.
I'd push him toward mid-size over full-size. Then try to convince him to drive the (2.7T) Colorado or Canyon first. Despite being 'only' a 4-cylinder, the engines in everything else on the list will feel like a downgrade by comparison.
take him to carmax and pickout a lineup of pickups he thinks he wants + a wildcard and have him test drive them back to back to back.
In reply to yupididit :
I've definitely used a similar method in narrowing down the choices.
Anymore than three gets a little out of hand, though.
I thought this thread was going to lead to him buying a Dodge Journey. 
In reply to Tony Sestito :
I have a 1st gen Titan. The fuel mileage is awful, but it's surprisingly nimble for what it is. I added the back-up camera and radio myself for cheap. My in-laws have a 2nd gen Titan, and they enjoy it. I've been in it plenty of times, and it's a solid truck.
If the latest Taco doesn't have enough grunt, there's always this.
My brother has a last gen Taco and loves it. It's comfortable for a truck.
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