Should I trade my '07 F150 for an '05 Escalade?

The escalade is pretty clean. Same mileage. My truck has a few things wrong with it (exhaust leak, paint chip) the escalade is the suv. My Ford is a 5.4L motor which I've heard a lot of bad things about. Should I make the deal?

I wouldn't just because you don't know what you're really getting. I would take your truck to an exhaust shop and get the leak fixed to renew some love for it and keep it around.

You say you have some problems with your F150 but do you know that the Escalade doesn't also have problems, maybe worse? Have you had a mechanic inspect it? Have you seen the Carfax report on it? Have you driven it? Has it ever been wrecked? Does it have a clean title?

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