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What people online think I drive when I mention owning a pickup truck versus what I actually drive
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Everyone should get a Honda Element.
In the future, cars will be so big that we will need a second, smaller car to drive us to the driver's seat.
Thanks for blinding everyone on the road with your Dodge.
One for hauling, towing, driving around offroad and onroad and basically doing everything in and the other for taking it to american car meets.
Ford Ranger 2004 vs 2024 is like Mario before and after mushroom.
I miss the little Ranger. That thing was the perfect pickup truck (if your market didn't get the actual perfect pickup truck, the Toyota Hilux)
Put a Ford Focus behind it to show what people actually need.
So that people refocus their goals? fingerguns
Too bad the gov blocks smaller pickups from being imported. Practical sized vehicles.
Shouldn't generalize like that. People with a legitimate need to space for hauling cargo exists.
Agreed but considering how bed sizes haven't changed but the rest of the trucks tripled in size his point isn't too far off the mark
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