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Trucks get thirty mpg?more like 12 in town.mabe folks have self image problems or their need to impress you with their macho image.mabe a small wanger !i drive a big rig for a living so i see vehicles all day long,and ive owned a truck years ago.was hard on gas didnt stop well and the rear end broke lose at the slightest hint of a slippery road,yes trucks have gotten better and more expensive,friends kid bought a new chevy trk,27000 and no electric windows or locks!when i drive in the snow,everytime theres an accident it seems to be a pickup truck.if many people would get rid of their pu or only drive it when it was really needed,mabe it would help lessen our dependence on foreign oil.folks here in the usa are living in denial about oil.
Hoo boy...I can't even get away from the "Super Truckers" when I get out of my truck. Ron, I pronounce you the first "C-D Rambo"...
No, it doesnt have to. Ive always had trucks and a couple of times, van conversions (family) but as a truck person, you can have one anywhere. Its just a choice preference. (Maybe sub-conciously because I move so much it turns out more handy to have one?)
I love my crew cab 4x4 Duramax. Great for hauling and towing. Milage is not the best but I didn't buy it for the milage. I bought it for hauling and towing. As somebody mentioned above though, rear end is a little light though, especially when the road is a little wet.
My dad lives 15 minutes from Philly and works in Philly and has a pick up truck. He just likes it and it's good for towing this boat to the shore in the summer.
well, I live between two streams trout to the left, everything else to the right, and have two pickups for the creek one is even camo! dat's gotta be country. but I also have a 66 mustang gt and wifey drives a xterra, although I have taken it to the creek before and almost got stuck... had to wash it 2-3 times to get all the mud and cow poo off it!...but I do see a lot of the "I dont go in the dirt trucks" around here and some hummers with all the chrome goodies on them.......ya know they dont!
"have to make moonshine and get into the occasional chase with the Sherrif"
what if he is the one selling the shine?
Then it's all good baby!
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