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Absolutely. If you're not using your truck for truck stuff at least twice a month, it doesn't make sense. And unless you're using it more frequently than that,
by ethbro 6y ago
Absolutely. If you're not using your truck for truck stuff at least twice a month, it doesn't make sense.
And unless you're using it more frequently than that, only a fuel efficient medium / small one makes sense.
(Possible exception: infrequent long-haul towing for extended trips)
- gbronner 6y agosnowplow. Really nothing like it for clearing a lot of snow on a gravel road that is hilly.
- jupp0r 6y agoSpace is also an issue. Try fitting a rear facing car seat into a crew cab Tacoma.
- Gibbon1 6y agoThe space thing is why I've always punted and bought full sized vans. Downside very limited availability of AWD or 4X4 vans in the US. Yes you can pay through the nose for an after market one.
- jupp0r 6y agoI went the full size truck route because of the offroad capabilities and the ability to transport things in the bed (with shell) that you wouldn’t necessarily want in the cabin: second battery, porta potty, propane tank, jerry cans, fridge, ...