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The truck costs $150,000 to start. What is the use case of spending that much on a truck but not spending the extra $66k tax to unlock its full power? A car col
by dahfizz 5y ago
The truck costs $150,000 to start. What is the use case of spending that much on a truck but not spending the extra $66k tax to unlock its full power? A car collector who wants to own it, but never use it, and wants to save a buck?
If you just like the look of the truck, you could buy a RAM 3500 and install the liftkit and bumper yourself for less than half the price.
This is clickbait. The article takes some technically possible bizarre situation and presents it as though this is something that happens regularly.
- Ekaros 5y agoAdditional saving is yearly tax, but even then 654€ compared to 76€ isn't that much...
- Guthur 5y agoMay be more interested in the power than top speed. It's a very comfortable tractor.
- masturbayeser 5y agobecause the speed limiter will just be removed aftermarket by the buyer, so I'm sure people are actually doing this
- throwthere 5y agoI suspect the speed limiter isn’t exactly soldered in place if you get me
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- thematrixturtle 5y agoIt's news because somebody is actually doing this.