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> people who want F150's at least think of themselves as people who want to be able to tow I've only found this to be true on the internet. In the real world,
by _ea1k 3y ago
> people who want F150's at least think of themselves as people who want to be able to tow
I've only found this to be true on the internet. In the real world, it is much less common.
Lots of people realize that their truck is just the commuter and home depot stuff hauler.
- chungy 3y agoAt least it still performs well at the "Home Depot stuff hauler" part. A sedan is absolutely impossible to work for that use case. (Ok: I'm a bit defensive. There's a concerted Internet effort over the past year to paint all pickups as a status symbol without justification, as if every empty bed or fresh-from-the-car-wash truck is proof that the owner doesn't need it. Even if you just move furniture every so often, I totally disagree with the sentiment. If I can afford two vehicles, a pickup and sedan would be a good combo; for now, just a pickup is good.)
- specialist 3y agoThe real world is the domain of empiricists. Rationalists rule online.