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That usage data isn’t really helpful since owners can use them exclusively for one or the other. Without changing those statistics, each owner still may need a
by LeafItAlone 3y ago
That usage data isn’t really helpful since owners can use them exclusively for one or the other. Without changing those statistics, each owner still may need a truck if they are constantly doing another.
That’s likely not the case, but I’m fairly certain the real world usage isn’t as bad as that seems.
- acdha 3y agoIt’s possible that those groups are disjoint enough that every truck owner uses it for one of those functions but not the others, and does so to an extent that they can’t use another vehicle (e.g. uses the bed for more than fits in a car, etc.), but that seems unlikely. The sales have boomed for years and it seems unlikely that there are so many new ranchers or tradespeople, etc. especially given that most of the trucks you see on the road outside of rural areas are in pristine condition with no signs of being used to tow anything.