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I am pretty sure that if you need an inexpensive car with a decent charging bed, you are better of buying a regular passenger car and tow a small trailer when y
by prmoustache 3mo ago
I am pretty sure that if you need an inexpensive car with a decent charging bed, you are better of buying a regular passenger car and tow a small trailer when you need it.
My dad bought one years ago and tow it with his corolla minivan whenever he needs it. Chance is that if you only need the bed a couple of times a year or are space constrained you are better of renting it.
I never understood those US mountainbikers who awkwardly wrestle their bike on a truck bed when they could more comfortably mount them on an hitch rack of a regular car or inside a van. VW Multivan must be the most popular van amoung mountainbikers here in europe.
- PunchyHamster 3mo ago> I am pretty sure that if you need an inexpensive car with a decent charging bed, you are better of buying a regular passenger car and tow a small trailer when you need it. Or a minivan. Or an actual van. Truck's sole advantage is open bed. That is needed even rarer than "enough space for some plywood at the back"
- rationalist 3mo agoTrue, not everyone goes camping or does their own hauling, repairing, etc.
- mjh2539 3mo agoYou can easily fit 8 full sheets of plywood (4ftx8ft) in a 2020 Honda Odyssey, with the seats still in the car. And you don't have to worry about them getting wet on the drive back home.
- nicbou 3mo agoI maintain that a Renault Kangoo is the best car format ever.
- prmoustache 3mo agoYes. We still see an insane amount of Citroen C15 here in south of Spain.
- nicbou 3mo agoSpanish Citroen C15 memes are my type of humour