The bummer thing is, even if you only use a truck, as a truck, 10% of its miles

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Aug 5, 2022
1:22:20pm

byu1 All-American

You still kinda need to have one, as borrowing or renting one isn’t very convenient

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On the topic of trucks, I judge anyone who drives a clean Raptor without off-roading tires. Ok, guy. Good thing you paid

Mike Honcho All-American

8/5/22 12:25pm

So, like... All of em?

Hotlanta

8/5/22 12:26pm

So far it’s pretty close to 100%

Mike Honcho

8/5/22 12:28pm

I just assume anyone that owns a Raptor has never taken it off-road ever

letthewookieewin

8/5/22 12:29pm

Is that how much my Raptor cost? I only got a gift receipt from my wife at Christmas. I was worried she had spent a lot

PJMort

8/5/22 12:29pm

Status symbol

jrifkin48

8/5/22 12:32pm

Everyone needs a Raptor and a Tesla

byu1

8/5/22 12:33pm

A solid 75% of truck owners could drive a Civic and do everything they do now.

vagabonder

8/5/22 12:33pm

which is why the Maverick makes sense. 40 mpg but you can put your bike on for

runnincoug

8/5/22 12:37pm

I'll bet there are a lot of sports car drivers who drive the speed limit, too

Skeptical Optimist

8/5/22 12:37pm

The bummer thing is, even if you only use a truck, as a truck, 10% of its miles

byu1

8/5/22 1:22pm

Besides desert, they really aren’t that great off road. Too wide for jeep trails

byu1

8/5/22 12:34pm

Like this scene from the Cars movie franchise

BYULAWGUY

8/5/22 12:37pm

I’m putting a rhino liner wrap around my whole truck because of the scratches

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