▲ | lo_zamoyski 5 days ago | |
Let’s not play this game. The main objection is the buffoonish size. Look at trucks in the 1990s and compare the size. There is absolutely an element of clownish machismo involved. | ||
▲ | SkyPuncher 5 days ago | parent | next [-] | |
> Look at trucks in the 1990s and compare the size. If you actually compare similiar configurations, you'll find basically no difference in size. Compared to a 90's F-150, a modern f-150 is * 1" wider * Either 0' longer or 1' longer depending on the exact configuration * 1" taller * Nearly 1k lbs less heavy (lots of weight optimization in the past ~35 years) | ||
▲ | silisili 5 days ago | parent | prev [-] | |
I agree generally, but blame the makers I guess. One important thing to remember is bed length. Trying to haul plywood or 2x4s with a 5 ft bed is a joke, and not easy with even a 6 ft bed. The old, small rangers used to have a 7 ft bed option! I believe the longest you can get today is 6. So if you want a longer bed, you're kinda forced into the full size fold. I don't know how well they'd actually sell, but it'd be neat if they at least offered something maybe a hair bigger than maverick sized with a 7 ft bed. |