CreamyGoodness
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Also, for those with big, dirty, crazy ass rescue dogs, it's another good reason to have a truck.
What're your thoughts on spruced up sports cars?
I’m not saying all truck owners are like this. I’m saying there’s enough of them like this for that perception to exist.
As someone who grew up on a farm, I get slightly annoyed at the suburban folks who drive $70k trucks. They are rarely used for their intended purpose, but drive demand and cost through the roof. I get it, they are comfortable and useful luxury vehicles, but as the top-of-the-line models skyrocket in price, it drags the work truck price up with it.
Because tons of insecure mediocre men living in shitty suburbs that do none of those things buy giant ass posermobile pickups
We have 2 newer, "nicer" SUVs, but we still end up using my old truck as our family car 90% of the time and it is my daily driver unless it is a long highway drive (and even then still sometimes if it is camping or to the beach). It is by far the best family vehicle we've owned, and I use the bed at least 5 or 6 times a week for various shit, if not every day. And as Biff noted it is 9 years old with well over 100k miles on it, but still only worth $10k less than what I paid for it. Plus, it has 35s and a lift kit, but don't hate, I see you in your Prius driving solo with your Covid-cabin mask on, you do you.
Is there some reason that a vehicle that has a more likely chance of being beaten to hell retains its value so well? Eventually you would think the market corrects for saturation of high retaining value year after year as more trucks are made. Counterpoint to my own argument lots of people own a truck as a secondary vehicle.
Is there some reason that a vehicle that has a more likely chance of being beaten to hell retains its value so well? Eventually you would think the market corrects for saturation of high retaining value year after year as more trucks are made. Counterpoint to my own argument lots of people own a truck as a secondary vehicle.