Am I the only guy who absolutely hates big trucks?

If I had the choice between a new Dodge Ram or an old beat up Toyota, ill take the Toyota every time. Then there's the choice between the Toyota and a little beat up Honda. I'll take the Honda. I just don't like trucks.

I'm not too crazy about them myself. I'm not crazy about trucks period. I prefer smaller SUV's, and then pack it with speakers.

I'd never drive a pick-up either. Pick-ups are for people whose egos can't fit in a car. Plus I'm not spending $50 at the pump to fill it up. Bad enough I'm spending $30 to fill up my Firebird with premium

I'd take an F-150 over ANY foreign car ever.

Not really, large pick-ups are hard to maneuver, hard on the wallet, and just a social status. Kinda meaning-less unless you own a farm.

I do think Peterbilts, Kenworths, etc are majestic and beautiful pieces of machinery, but those trucks have a
meaning and serve a real purpose.

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