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CheetahDC · 09-17-2008, 02:30 PM

I am not a truck guy. They just seem too big, too tippy, and too thirsty for my tastes. However, Ming, your commentary was very intelligent and turned me onto trucks like nobody could before. Instead I hear about towing power or stump-pulling power...which doesn't really matter to me, personally. Not everyone needs to tow a huge-arsed trailer. But, that's all I hear about in reviews and from marketing. It's coloured my view of trucks. I know these smaller, more effecient trucks are out there, but I don't know jack about how capable they are.

Ever conider a job at GM marketing?

09-17-2008, 02:30 PM	#12 (permalink)
CheetahDC 2.8 Liter Turbocharged V6 Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Ohio Drives: 2000 Dodge Neon Posts: 892	Re: Hurricane Ike: An Argument for Small Trucks, and Shreveport I am not a truck guy. They just seem too big, too tippy, and too thirsty for my tastes. However, Ming, your commentary was very intelligent and turned me onto trucks like nobody could before. Instead I hear about towing power or stump-pulling power...which doesn't really matter to me, personally. Not everyone needs to tow a huge-arsed trailer. But, that's all I hear about in reviews and from marketing. It's coloured my view of trucks. I know these smaller, more effecient trucks are out there, but I don't know jack about how capable they are. Ever conider a job at GM marketing?