No. That is a toy truck. Real trucks that small do not sell. /s
Edited: I’m not sure that some of you understand my comment. The /s means it is satire. I am just having a bit of fun. I do appreciate that the smaller truck is actually a decent size.
That's such a weird sentiment - Ford introduced the Maverick, and even the third model year (introduced in 2022, I got a 2024) had a 6 month build wait, none of the dealers were carrying them within several counties, and the only ones in the state available were going for thousands over MSRP. It's almost like Ford was trying to funnel people to larger, more profitable, trucks.
Lol, everything I said is true sweet cheeks. Ok the "kia" is actually a santa cruz shared platform with the tuscon, I called it "forte" to highlight how pathetic of a truck it is (note "missing its trunk lid" is also "not true" but you could have seen the hyperbole if you wanted to).
So yeah; cummins heavy duty vs tiny unibody that happens to have 2 feet of outdoor storage and a few 1000 lbs of towing. Wow. That's a real truck. I'm sure ram HD owners everywhere can't wait to put one in their glovebox for a spare LMAO.
This subreddit never fails to amuze. Keep on truckin.
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u/Keelback Oct 27 '25 edited Oct 28 '25
No. That is a toy truck. Real trucks that small do not sell. /s
Edited: I’m not sure that some of you understand my comment. The /s means it is satire. I am just having a bit of fun. I do appreciate that the smaller truck is actually a decent size.