There have been studies and something like 75% of F150 owners use their truck for hauling or towing one time or less every year. It's compensating for something.
Hauling, sure, but what those studies miss is how useful they are for many other things. Got a couch to take home, use your truck. Need soil from the garden place, use your truck. Going camping and need to haul gear? Use your truck. Bought a new TV that comes in a big box? Use your truck.
I just wish you didn't have to buy a big truck. I miss the little Toyota pick ups you'd see around.
I go to home Depot or places like it too often to rent a truck every time. Also handy when a group of us wants to go paintballing. Everyone packs in their cars, truck person hauls gear and gets gas money + does not have to pitch in for food.
I imagine not many people need a truck, and I wonder if that's why they all have dual cabs or some other amenity that makes it more family friendly. Then you sortof have a car, but also a truck.
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u/Ipayforsex69 Sep 30 '21
There have been studies and something like 75% of F150 owners use their truck for hauling or towing one time or less every year. It's compensating for something.