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One of them tows 12000 and can get on the highway and not die. The other has a payload capacity of 1500lbs.
What a dumb comparison. I own a Kei.
Except the people who own the monster trucks never carry more than 1500 lbs and rarely take it on the highway.
You might be shocked to know that fitting a family of four plus vacation gear quickly approaches 1.5k.
Payload capacity includes how much people weigh. It’s not just how much you can throw in the bed.
That's either a very heavy family or a lot of vacation gear! You would need all 4 people to be around 300lbs to start getting close.
It's america, so it's not impossible
A basic camping trip puts us right at the limit.