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This is not out in some rural town. This is in Portland, OR about 2 miles from downtown. Personal vehicles this large are simply incompatible with urban living and pressure their owners to continually break traffic law. Technically that Miata is parked as close to the stop sign as it can legally be, but as the Denali doesn't fit in many places around here it's owner is compelled to park across both the stop sign and the crosswalk.
im just always thinking about how does this huge ass vehicle park in a big city
They can't park at the local Walmart in the burbs nor go through the dunkin drive through rurally either. It's a bloated piece of shit for bloated pieces of .. people.
These trucks literally dont fit in society and should stay on these folks farms, which they say they all have and is why they need these trucks.
Can't fit a couch in that bed it's all vanity
That's the worst part, they don't belong on farms. Not farmer worth their salt wants a gaudy piece of shit like this for farm work. Too heavy, too expensive and too difficult to fix when actually used. These vanity pieces are only for showing off, not hauling heavy pieces of equipment around as advertised. Heaviest thing these things move is the ego of the people who own them.
Yeah I work at a farm, and the car we use is a 4wd Toyota Hiace, with a trailer if needed. It's beat up but does its work well.
I grew up using an S-10 as our farm truck
I can fit a lot in the bed of an S-10 unlike the truck pictured here
Right like how TF are you going to even put something heavy in the bed without injuring yourself