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Japan is known for not having much on-street parking, you need the extra 10 feet of height to see over the SUVs parked on every street corner here.
They don't even sell like the tiny rangers anymore, the f150 trucks are so ridiculously oversized
I sort of need a truck. I routinely buy full size sheet goods (plywood, OSB, etc). So I bought my first ever truck. A Ford Maverick, got the hybrid engine. The amount of people who try to make fun of it and say it's not a truck is insane. I don't care, I bought it cuz it's not really an American truck and it does what I need out of a truck. The obsession with making trucks larger and larger in the US is wild.