Unpopular Opinion
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Vote the opposite of the norm.
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Yeah that’s unpopular - I shared that view in the early days of unibody construction but manufacturers can do a lot more with that now. Why not judge whether it’s a truck by whether it can do truck things?
We’re way past the point where trucks are used for stereotypical truck things and they’re used for a much wider range of uses. Most don’t need to be so heavy duty to fulfill their use case.
Unless you’re also going to claim we don’t need 80% of the trucks we have, you’re just being pretentious about the need for heavy duty vehicles and what manufacturers are able to design
I would never presume to claim any such thing. I drive a 2021 Canyon quarter-tonne precisely because I think there is a use case for lighter duty trucks for people like me who aren't doing much more than hauling home-reno trash to the dump and moving some furniture for friends.
That's a pickup truck.
(Or in some places we call them a "pick 'em up truck.")
The Cyberwhatsis will never be a pickup vehicle because not only can't it carry anything heavy, it also actively repels girls.
I love my Canyon. But it hasn't helped me with the ladies...