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Originally Posted by tophcfa

Might get the urban crowd that wants a faux truck. Not for rural folks that want a real truck that has good ground clearance, 4WD that can rip through deep snow, navigate off road trails, tow a good sized boat or landscape trailer, haul firewood, plow snow, have a forklift drop a pallet with a ton of pellets in the back, etc…. And the minimum bed size for a real truck is 6 feet, preferably larger.

It’s mini truck, not competing with 150s, 250s, 350s, but will take chunks out of faux trucks under 150. Over Years I had several faux trucks GMC Sonoma, Ford sports tracks, and dodge Dakota. Even though I wouldn’t call my F100s or Dakota faux truck they was work horses. Mini truck bed can be extended to 8 feet through back seat that lays down.