If I was given the choice of a fully optioned 2017/2018 truck or that '67 in a long bed with no frills and a 4 speed, I'd take the '67 everyday of the week.
Chevrolet is celebrating 100 years of building trucks with a pair of retro-themed pickups.
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I swear if I see one more soccer mom driving around in a new half-ton 4x4, crew cab with an empty 4.5 foot bed and child seats in the back seat, I'm gonna lose my mind. Anymore I completely associate 1/2 ton crew cab trucks with soccer moms.
If I were to buy a new truck (and I'm not), I'd walk into a Ford or Toyota dealership and tell them to sell me the cheapest new full size truck they have with an 8 foot bed. I don't care if it is a 2wd, V6, one-wheel peel, with crank windows and no A/C. If it's got an 8 ft bed, I'll be fine.
We as a society have completely neutered pickup trucks.
If I were to buy a new truck (and I'm not), I'd walk into a Ford or Toyota dealership and tell them to sell me the cheapest new full size truck they have with an 8 foot bed. I don't care if it is a 2wd, V6, one-wheel peel, with crank windows and no A/C. If it's got an 8 ft bed, I'll be fine.
We as a society have completely neutered pickup trucks.
I'm not one of the we, I want a clutch but GM (or the others) don't think I should have it.
I know you didn't!
*Does not include anyone who is not, nor has never been a soccer mom and/or is a member of GBF
I've never owned a truck without 3 pedals.
Welcome to Saskatchewan. Everyone buys new trucks to be cool or have as their hotrod, give a break. Trucks are necessary for winter but cars are so much more fun. Plus 1/2 tons are over 70K fully loaded up here.
I can get new loaded Challenger GT awd for just over 40K. Not a hard choice, the
Challenger will mop the floor with that chevy.
Challenger will mop the floor with that chevy.
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