← Back to context Comment by ComputerGuru 7 years ago No, because that’s just going to bring you unibody junk like the Ridgeline. 2 comments ComputerGuru Reply romwell 7 years ago What? No, a smaller truck is something like a Suzuki Carry[1]Full 2 meters shorter overall than Ford F-150, but with truck bed almost as long.Just less oomph, but enough for most city uses.[1]https://ph.priceprice.com/Suzuki-Multicab-Carry-9656/ ComputerGuru 7 years ago I would definitely be behind that. Saw plenty of them when I wasn’t living in the States. Very reliable, affordable, and practical.However, I would not expect that to be what corporate America of today would produce.
romwell 7 years ago What? No, a smaller truck is something like a Suzuki Carry[1]Full 2 meters shorter overall than Ford F-150, but with truck bed almost as long.Just less oomph, but enough for most city uses.[1]https://ph.priceprice.com/Suzuki-Multicab-Carry-9656/ ComputerGuru 7 years ago I would definitely be behind that. Saw plenty of them when I wasn’t living in the States. Very reliable, affordable, and practical.However, I would not expect that to be what corporate America of today would produce.
ComputerGuru 7 years ago I would definitely be behind that. Saw plenty of them when I wasn’t living in the States. Very reliable, affordable, and practical.However, I would not expect that to be what corporate America of today would produce.
What? No, a smaller truck is something like a Suzuki Carry[1]
Full 2 meters shorter overall than Ford F-150, but with truck bed almost as long.
Just less oomph, but enough for most city uses.
[1]https://ph.priceprice.com/Suzuki-Multicab-Carry-9656/
I would definitely be behind that. Saw plenty of them when I wasn’t living in the States. Very reliable, affordable, and practical.
However, I would not expect that to be what corporate America of today would produce.