Wide Cars

[vulgarcynic@sh.itjust.works]

Can confirm, I have an EV for daily use and a F150 platinum for towing a 8.5k trailer, project work for my house, band equipment, etc... The trim package is where a lot of that extra cost goes (didnt really need heated, massage seats but we have a family member that was our sales guy and it was used so waaaaaaay less than MSRP). It is surprisingly fuel efficient when my partner is out of town and I need to run errands. I also live in a rather rural area so I'm not generally clogging up the roads. Also make it a conscious effort to park way out in the back 40 so I'm not creating a shit show for other drivers in the parking lot. The bonus is, that's usually where the cart returns are so its less steps to get them back to the store!

[phoenicianpirate@lemm.ee]

This has been plagerized directly from a Tex Avery cartoon from the 1950s...

[ilovethebomb@lemm.ee]

Where I live, a fully loaded truck can be up to 50t without needing any special permits.

[ilovethebomb@lemm.ee]

Semi trucks have doors too?

[granitem@lemmy.world]

I passed a Lamborghini SUV on the road the other day. I checked and it retails for about $250,000. Motherfucker really dropped a quarter of a million dollars for a RAV4-looking vehicle to haul the kids to soccer in.

[emerald@lemmy.world]

Yeah that's not true at all. Someone hasn't driven on the backroads near me.

[smeg@feddit.uk]

Whoops, you can see where I tried to remove the m. from the youtube URL and messed up!

[jarix@lemmy.world]

Canyonaro is far superior

[fiskfisk33@startrek.website]

not four of them

[ilovethebomb@lemm.ee]

Fire trucks do.

[elucubra@sopuli.xyz]

I once saw an asshole who managed to park a compact car on 4 Spaces, one being a handicapped spot. I took a picture, but cant find it.

[elucubra@sopuli.xyz]

All things considered, stability and six full seats? Look up Fiat Multipla.