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Old 10-31-2018, 08:59 PM   #21 (permalink)
oldtamiyaphile
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You don't need hybrid to get a 40mpg pick up, just intelligent design. American type pickups are mostly toys. If you want to get real practicality with an open vehicle (if you have a shell on your pickup you're screaming 'I'm doing it wrong') then you get something like this:



https://trucksmithtarget.co.uk/

Easy loading from all sides and a secure space for an 8' ladder and tools, and a low load floor (how you're supposed to get a compressor or welder or table saw into a 4x4 pick up I don't know).

30mpg city worst case. 40+mpg city best case. Same over all size as an F150.

America simply isn't ready.

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