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Originally Posted by Tahoe_Hybrid
it's not even a real truck it's front wheel drive
legally in California it's not a real truck.
in order to legally be a real truck it has to have BODY on frame truck chassis.
it uses passenger rated tires 105 load index
a pickup tire is 121 load index
also the Successor was the Chevrolet SSR which was a total failure in the US
Model years 2004–2006
which was based on the GMT360 truck platform also all the classics were built on a "truck platform chassis "
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A friend out west has an Odyssey van,of which it shares it's platform with the Ridgeline/Pilot? If so ,that van carries more cargo around than all the pickups in Parker County combined (just a bit of confabulation).It's secure,weathertight,'long-bed',and can tow a fairly large load.And averages around 24-mpg.It's been a pretty good compromise to a dedicated 1/2-ton pickup.
