Living with a 3 ton US pick-up in the UK! British Family Reacts!

Aidan and Gaynor reacts to what it would be like to drive a 3 ton us pick up truck in the uk.
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[@gaberohrbach7542]

The guy driving the truck made it seem 10000% harder than it actually is

[@jlpack62]

that was the entire point of the video.

[@hobblobber3914]

Yea, get a 16-year-old kid from the country and he'd be whippin that thing

[@allenhill1223]

Glad he don't drive in kansas City. Dangerous.😂😂😂

[@allenhill1223]

I do 80 mph hour from Kansas City to Colorado

[@luk35kywalk3r8]

@@jlpack62no the point is to show what it’s actually like not drive like a bitch and act like it’s normal

[@TheBongReyes]

A bit melodramatic is an understatement with a that video. Even with those camera angles, you can see he had plenty of space for a majority of trip. Yes the TRX is wide but delivery vehicles are as big and has no issues driving around UK streets.

[@johndombroski9067]

I understand that England doesn’t have ranchers and some of the other occupations that require a large utility truck. But what do their construction workers (for example) or other tradesmen whose job requires/greatly benefits from having a utility truck? Even more curious after watching this video and reading some of the comments making it seem like an F150 or 1500 is a monster truck to them. Gotta imagine they have at least a few trucks over there

[@embracethesuck1041]

I don't think the width or even the length is as challenging as the turning radius. I'd bet a lot of the delivery trucks can do a much tighter turn than a standard American pickup.

[@waffles824]

Apparently American trucks in the UK make you purposefully drop your mcdonalds...guy managed to exaggerate american vehicles even more than top gear did.

[@texaswild3346]

Gas is short of gasoline; mixture of volatile, flammable liquid hydrocarbons derived from petroleum and used as fuel for internal-combustion engines.....🙏

[@mllarson]

He should try a full crew cab dually with an extra-long bed. He'd have even more fun 😀

[@DaInfamous0ne]

Exactly

[@Sandman60077]

That's not even a big truck. He definitely made driving that a lot harder than it needed to be.

[@gpaje]

If your familiar with his channel, that's what he does. In regards to the size, it's large in terms of width, not really length or height. In the UK, it's a bit bigger than the Ford Transit Van, which is a common large vehicle there.

[@jamesleyda365]

Just another vehicle in America

[@officeblokedaz]

@@jamesleyda365just small roads in the uk on the opposite side of the cab. Try it out.

[@quasicrystal5166]

Yeah lol. We have small roads in America too not just big highways, i would say more than the UK since America is much bigger.

[@FEARNoMore]

Big truck by their road standards. I watch The Beaselys who live in Jersey and their roads are like Hobbit roads even smaller than england roads. lol They literally have to pull over and back up to let one small car through at a time. It's insane. haha

[@MlTCH]

That’s middle of the pack for pickup truck sizes available in the US. Also, yea, this presenter is exaggerating the negatives of everything lol.

[@sdv73168]

Gas is short for Gasoline, why is that so hard to understand 😂

[@MrBananagrab]

Fak sake! Drives like Austin Powers in the tunnel 😂

[@pacmanc8103]

Gas, of course, is short for gasoline, which is a type of petroleum used to fuel vehicles. Petroleum, or petrol, in the US is the term that’s used for the liquid hydrocarbons that are refined into gasoline, diesel, and kerosene. I agree - this guy is exaggerating the size of the Dodge Ram as he tries to maneuver it around, even though dual axle pickups are wider than the one on the video.

[@thetruth1140]

And guess what. Gasoline is a British word that never got adopted in the UK like it did in the US.

[@donaldfisher749]

That's one of the smaller more common trucks over here , 1500 series. They get ALOT bigger

[@ViolentKisses87]

He would jizz, shit, and have a stroke if he saw a F-650. A friend I had in highschool's mom had one as a daily driver.

[@Carfan678]

@@ViolentKisses87 theirs a 650?👀largest ive seen is a 450

[@rich7447]

@@Carfan678 F450 is the biggest pickup and it is really an F350 max tow. Ford makes cab and chassis trucks up the F750.

[@CatholicBossHogg]

This guy couldnt drive a bicycle, much less a 1500. Anyone who drives trucks couldve whipped that thing around that town, no problem

[@chrissears5482]

He's actually a pretty skilled driver, his channel Carwow has tons of videos of him drag racing and tracking and testing out everything from sedans to million dollar hypercars.. He was just over exaggerating everything on purpose

[@okienative4785]

They filmed the driving of that truck as awkward as possible. For the content. Either that, or the driver just learned to drive, full stop, the day before they filmed.

[@rdramos13]

It's a CarWow video, that's what Mat Watson does. And drag races, lots of drag races.

[@richardhart5612]

Screw them people. He was actually conducting a transaction at the pump. They should have made the van back up, he wasn't doing anything but blocking them in.

[@jasonligon5937]

I don't think he's ever driven it. He had areas he was clearly clear of objects and made an issue out of it.

[@beachside1]

I think he was trying to goof it up for the video. NoOne can be that bad at driving.

[@TheMaxmurphy1973]

Looks like he's driving down a back alley! 😂

[@JoeBlow_4]

That isn't that large of a pick up and he made it look way harder than it is. He acted like it was some behemoth of a vehicle.

[@Brandon-sw5ob]

When he pull on reverse all the way through the intersection for that three-point turn I laughed myself silly. Cuz that was such a jerk move all I had to do is back up 1 ft. Crank the wheel and drive😂 but I prefer his method be a jerk LOL

[@FEARNoMore]

I am an AMerican and always wave sorry to people and wave thanks to people who let me into their lanes. We have enough road rage and I don't want to contribute to it. hahaha

[@nutterbuttergutter]

Same. People have the wrong idea about Americans in a LOT of respects.

[@newenglandman2413]

Likewise.

[@newenglandman2413]

@@nutterbuttergutter Indeed, and frequently they will cling to those wrong ideas even in the face of fact.

[@beachside1]

Same here

[@fermisparadox01]

What do y'all call mustard, yeller soss ?🤣

[@limeygaynor]

Just mustard 😉

[@fermisparadox01]

@@limeygaynor I was only joking 😛😂

[@CruxusAshbourne]

All I see in this video is just how amazing it would be if all of U.K got these to combat the "Stop Oil" protests. Think of the rage on their faces; you're idling on the street polluting the place while they block traffic. Imagine their faces seeing hundreds of those idling! Priceless. On that note, you can change it over to diesel and just smoke em!

[@rich7447]

Ram discontinued the only diesel it had that was light enough to fit in this truck. You have to go to the next size up to get a diesel from anyone other than Chevy/GMC in a half ton pickup now. The 1500s and really most 2500s don't have a high enough gross vehicle weight rating to install an 1100 lb engine plus 350 lb transmission and have much payload left. The best thing for the UK would be a Ram 3500 or F350 single rear wheel diesel.

[@rich7447]

That is a relatively small truck in the US. It's a crew cab, but has the shortest bed (5.5 foot) available on a Ram 1500. They don't even offer the 5.5 foot bed in a 2500 or above. The Ford crew cab long beds hold close to 50 gallons/190L of fuel.

[@MacTX]

for Brits who don't understand US logic, when we shorten words, we just usually cut it with no regards for proper grammar. gasoline = gas, mathematics = math

[@texasczech63]

Its gas-o-line, put the cap on while your at it.

[@MrGlenspace]

101 liters is 26.8 gallons. Would be about 98 dollars U.S. today.

[@officeblokedaz]

190 $ approx I guess here

[@davidcosta2244]

I find it amazing that he paid after he filled up. That's the reverse of the U.S., in the vast majority of gas stations. Also,. it's called gas, because that's the first three letters of gasoline.

[@mllarson]

Almost all of my life (until the cough cough changed things at some stores) we paid after fueling. Not every town treats their citizens like potential criminals. This is in rural Minnesota, so things can be different in bigger cities.

[@jasonligon5937]

I just noticed he was able to fill up before paying!?!? We haven't had that ability in a long time because everyone would steal petrol. Lol. You want gas in the US, you have to pay first or no petrol for you.

[@rdramos13]

Or someone fills it up for you. Some states still have full service gas stations.

[@beachside1]

Not where I live. I just use my debit card and Im gone. The pumps dont work outside unless you pay with your card or you can go inside. It looked like there was a cc/debit slot to use a card on that pump tho.

[@johnshields9904]

What’s crazy to me is the price of gas (or petrol as y’all call it). To fill up most cars here it costs roughly $50-60 (40 pounds?) and we all complain about the prices here haha

[@johnzubil2875]

As an American, and owner of a pickup, I can manage that truck much better than he can.

[@gregcable3250]

Looked this up on google (so take it for what you want): "'Petrol' is a shortened term for 'Petroleum Distillate' which is what it is. Gas is a shortened version of 'Gasoline' was a trade name for Petroleum Distillate used in the US".

[@BurntFrenchToast106]

Waiting for someone to drive the International CXT in the UK

[@yungkidnf]

It's been done. We'll actually a Ford f750 super truck. But basically same

[@ScottieRC]

4:23. Gas is short for gasoline, which it is. Petrol is short for Petroleum, which it is only made from.

[@BigMoore1232]

Honk at me while getting gas and see what happens lol

[@Salty_Balls]

Exactly. And especially if you angrily leave your car and come at me.

[@davidcosta2244]

"Keep honking, I'm reloading. !" This is my favorite bumper sticker.

[@BigMoore1232]

They will get me to take off my shirt and show my entirely tatted belly and hopefully big gun lol

[@halicarnassus8235]

We don't call it gas because of its natural state, we call it gas because it's short gasoline.

[@brandonaston301]

I can’t imagine backing in front of someone at the gas station there as cars apparently can’t leave until the front car moves. In the US you can because theres space between the lanes to go around the car in front of you.

[@beachside1]

Plus you can pay at the pumps and not have to walk inside. I remember doing that stuff....well......never

[@62impalaconvert]

6:00 I hope he put the gas cap back on! In the US the highways usually have two speed limits, one for cars and a lower limit for trucks.

[@lazyblazer]

15:37 the weight limit for 70mph is 3.05 tonnes or less. Gaynor drives a Range Rover I believe? It's well under 3.05 tonnes.

[@nutterbuttergutter]

I’m curious why there is the speed to weight limitation. Is it for environmental reasons or is it to just lessen the consumption of petrol so as to conserve it?

[@lazyblazer]

@@nutterbuttergutter It is mainly for safety reasons especially on smaller or congested roads. It is much harder to stop a very heavy vehicle quickly at higher speeds.

[@stevenmark4407]

Nah he was being so dramatic. Lol.

[@aaronb4493]

I’m an old woman and they drive great! So much room!

[@Warlordbeto818]

Driving in North east la hills, east la hills or coming through the hills from LA to the valley can't get worse than this here in Los Angeles. I scratched my dually trying to let someone over one day hahaha

[@juliayoung537]

My daughter drives a bigger pickup truck than that 😅❤

[@bmorg5190]

I know right this British dude has no idea how to drive it

[@officeblokedaz]

On massive wide roads. Try country lanes that takes a small car (fiat 500) to stick close to edge whilst a cyclist comes opposite way 😂

[@rich7447]

@@officeblokedaz Only if you care about cyclists.

[@noelramirez1551]

He forgot to honk at every car even though its the truck driver the one at fault lol

[@chrissears5482]

Dude is a millionaire that drives and reviews supercars and hypercars for a living and owns several but doesn't have money to wash a truck... It's clearly just an over exaggeration

[@lilJJslayer]

i had no idea u could drive in the uk with the steering wheel on the left fkn cool, and gas is short for gasoline which is a liquid

[@andrewwaller5913]

Loads of left hand drive cars in the UK, the rest of Europe has left hand drive when they visit.

[@cja2192]

All the people saying it’s not even a big truck😂😂 I own one & it’s definitely a big truck…and I live & drive in Texas

[@tehclefty5317]

As an OTR truck driver in the US, I imagine the UKs roads are like New Jersey roads… Fxck that place..🤦🏻‍♂️

[@unclebounce1495]

This guy I don't think is used to driving trucks. Add to that driving with the steering wheel on the far side and that makes everything off, makes it especially harder to gauge distance I'd imagine. I was hoping for more people interaction, though. Seeing the local's reactions and interacting with the smaller villages. Stopping and giving opportunities for interaction. Maybe a follow up video?

[@Tbone1492]

If you had a Expedition. That's a huge truck. One of my favorites. Probably the biggest personal vehicle on the road at that time!

[@rich7447]

Excursion was the big Ford. The Expedition was built on an F150 frame.

[@7enty7en83]

No wonder we Canadians keep apologizing for everything 😂😂

[@INDYANDY4C]

A gallon is 4 quarts. A quart is 32 ounces. A liter is 33.6 ounces, so almost 4 liters to a gallon of gasoline. And a gallon of gas is $3.50 or about that at current time. That truck has a 25 gallon gas tank.

[@rich7447]

In the US a quart is 32 oz. In the rest of the world a quart is 40 oz. We lose out on 4 oz of beer whenever we buy a pint of draft. 1 US gallon is 3.78L.

[@TrulyUnfortunate]

My Tundra will pass anything but a gas station. I get around 10 mpg and when towing it goes down to 7 mpg. It has a 38 gallon tank thank God.

[@icycold9406]

He is following the blue car because he is one of the camera guys, he’s with him….

[@TruthHurts2u]

We call it gas because *gasoline* is the liquid that cars run on. I always wondered why Brits call it petrol? Petrol is short for petroleum which is the crude black oil taken out of the ground. Petroleum is used to make more than just fuel for cars. If you put petroleum in your car you'd kill it.

[@gpaje]

Carwow was just having fun, that Hennessey RAM was in the UK for a while being tested by a lot of KZbinrs, notably Schmee150. It's big, but barely any more than a Ford Transit Van.

[@venus5019]

Granted the tires are bigger but this isn't the biggest of pickup trucks, it's considered a smaller/lighter truck. Originally, the numerical designation referred to the difference between 1500, 2500 & 2500 trucks in terms of towing power in very rough estimates. What Does 150, 1500, or 2500 Mean on a Truck? What does the 150 in F-150 mean? Why is a Chevy or Ram a 1500? Originally it was how manufacturers labeled a truck's payload capacity in pounds. In the 1980s as most truck owners wanted to haul more, the 1500 size became the most popular, thus most trucks were named “1500” or “150.” That’s why the F-150 could carry about 1,500 pounds of payload. Heavy duty trucks that have larger payload capacities have a 2500 or a 3500 in their name to denote that they can carry more. Today, the 2500 or 250 is heavy duty, and can carry more than 3,500 pounds. The 350 or 3500 trucks can carry over 5,000 pounds. Light--duty truck (LD) 1500 = Payload? half-ton Tow? well over 9,000 pounds. Heavy-duty truck (HD) 2500 = Payload? three-quarter ton Tow? more than 18,000 pounds. Heavy-duty truck (HD) 3500 = Payload? one ton Tow? max capacity of 20,000 pounds. As trucks have grown larger & heavier over the years, the key difference between 1500 & 2500 models is towing power. However, the 2500 & up also equipped with specialized towing features that give it more flexibility when dealing w/ heavier loads. Fittingly, the 2500 & 3500 are capable of great towing feats. Payload & towing are different things, but you do need more payload capacity for a heavier trailer. Dually Is a standard truck with an extra set of wheels in the rear. The reason most people would choose a dually over a non-dually truck has nothing to do with style and everything to do with capability. The extra set of wheels allows for more capability. Pros - Increased maximum towing and payload capacities. - More stable for a trailer specifically in a windy situation (therefore, added safety when needed). - Perfect for a 5th wheel trailer or a larger and heavier haul. Cons - Decreased fuel economy. - Can be more difficult to park and drive because of the wider & heavier body to accommodate extra wheels. - More expensive purchase cost of the truck. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Classification CLASS 1 GVWR: 0 to 6,000 pounds Model Example/s: Ford Ranger CLASS 2 (2A & 2B) GVWR: 6,001 to 10,000 pounds Model Example/s: See below. Important Note: Class 2 is subdivided into 2A (6,001-8,500 pounds) and 2B (8,501-10,000 pounds). Examples of a Class 2A truck include the Ford F-150, RAM 1500, and Chevrolet 1500, while the Chevy Silverado 2500, RAM 2500, and Ford F-250 are Class 2B. CLASS 3 GVWR: 10,001 to 14,000 pounds Model Example/s: RAM 3500, Chevy Silverado 3500, Ford F-350, and Ford F-450 CLASS 4 GVWR: 14,001 to 16,000 pounds Model Example/s: RAM 4500, Ford F-450 (chassis cab) CLASS 5 GVWR: 16,001 to 19,500 pounds Model Example/s: RAM 5500 and Ford F-550 CLASS 6 GVWR: 19,501 to 26,000 pounds Model Example/s: Ford F-650 CLASS 7 GVWR: 26,001 to 33,000 pounds Model Example/s: Ford F-750 CLASS 8 GVWR: Over 33,000 pounds Model Example/s: Tractor-trailer

[@renee176]

It would not be an American nightmare to put fuel into vehicles in the States. The roads and gas stations are made to accommodate our type of vehicles.😊 Seems like he went about doing things In a more difficult way then probably needed, interesting.😮😂😊

[@Syzygy77]

Yeah going through a drive through with left had steering may present a problem.

[@jlpack62]

Gas is just short for gasoline....a liquid.

[@hanschitzlinger3676]

That was way exaggerated. Looks easy enough

[@TrulyUnfortunate]

I wont drive my Tundra in the Houston inner city roads. While it's possible it's a white knuckle experience.

[@andrew348]

The guy obviously struggled driving that truck. But as an American who lived in the UK for two years I can tell you driving a truck that size in the UK is way more trouble than it's worth. In normal size cars people were occasionally losing side mirrors on the road between Lakenheath and Mildenhall. Most of the guys I knew that shipped their big trucks to the UK eventually stopped driving them and bought a beater.

[@nancysexton4364]

Jeremy Clarkson always used to bitch about this on Top Gear, but the reason we call it gas is bc it's short for gasoline

[@slevinsleven2775]

These a shitton of pick up trucks like this in Canada too, and no problem driving this anywhere, this man drives like an Asian girl 😂😂

[@allanrose2964]

gas is for gasoline....Petrol is petroleum, the unrefined form. Oil comes out of the ground. LOL

[@laurab391]

I realize he did this just for the comedy of it for his channel, but dude, just go inside the MCD's. Ok, he didn't have enough money for the car wash, but had enough for food. He made a funny video though.

[@OkiePeg411]

He should drive a dually truck!!!

[@beachside1]

Do they not have debit cards in the UK? Here in the US you can use them for everything..Gas...carwashes...etc. You dont need cash for basically anything

[@andrewwaller5913]

You can pay at the pump, not sure why he went in the store.

[@SayGahTaah]

That guy drives like an old asian woman

[@nutterbuttergutter]

“I change lane? Good luck everybody else.”

[@tehclefty5317]

It’s definitely wider then a normal lifted truck in the US such as my 19’ XLT F150… That’s also as souped up as a Ram can get though so..

[@rich7447]

It's about as wide as a lifted HD pickup or 8 to 10 inches narrower than a dually.

[@tehclefty5317]

@@rich7447 It has a wide body kit on it though. So probably almost dually wide. That’s definitely wider then a normal lifted truck like my F150.

[@rich7447]

@@tehclefty5317 It's 88 inches wide. A standard Ram 2500 is just under 80 inches wide and once you lift and go for lower backspaced wider wheels and fender flares you get to about the same width.

[@tehclefty5317]

@@rich7447 So like I said with extra steps?😂 A lifted truck only needs the flares and what not for 35s & up. A 6 inch lift shouldn’t need flares for 35s either. So a normal lifted truck is under the 80 inch mark.👍🏻

[@SomethingSeemsOff]

4:26 wow! $122?! so like $130USD, to fill up your gas tank?

[@jrhackman7414]

He should learn to drive it first, then it wouldn’t be such a big issue

[@BrokeBoy912]

Brown sauce in America is basically A1 steak sauce.

[@limeygaynor]

Tomatoes, molasses, dates, apples, tamarind, spices, vinegar is ingredients

[@rich7447]

HP and A1 are not similar. HP is very sweet.

[@BrokeBoy912]

@@rich7447 I only had it once but to me it tasted like a thicker A1 sauce.

[@rich7447]

@@BrokeBoy912I grew up on HP, but since I moved to the US I have been using A1. I can't even handle the taste of HP anymore. A1 is quite a bit better.

[@big_petebear8535]

I'm a big rig trucker. If that was bad he's so F'd if he gets anything like a van let alone a big truck.

[@n8v_willie]

Put an American in there and we can get int the smallest places. Lol. ( I’ve driven a truck since I was 12, here in Arizona on the Navajo Nation. If you have grandparents that need transportation safely. You are allowed to get them to destinations with their vehicles.) There are some of the tightest places in America too but with experience we can get through anything.

[@nochannel1q2321]

Is there no ability to just pay at the pump in the UK?

[@strider9184]

You can’t in Australia. You have to walk in and pay. Although there might be some pay @ pump stations if you really looked for one

[@BoricuaDBO]

We call it "gas" because it's short for "gasoline"

[@LieutenantBonk]

Gas = Gasoline From Motortrend: "Hennessey Mammoth 1000 TRX price tag of $135,350" Probably not great leaving detergent on the paint.

[@karazor-el9596]

this whole our roads are tiny is nonsense double deckers and hgv's have been getting up and down them for decades with no problem

[@VernonParker]

So much for the English politeness, the people in that car were rather rude. In USA somebody would be likely to pull out a baseball bat and crack their headlights or skull for all that horn honking.

[@d2ndborn]

I average around $25 to fill my 14 Gal tank. Adian what do you drive and how much was your last fill up? Gaynor same Question?

[@officeblokedaz]

In us$ Aidan would be about 95 and gaynor about 150 ish.

[@d2ndborn]

Damn,sorry

[@nutterbuttergutter]

Bro! Where are you going to fill up a 14 gallon tank with just $25? Me and my wallet would love to know. Or are you just putting in a little everyday or so?

[@d2ndborn]

I live in Virgina Beach, it may be more this week, I fill up every 3 weeks, it may be more this time gas went up .50@@nutterbuttergutter

[@peterstrayhorn5316]

For that truck u need hi octane that motor dose sound that big

[@rich7447]

It's a supercharged 6.2L v8.

[@jaymichaelruss6872]

That's not a huge truck. My crew cab 2008 Dodge Ram 3500 8ft bed dually that hauls both my horse trailer with living quarters as well as anything else I need to pull lol

[@Salty_Balls]

Those people getting out of the car... whew. That's fighting time in America. At that point someone is probably getting punched/shot/arrested. Not a good idea at all! Throwing the car doors open and coming at me is a sure incident incoming.

[@troymash8109]

He hammed that up. We drive those on tiny narrow back roads all over the states. They're big, but they're more nimble than this Goof let on. Edit: That truck will also do around 120mph on a highway, not 70. So probably tops out around 195 km/h.

[@megavideopowermegavideopow8657]

He should have strapped down his plant or just put it on the floor in the backseat

[@BigMoore1232]

I have an extended cab and it's way larger than this truck. I don't think be could even move lol

[@beachside1]

Thats actually not a huge truck. Not sure why he would decided to drive a 1000hp Hennessy? Was he thinking a 1k hp was going to be fuel efficient ? Lets face it, he ham'd it up for the video but most people who own a good sized truck like that know how to drive it much better. It is funny how you cant pay for the gas at the pump tho and lets face it. He could have parked the truck and walked into McDonalds but in keeping with the funny stuff he didnt. Great video and even greater reaction.

[@BobbyNotBrown]

You guys pay AFTER you pump????

[@l.t.1305]

How the hell did he even import that over there? The steering wheel is even on the wrong side

[@cameronnewman9362]

for a lot of small roads, you guys seem terrible at squeezing in places or passing

[@NotSoFast71]

This was intentionally scripted as a click bait video to make it look as bad as possible.

[@btnhstillfire]

To be fair that gas station has a HORRIBLE design. Even w a normal sized car theyd have to wait for him. They have 3 pumps on each side so they need to design the lot to be able to accomodate that. Need more room betweennoumps and they need more room out toward the road.

[@btnhstillfire]

I say this bc I worked in land surveying. I was the guy that would find your property lines and show ppl how far they can build on the land.

[@delayon3976]

You mean to tell me, you ⛽ first then pay?🤨

[@limeygaynor]

You have to put your card in first. Then you can’t do a runner. It takes the amount off your card.

[@jojobaman885]

Dude seems like the least competent guy around. Was it just for the show or does that guy actually need a helmet when he goes to the bathroom and other daily tasks?

[@JPMadden]

Here in my American suburban community, it seems to me that most of the larger pickup trucks are in too pristine of a condition to be "working trucks." They're more likely to be used to commute to an office or to drive the kids around town. The most expensive ones cost $80,000 to $100,000 and look more like a luxury sedan or a sports car. The people who are doing hard physical labor for a living are more likely to be driving a small or midsize, beat-up pickup.

[@nutterbuttergutter]

It all depends on where you live. I live in a rural area and you see a lot of big trucks like that but the people I know who drive them are mostly small business/work for yourself types who need that type of vehicle to carry whatever equipment they work with everywhere they go. It’s not just rich types.

[@rich7447]

Almost all of the work trucks in our area are class 2b (3/4 ton) or larger.

[@alexanderdiaz6396]

This man frustrated me so much 😅 mf makes it seem so damn difficult… I drive a truck like that with a 37 foot trailer attached🤦🏽‍♂️

[@kyloren1014]

Would love that truck in black 🖤

[@davidcosta2244]

Black is as bad as white to keep clean. Silver doesn't show dirtiness that easily.

[@collectgemsosrs6298]

Its pretty obvious this dude never drove a normal truck before 😂 this is a normal truck from a dealership, not even that big tbh

[@paranormal6801]

As an American, God gave you a middle finger for a reason, and im certain he was preparing us for driving 😉

[@Bauks]

Did he really just clean his truck with the crappy car wash brush... Covered rocks n such?