One of these has definitely hauled more than the other, and i guarantee you it’s not the ford.

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Yeah but people are specifically criticizing the people who buy trucks to show off in the city, not people who actually use them for what they were made to do

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The comment they replied to is literally someone criticizing people for using them for what they were made to do… so no that isn’t what “people are specifically criticizing”.

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Yeah that’s my bad, I didn’t realize that criticizing comment’s original point. I’d love to see someone run a small farm with a freaking sedan, what a moron.

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4x4 with a tow hook. Attach an open trailer when necessary.

Here’s a 4x4 towing a boeing 747:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WmM-635RR6o

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I get that. I really do. But a lot of these threads devolve into “there is no reason to own one of these.” So I replied to someone saying similar stuff to remind this person that there are reasons.

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Yeah that’s my bad, I didn’t realize that criticizing comment’s original point. I’d love to see someone run a small farm with a freaking sedan, what a moron.

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I saw someone try to do it in a smart car once!

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