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Diesel/Gas justification banter?
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I understand that, thank you very much. Lol
What I never understood is why ppl need all the bells and whistles in a heavy duty truck...especially one that is actually used for work.
Sure, leather may be nice and a couple cameras are nice and yes of course you want it to wipe your dirty @$$ and maybe make you coffee but still....even if you're in the damn thing for 30k miles a year you don't need top of the line to have a really nice functional truck.
You asked for banter, so there's mine
Haha - in all seriousness, I don't see prices coming down substantially anytime soon. I think with COVID and recent economics the world has "ratcheted itself up" a level in terms of inflation. I don't see it going back to what some might refer to as "normal"...whatever that means.
IMHO...If you haul a lot of payload, just get a nice trimmed out large gas 3/4 or 1 ton. If you tow over 7500 daily or are carrying heavy payload over really rough terrain, go Diesel.
Sure, leather may be nice and a couple cameras are nice and yes of course you want it to wipe your dirty @$$ and maybe make you coffee but still....even if you're in the damn thing for 30k miles a year you don't need top of the line to have a really nice functional truck.
You asked for banter, so there's mine
Haha - in all seriousness, I don't see prices coming down substantially anytime soon. I think with COVID and recent economics the world has "ratcheted itself up" a level in terms of inflation. I don't see it going back to what some might refer to as "normal"...whatever that means.
IMHO...If you haul a lot of payload, just get a nice trimmed out large gas 3/4 or 1 ton. If you tow over 7500 daily or are carrying heavy payload over really rough terrain, go Diesel.