Touché salesman. Haha I just didn't know if there was such thing as a quarter ton

Can I just ask what a quarter ton is?

I completely agree about that.

That holland and holland range rover has the single greatest option ever

That's the main reason I love my truck. I have done this a number of times. Not necessarily in snow but when ever traffic just sits for a long period of time

True and my bad I didn't mean troll. That just happened to be the only word that kept coming to mind because I could not think of pedantic for some reason

Yes. And I say that because a large percentage of truck owners, my self included, live in Texas. Now most of the guys I know that drive trucks are at least 165-170lbs, and if 150lbs is the average then, at 6'4" and 220lbs I would be considered a major fat ass.

So you're an over analyzing troll?

I'm going to assume at least $100k. But there is a very strong need and want factor with this thing.

I... I have no words for the awe inspiring looks of that car. Any word on price or on sale date in the US?

A friend of mine has one, it definitely is a bad ass truck

College bible verse number: sigma chapter 8 verse 32?

So you met the college kids equivalent of god?

No kidding. I'm guessing they took a literal stab in the dark with the car and the car lost that gamble pretty severely.

Hahaha I should have guessed.

Jesus! What did the driver hit?

Just wanted to say that I envy your entire life.

So he just enjoys talking about why he would have a bro truck?

So he just enjoys talking about why he would have a bro truck?

Because that irritatingly stupid stereotype is generally used to talk about trucks that are large and lifted for no reason, a.k.a. Bro-trucks, not trucks, or SUVs for that matter, that are built that way for a purpose