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ShinerBock wrote:
Nissan: We have the ugliest truck.
Chevy HD: No, we do.
Toyota: Hold my beer.
Edit: Oops forgot about the Tesla truck. That thing fell from the ugly tree and hit every branch on the way down.
Gotta agree with that, but talk about ugly, how 'bout them Nissan vans?? Just goes to show you, alcohol should be prohibited in design centers.- Btw, these “busy” looking plastic front ends S UCK!
Expensive and not durable. I just got in a finder bender with my 2020 Silverado. Nothing short of a buckstop bumper would have prevented it from being damaged, but the bill was $4700 and all bit $1000 was parts! ShinerBock wrote:
Nissan: We have the ugliest truck.
Chevy HD: No, we do.
Toyota: Hold my beer.
Edit: Oops forgot about the Tesla truck. That thing fell from the ugly tree and hit every branch on the way down.
And probably stuck like a lawn dart…
Hilarious post!- Nissan: We have the ugliest truck.
Chevy HD: No, we do.
Toyota: Hold my beer.
Edit: Oops forgot about the Tesla truck. That thing fell from the ugly tree and hit every branch on the way down. - Raptor light bar and cues from current Chevy front end.
- “imposing new front end” and new “engine cover”
These two features have sold me on buying one! Very important. - I’m not buying a new pickup until the grilles are at least 1.5 times the size of a 600hp 2050 torques Kenworth heavy hauler.
- It tops the list on ugliest.
- I'm scared!
However, not nearly as scary as the current Chevy HD trucks, which I have deemed the ugliest truck ever produced (I'm working on award for the styling team as we speak :W) - They could paint them like a pink and green Zebra and they will sell every one they can build.
I'd like to see the towing specs along with HP and torque. I bet they have a diesel up their sleeves as well.
I'm not interested in them but we all knew they were coming although it is later rather than sooner.
