Mercedes XCLass
Will be interesting too what they want to do with this. Competition is now the Amarok according too MB. That has now 254hp and 420lbs ft of torque. Japanese are being a little bit agitated. Would not ...
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Grit dog wrote:RobertRyan wrote:Grit dog wrote:
Well, all I can say is I'm sorry you don't have the ability to run bigger, more capable, more powerful pickups. Guess I'll consider myself lucky I live on a continent that I can have a little truck OR a big truck. Becasue I do things with my pickup that the pint size ones can't.
We have bigger more powerful trucks that can do a lot more than your Pickup can. Apples too apples.Remember up too 2007 they used too sell the 7.3 litre Diesel F250-350’s in Australia, . .,I would be concerned about the fact that as Soundguy and others have noted in the past, that HD Pickups do not exist outside the US.( I notice you run a 3/4 ton)Of all the Pickups sold in the US , you would think the HD Superduties would have a market outside the NA, being mostly diesels
So do we......surprisingly as that may be to you. I thought when you needed to pull a big load you called some other blokes with some other utes and chained them all together like a wagon train! Lol
I’m not sure yet what you’re arguing about. You think big trucks suck because little ones do it better, or you got dumped by a chick that drove a F250 once so you hate them? Which is it?
Wait........I know........you’re not ready to admit that you’re jealous of OUR trucks because the little utes you call 1 tonnes couldn’t pull a sick kangaroo off a pile of kiwi!!
Hahahahahaa
If anyone was jealous they would be buying them. I am jealous of someone who owns a Porsche, Ferrari etc. More Porsche’s are sold in Australia ( in fact a lot of Porsche’s) than US Pickups. They and other upmarket luxury vehicles and sports cars have dealerships in every state of Australia. There are no dealerships for US Pickups in Australia
