new GMC 1500 2x4. No one needs 4x4 anyway

gbopp wrote:

Supercharged wrote:
Waist of money.

I think the OP means Waste of money. That's probably what is causing the confusion on this thread. :)

If you have excess money, it may go to your waist. While others hide their money under their shirts around their waist. No confusion here:

The way I read it is that you come out ahead with more money by buying a 4wd which you can then hide around your waist. I too would like a waist of money, so I drive a 4wd...

Wife went from a Subaru Outback to a 2014 2wd Ram, I hope she don't regret it.

In my police career I had to get to work all the time, every time, no excuses. 4x4 really made it stress free. It has become a habit. I suspect I'll always have at least one 4x4 at the house, till I'm a potted plant that is.

gbopp wrote:

Supercharged wrote:
Waist of money.

I think the OP means Waste of money. That's probably what is causing the confusion on this thread. :)

I thought Waist of money was when you overeat at the expensive buffet.

Supercharged wrote:
Got wife 2018 GMC 1500. No one but famers,ranchers, ult. company, cops, logers, and people up in Canada need 4x4, just something saleman sell people who have good credit anyway. Waist of money.

I would go a step farther and say who needs a 2018 GMC 1500. Waste, I mean wasit of money.

Supercharged wrote:
Waist of money.

I think the OP means Waste of money. That's probably what is causing the confusion on this thread. :)

Nice thread!

He's baaack, I needed some fun this winter!

That wet grass thing just kills me. I have never been stuck on wet grass, and my TT is parked on grass down a hill.

his wife probably wanted a dodge or ford anyway