Better Get In Line Now.

[360Youth]

The never ending decision for what type of truck to get just added a few more choices.

 

[BryanMD]

And very well may soon reduce the number of older choices.

 

[480sparky]

Until it comes with a "Paid For" option, no thanks, I'll keep the one I've got.

 

[electricguy61]

Until it comes with a "Paid For" option, no thanks, I'll keep the one I've got.

Amen, brother.

 

[Rampage_Rick]

That thing just screams Transformers (and not the inductive kind)

I'd rather have the Camaro

 

[Lcdrwalker]

The$e toy$ are alright in the perfect world. The world I work in is usually muddy, rocky, dirty, hilly or otherwise called a construction site. I'll stick with my Ford F-250 and contractors cap.

 

[hardworkingstiff]

Until it comes with a "Paid For" option, no thanks, I'll keep the one I've got.

I have 2 paid for and feel the same way. This mentality while prudent for us may be what makes this recession quite long because there are so many of us that feel the same way (not just about vehicles).

 

[ItsHot]

Nissan

Nissan

Nissan makes a great vehicle. This "thing" looks to be very practicle.

 

[ddubbs103]

Im a fan of American made trucks myself.

 

[Fulthrotl]

Nissan makes a great vehicle. This "thing" looks to be very practicle.

that pullout thingie does look sexy.... and when mine has 2,167 lbs of stuff
in it, and i am parked downhill on an uneven surface, and have some
twizzleputz parked 16 1/8" behind me on a city street, i'm going to sing it's
praises loud and long......


randy

 

[celtic]

This one seems a bit impractical....you need an extra parking spot; items could get jammed in the moving parts/track; while you are gathering items from one side, "hood rats" are doing the same on the other side; etc.

"Where are the napkins?"
While it reminds me of a roach coach, it seems practical....everything exposed by opening a door or two [or four :grin:].