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Saw this on the road today... I thought it was hilarious.


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Speed isn't everything, that's the first thing people who don't know better turn to. The Tundra barely sells for a reason.

 

 

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I don't understand the "faster" argument with trucks. I see this a lot on this forum. Seriously, who gives a F if one truck if "faster" than the other??? I don't know about you guys, but I certainly didn't buy a truck because it was fast. I have never seen a "fast" production truck. If you go out looking to a buy a truck and buy the fastest one, than you're an idiot in my book.

 

You want fast, buy a Vette or CTS-V or Mustang GT500... those are fast. Trucks are not fast, and will never be fast! Get over it.

 

PS-> IIRC, he has a 2500HD, which Toyota clearly does not have an answer for.

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He's probably referring to the Toyota's inability to tow, haul, look good, or other "manly" things. :lol:

 

 

ROFLMAO....

 

My sister-in-law has one, I'm sending this to her. Muhahahaha

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I don't understand the "faster" argument with trucks. I see this a lot on this forum. Seriously, who gives a F if one truck if "faster" than the other??? I don't know about you guys, but I certainly didn't buy a truck because it was fast. I have never seen a "fast" production truck. If you go out looking to a buy a truck and buy the fastest one, than you're an idiot in my book.

 

You want fast, buy a Vette or CTS-V or Mustang GT500... those are fast. Trucks are not fast, and will never be fast! Get over it.

 

PS-> IIRC, he has a 2500HD, which Toyota clearly does not have an answer for.

 

 

Ouch, Toolman just called me an idiot. :tear:

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I understand that a good car is inherently faster than a truck but we can all have fun racing a faster vehicle with an arrogant and less skillfull driver, or maybe just having fun with friends for the challenge. And holy crap Jonathan's Callaway has GOT to be fast man, come on!

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