Can't make this up, but wish I could

DONWT15 · January 18, 2018

The statement by Mark Reuss doesn't say the K2 is a piece of junk, it says he thinks the 2019 has all the bells and whistles he supposedly wanted on the K2. It's a sales ploy, "this is the truck we wanted to build, it's the best yet".

What else would you expect him to say?

To the OP, why don't you make a list of what's right about your truck. Might make you feel better.

L86 All Terrain · January 18, 2018

They are only going to get worse every generation until they are fully autonomous. Each year the traction control gets more intense, more driver aids are mandated by the DoT's (like we need lane departure or forward collision unless your a cellphone douche), lower to the ground etc. Each new truck I buy, I get slightly more angry with all the BS they put in them. Each generation, they become more like cars and less like trucks. I don't think it is wise for young drivers to learn in these vehicles because they will never learn how to "feel" the road. "God may have made me ugly and an ****, but he gave me a great ass, I can feel everything with my ass and react to it." Nicky Lauda

Donstar · January 18, 2018

1 hour ago, 10SierraA.T. said:

They are only going to get worse every generation until they are fully autonomous. Each year the traction control gets more intense, more driver aids are mandated by the DoT's (like we need lane departure or forward collision unless your a cellphone douche), lower to the ground etc. Each new truck I buy, I get slightly more angry with all the BS they put in them. Each generation, they become more like cars and less like trucks. I don't think it is wise for young drivers to learn in these vehicles because they will never learn how to "feel" the road. "God may have made me ugly and an ****, but he gave me a great ass, I can feel everything with my ass and react to it." Nicky Lauda

I have often thought about this in regards to new drivers. I hope they are being tested on vehicles without the aid of electronic assists. I enjoy sensors as a reinforcement to good driving practices but I would not want to be solely dependent on them. "Sorry officer, my blind spot warning system malfunctioned"...