Looks like a normal full-size truck. Generally, people purchasing them would have a use case for it. I see a bed box in the rear, which might indicate the truck is used for something.
As pointed out above, people showing off would probably oversize the tires, take the old man running boards off, and lift it.
What I never got was the interest in so-called fast trucks like the Lightning. It's a bit of an oxymoron because trucks handle like trash and aren't fast. They're meant for utility, not taking fast corners.
... my in-laws drove 1,250 miles in their GMC Sierra to our house, visited for 3 days, then drove 1,250 back. Probably used 125 gallons of petrol, spending $560. I'd have traded cars with someone for that trip or rented something.
As pointed out above, people showing off would probably oversize the tires, take the old man running boards off, and lift it.
What I never got was the interest in so-called fast trucks like the Lightning. It's a bit of an oxymoron because trucks handle like trash and aren't fast. They're meant for utility, not taking fast corners.
... my in-laws drove 1,250 miles in their GMC Sierra to our house, visited for 3 days, then drove 1,250 back. Probably used 125 gallons of petrol, spending $560. I'd have traded cars with someone for that trip or rented something.
