Is Elon Musk's upcomming Pick up truck a threat to every Bubba in 'mericuh ?

is it a threat

  • we can only hope so

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  • hell no, trucknutz for lyfe!

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I would buy a Hybrid 4wd SUV or pickup that can easily tow 7000-8000 lbs and gets 30 mpg.
This seems like a step in the right direction but not quite there yet.
 
yabba said:
If it can be modified so Bubba can "roll coal" on some snowflake prius driver he's all in
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I'm conflicted on rolling coal.

I want to own the snowflakes, but I don't want to make them 'beautiful and clean' like coal. Need a new term or more dangerous way to pollute.
 
Folks, you really gotta hand it to our great, great coal rollers. They're amazing, aren't they? The coal rollers. Coal, it's black. It's hard stuff. But they roll it. Coal rollers. Oil... oil is great but you can't roll it. But it's beautiful. Great, isn't it? But coal...
 
I need 7500lb + towing with 1200 mile range. Currently using an F150. How close does the blade runner truck get to this?
 
Tesla’s Model X SUV is listed as a 237 to 289 mile range, and probably a lot less with a 7500lb trailer. I doubt the Tesla truck is going to do much better.
 
telecaster911 said:
I need 7500lb + towing with 1200 mile range. Currently using an F150. How close does the blade runner truck get to this?
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That seems a heavy load for an F150 to haul that far. What about tongue weight? Does your trailer have its own brakes?


I hope you have a great big aftermarket transmission cooler.
 
I pull 6000. I wouldn’t want something under 7500 lb tow rating. The F150 pulls it fine even through the mountains of WV and VA. It does have a trans cooler. The trans temp stays right where it is without the trailer. The trailer has brakes on both axles as required by PA law. It stops on a dime.
 
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