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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]they aren't the prettiest truck ever, but if you want a convertible, manual transmission truck, you convince yourself pretty quickly that you can live with it.[/quote]

Uh, why wouldn't you just get a pickup with a second row? Those have been around for a long time. If you don't like pickups, then you won't like them, but if you don't mind a pickup, then they are exponentially less awful than this mutation.[/quote]

Well, I guess one thing is that that fugly Jeep is cheaper than the "luxury"  second row pickups. [/quote]

No way. Jeeps are more expensive than most trucks. We're getting a Gladiator Rubicon and it's 50k. You don't want the base model because they come with absolutely nothing. The Gladiator sports look cheaper. [/quote]

Most of the second-row trucks that are being marketed as family haulers are way more than 50k. [/quote]

Which mid-size truck is way more than $50k? Decked out Rubicon gladiators run $64k. They are really expensive, but pretty cool considering you get all the fun of a Jeep plus more. [/quote]

Most of the trucks being marketed as family haulers are full sized. If you look at the trucks at dealerships, there are plenty of 70k and 80k options that are being aimed at suburban dads--the male version of those mom SUVs. A loaded Denali runs you about 70,000. The prices of trucks have gone up in recent years as they started making versions that are really meant as luxury family haulers and not work vehicles. [/quote]

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