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  • Oh yes, that part is obvious. I was more curious where "twice the size" came from, especially if comparing a four-door truck to a two-door single cab which I'd argue isn't a fair comparison. Although, they don't make the maverick in a single cab do they?

  • To start, yes many people get a truck that shouldn't, so no arguments there. But to think a van is just blanket superior undermines your point. They have different use cases really (I've never seen a welding van for example).

    For example, as a truck owner who can only afford one vehicle, and who uses their vehicle for personal and work, a van would be no good for my needs. The vehicle needs to be able to haul both people when not in use for work (so crew cab is a must) and large/gross/messy stuff when it is. My tools need to be kept separate from the messy things, and those messy things don't need protection (and it'd be harder to load/unload them if covered like in a van anyways).

    Plus, all the work vans I've seen in my area are bigger than my truck anyways so that's kinda funny.