What's the largest vehicle you'd be willing to drive?

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>>14661168
I've driven a crew cab long bed and loved it. Best towing setup I've ever touched. Parking/driving them isn't a big issue here, I only ever had trouble when I was driving one in downtown Portland.

I'd also go as small as a Samurai or CJ5. Anything under 80" wheelbase starts to get redonkulous though.

>>14661168
Look at how much that thing leaked just sitting there

>>14661189
That's from snowmelt on the parking lot, not the truck, look at the background of the picture.

>What's the largest vehicle you'd be willing to drive?
Something used E-Class sized. Roughly 16 by 6 feet footprint plus mirrors. The standard parking space in Germany is 5 meters long or 16.5 feet, so anything exceeding that length will cause you royal pains on a daily basis, and personally I find driving wide vehicles rather stressful, too. Modern cars are all horribly wide, and unlike old cars they have giant mirrors on them as well.

>What's the smallest vehicle?
Miata.

The longest vehicle I've driven is a 1980 F350 chassis cab with a 16' Jerr-Dan rollback, with a 7-series on the bed and a Wrangler on the tow bar. Driving that through Chicago and Milwaukee rush hours was interesting.

The shortest vehicle I've driven is a Smart fortwo.

>>14661168
DD'd crew cab shortbed here in Yurop for several week, 80% of the time hauling a trailer. I managed. I'm comfortable with, say, a Transporter van.

Smallest I'd drive would be a motorcycle. I've driven 50cc mopeds for example.

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As a DD, nothing bigger than a mid-size pickup.

But my preference is smaller, I just wish they made a competent compact SUV/Crossover. They're all gutless shitboxes or overpriced, unreliable trash like LandRover and Porsche.

>tfw 4Runner is so goddamn pigfat and slow and no V8 option

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>>14661168
Its not that bad. Driving a 26' box truck was pretty crazy though.

Smallest I've driven is a cavalier, but I wouldn't ever do a motorcycle as a daily.

>>14661215
Wait. Biggest I 'drove' would be a horse drawn wagon carrying a 40 meter long pine tree trunk(?), drawn by four horses (2x2). Now that thing was interesting. Parking was a bitch though.

>>14661235
Can you parallel park horses?

>>14661241

not with a trailer but i have seen them do a side step during those Olympic fancy-dancing for horses competitions

horses > cars

>>14661241
Yes, but shifting into reverse is pretty hard on most models.

>>14661246
You can reverse a horsecart if you know what you're doing. Just gotta train the horse to walk in reverse, that's the hard part. I can reverse about 30 feet before the it tries to scissor.

>>14661246
The amish know where it's at.

>be me in southern Indiana
>have shitbox commuting appliance
>the buggies owned by the local amish teenagers have better interiors than my car
>some of them even have better sound systems
>not fucking kidding, I saw one with neon

No taxes, and way cheaper entrance fees

A CCLB but wouldnt DD a dually

DD a LWB 3500 van for a while and it was fine

>>14661168
I learned to drive on my Dad's 2005 Dodge that I believe is 23.6 ft long

I am now really good at parking and backing up

>>14661274

really good at dealing with disappoint too, I'd imagine

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nobody needs anything bigger than this for personal everyday use

Smallest I've driven was a Smart Fortwo cabrio, the biggest was a twenty something foot grip truck through the streets of SF near Nob Hill during evening rush hour. White knuckling.

>Biggest thing
I drove my Kenworth LW924 with a 12v71 to work for a couple weeks while I rebuilt the engine in my truck

>Smallest thing
Chevy LUV

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You'd be amazed at the spots I can get this bus in.

I still wouldn't DD it though.

>>14661168
I've driven everything as small as my WRX STI to my father's dump truck GMC C8500. I live in New Orleans and our streets were built for.... Parking on one side of the street and it's still crampt. So it's fun as fuck to drive big shit through my neighborhood

One street I drive down is a 25mph zone, but people who don't drive it daily can't stomach more than 15mph and constantly braking.

>>14661210
>Ich bin eine Schwuuuchtel

Another german here: I'm willing to drive the Ford in OPs pic. Fuck german roads, if the rest of the traffic thinks I'm too large, they can swerve on the sidewalk.

>>14661226
>not getting a mazda CX-3 or CX-5

>>14661362
>Ich bin geistig behindert und sowohl metaphorisch als auch buchstäblich größenwahnsinnig.

>>14661168
I used to daily a lifted '91 Land Cruiser with a full bull bar and spare on the back bumper. About 6500lbs. I really didn't have any trouble with it, I just got used to it over time.

There are definitely bigger vehicles you can daily. International makes a truck called the MXT, a few people in my town have them. Absolutely nuts.

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>>14661340
>nobody neeeeeeds
>pic related

>>14661363

>getting a cucked Mazda3 with only a 2.0L engine
>getting a cucked SUV with only a 2.5L engine

Yeah no thanks, both are gutless as fuck. Don't ever buy a 4 cylinder SUV, EVER.

t.sad guy who owns 4 cylinder RAV4

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>>14661384
>international MXT
I'd want one if they came with 8 foot beds.
I like being able to close my tailgate with plywood or drywall in the bed. Seven feet isn't long enough.

>>14661168
I reckon a swb Jaguar XJ is about as big as I'd go, and even then I'd have serious reservations about it. Extra space I don't need is just inconveniencing me, really. I reckon something about Skoda Octavia/Mk1 Mondeo size would be about right.

If it I lived in a particularly tight city, though, I'd happily drive a tuned up Kei car.

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>Biggest thing driven - 3.5t LDV Box Van
>Present drive - Golf
>Smallest driven- Original Mini (had several)

(UK based) Our everyday roads don't accomodate US big really well. You see the US army personnel who bring over thier SUV's and they just look massive. The mini was real fun, drove like a go cart, felt fast, cheap (it needed to be) and spares plentiful. It would obviously look like an alien landing craft in the US.

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I've driven plenty of box trucks with a 20'x9' box before, but they're not the type of thing you park and leave unattended.

I'd have no problem driving an American sized truck, or a small car like a Mini Minor, Fiat 500, Austin 7 or a Kei Truck.

Won't drive a Smart car or anything both small and modern though.

My daily is either an older E Class and its just about perfect even if I have to skip some spaces.

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>>14661168
I can't stand small cars. Or at least DDing them. I would never want to go smaller than a mid sized sedan, preferably closer to full size. Ford Fusion, BMW 5-Series, etc. is like the smallest I would want to do. Would be much more comfortable in a Taurus or 7-Series sized car.

My Escape isn't too bad. Higher ride height is nice. But I would like something a little bigger. Another Explorer or Grand Cherokee would be perfect. Newer Chevy Tahoe is getting close to the largest as far ad an SUV. Maybe F-150. But when you start getting up to F-250 sized trucks with crew cabs and a long bed, it can be a pain to back into normal spots.

I would still DD a T800 daycab if I got the chance.

>>14661400

>don't buy a 4 cylinder SUV ever

Sounds like you are a highwayfag.

Why an SUV if you are on the road all the time?

I used to own a Mazda2 and loved it.

I currently have a '12 F150. I love it.

Size doesn't matter to me

>>14661413


>vehicle that size
>7 foot bed

Might as well buy a minivan as that is obviously just for carrying people.

>>14662261
You keep telling that to yourself, but you know that Jamal and Cedric were more fun than Johnathan and Christopher.

>>14661413
>>14661384
Nobody ever wants to own an International. If Paccar or even Daimler made something like that, I would tell you to go for it. But modern Internationals are literally worse than GM and FCA combined as far as reliability, lemons, and shit breaking when it should last 150k miles.

>>14661168
Depends on where you live, but a cc long bed isn't that bad.

Little tip: Back into parking spots.

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>>14662272
I laffed

>>14662279
>tfw have a Buick LeSabre with over 160k miles
>still drives fine
>massive fucking rugged looking truck falls apart before a luxury sedan from the 90s

I can't stand large vehicles. I become panicky and nervousin something so big, not having 100% view of my entire car at all times.

Therefore, smallest I'd be willing to drive? Go-kart or sports bike. Most comfortable with something agile with modest acceleration. That's why I buy mostly roadsters.

Largest I've ever had and be willing to drive is a mid-sized sedan. I have no need for the extra space backseats and a large trunk take up.

Ill drive anything thats any size, not like You all and I have much choice in the matter anyways.

>>14661340
I'm 6'5" and I like to have a roomy car so I don't get stiff during my 45 minute commute. I need something bigger than a golf thanks.

I drove an Econoline van for a short time, and now my DD is an '89 Bronco. I'm also the go-to driver for U-Hauls amongst my group of friends, apparently. I'm also perfectly comfortable on a 50cc scooter. I wouldn't want to DD anything much larger than the Bronco, honestly. I don't use it for anything more than hauling my own ass and a backpack around at most, so any more space than that would just be useless to me. The scooter can be fun as fuck, though. It's a janky piece of Chink shit and I love the goddamn thing. Granted, it'll only hit about 40, but Christ, getting 100mpg is nice.

As far as parking, once you know where your vehicle is and how to judge your turn ins for parking large vehicles, it's not much worse than any other DD really. Fuck, I've seen a motherfucker with a Nissan Cube consistently park in just about the worst possible way while still being within his space. It's just a matter of familiarity with your vehicle more than anything else. Well, maybe besides actually giving a shit about how well you park.

>>14661263
That wasn't an Amish......Amish are anti-technology.

I've fitted a rental Sprinter down the driveway between my house and the fence once. With a spotter and the mirrors folded in. That'll give you an idea about the practical limitations of my vehicle choices.

>>14661351
>I wouldn't DD it though,

Oh, you wouldn't DD a FUCKING SCHOOL-BUS? Thanks for clearing that up.

>>14661340
>Nobody can carry anything I deem too heavy to lift

>Nobody can seat more people then I deem necessary

>Nobody can have more power then I think is safe

Wow those are some opinions you have there

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>>14661168
>What's the largest vehicle you'd be willing to drive?

A Mega Cab long bed (a bit longer than a crew cab long bed).

>What's the smallest vehicle?

As a DD? Probably an extended cab Ford Ranger.

Overall? Suzuki Samurai.

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>>14662511

>>14661168
I wouldn't go anything above a crew + 6.5ft bed. You really don't need a truck bigger than that. and if you did, you'd probably live on a solid 3 hectares of land anyway.

>>14661295
Beat me to it

>>14661340
VAG masterrace

>based

>>14661516
What sort of Golf? Mk

>>14662511
You'd be surprised how roomy they are. My brother is 6'2 and fits quite comfortably.

The Jetta... Different story

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>>14661168
>What's the largest vehicle you'd be willing to drive?
The size needed to get the job done
>What's the smallest vehicle?
The size thats big enough to get the job done

For my DD... largest I'd drive would be a larger SUV like a Nissan Patrol. Smallest would probably be a Daihatsu Rocky or similar

>>14661168
I've actually done that before. '85 F-350 with the stick shift. That thing was so hard to park and drive in the city I just left it parked for weeks on end. It was a locomotive, and I just wasn't using it for its designed purpose to justify the trouble of reparking it and driving it in city traffic.

>>14661168
Live in rural Canada so, size isn't really an issue. Anything past the size of a box truck or something i'd probably feel uncomfortable with. Also wouldn't want to DD a box truck, but wouldn't mind driving one for a while, or a job.

Would DD truck like OP's pic. Smallest would be something like a geo metro, which i've been looking hard to find but they're all either marked up like crazy or just non existant.

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I own a Mercedes Benz Atego. It is quite big. It's the model in pic related.

>>14661214
Can second.
Chicago fag here , and I dd a Cheyenne 2500 crew cab. Thankfully, I have parking at my building because finding it on these streets is pure suffering.
> I once got a ticket when a bit of my bumper stuck into a tow zone

DD a CCLB GMC 2500 thats a bit over 22' with the brush guard and hitch considered, I park it just fine

>>14661189
>>14661199
you guise dont wash the side of your truck off with the diesel pump when you fuel?

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I daily my ford dually, and drive my cooper in the summer. Used to drive a 28' delivery truck. i wouldnt go any smaller than the cooper, but i would happily go to a bigger truck.

>>14661852
>pain to back into normal spots
its easier to back in than to back out

>>14662519
> Implying the horse carriage didn't have a quartet in it

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>>14665461
O I am laffin

>>14661340
>Needs
Fuck off commie

I've driven a 26' box truck and it's annoying but not difficult. "Willing" to drive, assumably as a DD probably a full size truck or SUV if I had to but I had a rental Expedition and that thing was obnoxiously big. Smallest, probably my mom's 96 Saturn SC2. My head was pressed against the roof of that fucker.

>>14661340
you try hauling yourself and 4 riggers and everyones harnesses and tools in that plus water for a 40 man call

>>14661341
try a 20 something foot box truck full of AV gear at 75 through Belton Texas where the highway is two lanes with jersey barriers instead of shoulders

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>What's the largest vehicle you'd be willing to drive?
>What's the smallest vehicle?

I would drive any car of any size. It doesn't matter how small or big. Driving different cars is fun.

>If you had a truck like pic relate with a crew cab and 8 foot bed, how much trouble would you have getting around and finding places to park due to its sheer size?

Where I live there isn't much traffic and the roads and parking lots are pretty big, so it wouldn't be too hard.

>Is there a bigger automobile than that readily available to consumers?

The only street legal vehicles longer than a full size truck I can think of are RVs and limos.

>tfw no class a

>>14666370
>The only street legal vehicles

Non-commercial, I mean.

>>14663507
2010 Mk6 2lL TDI Bluemotion tech.

Got my letter from VW and yes, it has an EMC that manages the engine. I will not be 'fixing' it. :)

>>14661363

>Buy the worst options on the market because MUZDU

Muzdu shils please fucking go

>>14661168
I have driven an F-250 ExtendoCab with an 8 foot bed. That was interesting to park. Smallest I've probably had is the 2010 cobalt ss

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>>14661168
There really are no limits in size to what I'd drive, maybe for DD use, but not overall.

I DD an E30, it's a fairly small car by modern standards, and I like its size. I would certainly own a pickup like the one pictured in the OP if I had practical need for it, but as it stands I am fine with an extended cab long bed 3/4 ton class truck.

As for small, I really want to build a Steyr Puch Bergspyder replica (with more power) to drive around on nice days and take to autocross/track days. This is not a smaller vehicle than my semi-DD motorcycle, even though it's not as tall. Picture related.

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You can get a BTR that's street legal with the right paperwork. This thing is like 24 feet long and 9 feet wide so it would barely fit in any normal parking space.

>max. size
70's F150 is on the threshold for big. a 00's F350 is too much. Most people here want utes and so big american shit is uncommon unless you're a mobile tradie who really needs tork and open tray space
>min. size
If its too small to be comfortable, i dont want that shit, but no limits really. Just be comfortable and have some guts

>>14661168
I really do not like the power stroke, but this is my favorite body style and would almost be willing to put up with one for this body.

>>14661226
>Porsche
>Unreliable

>>14661168
Ive driven a rolls royce phantom. Which is longer than an escalade esv by like a foot. I wouldnt have trouble, but i see no point.

>>14667360
Also smallest vehicle...
196x alfa romeo gta, clio v6, and Peugeot 205gti are all dream cars of mine so prett small.

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4th gen Outback for largest. I don't think I have a limit on how small I'd go. I'd DD a twingo so hard.

>>14667249
>bait/10
what dont you like about the powerstroke?
>inb4 the guy that fucks my mom owns one

>>14661168
My old 85 Burb is the biggest I've owned (I use to drive 8 wheel, 3000 gallon crash trucks).

Smallest I've owned... Mini Cooper S (though it had the same interior space as my 240z).

Currently rocking a Magnum SRT8

>>14661246
>there are people on this board right now not dailying a Clydesdale

>>14661168
> Largest
No limit there. If someone'll train me to drive it, I will literally drive anything.

> Smallest
My Focus is the smallest I'll go in terms of cars. Otherwise, 'vehicle' covers a lot of ground, so bicycles fit.
Smallest one of those I'll ride is a BMX, and then only reluctantly. Need proper wheels and proper gears.

>>14667423

deviant

>>14666996
What the fuck are you talking about? That thing makes its own parking spaces.

>>14666996
You have to disable the cannon and do a lot of paperwork , and you cannot own ammo for it.

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>>14661168

I drive the blue thing around all day, but I also drive a flatbed with a 20 foot bed also. The truck I have hooked weighs a fucking ton and I was defiantly over my braking capacity. Had the roads been wet I wouldn't have even tried moving that.

I would have no problem with the truck in the OP. Parking wouldn't be an issue where I am, I don't mind having to walk if it means less of a pain in the ass to leave.

I wouldn't drive anything short of a small pickup. I'm a little over 6ft tall and I haven't found a car yet that I can comfortably sit in without wanting to kill myself soon after.

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>>14661168
Thinking about getting CDL, drive a 14' Isuzu for work right now

>>14670314
>I'm a little over 6ft tall and I haven't found a car yet that I can comfortably sit in without wanting to kill myself soon after.
Lying.

I'm 6'4" and fit comfortably in most non econocrap cars.

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>>14661168
>Compensating this hard

>>14670314
>>14670361
Agree with 6'4 anon, I'm too 6'4 and I can comfortably fit in an NA Miata.

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Nothing too big.

>>14670361

My legs are also really long, so I need the space. My legs always end up in the steering wheel.

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I have pic related, a Ford F-250 super duty and an na and nb Miata.

Sometimes you just gotta mix it up.

>>14662519
Only a minority of Amish people do the "no tech" thing. Horses are a tradition

>>14670530

>supreme work truck

Do you work in construction? Because that is a construction truck.

>>14666335
Had a similar experience with every large truck (Silverado, Ford XLT 350 15 pass, Chevy Express cargo, 15 foot grip truck) I've driven across the Golden Gate with all the construction that's been going on.

>>14670580
Mennonites =/= Amish.

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>>14670621

they all look the same when you hit them from behind going 110mph

>>14661413
Why not buy a used commercial truck and fit a standard pickup bed to it?

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Bout yea-big

>>14670287
False.

You can re-activate the cannon with the proper tools and parts, and just a $200 tax stamp with the ATF and own ammo for it as long as its not explosive rounds.

And actually you can own explosive rounds but each one requires a $200 tax stamp so just stick to non-explosive rounds if you hate your wallet not quite enough to spend over $200 per shot.

>>14670848
Actually BTRs have machine guns, not cannons.
I don't think you can get single shot DShks in America or sell ammo for one, you could always buy your own machine gun though. There might be an M2 for sale somewhere.

a shortbed fullsize
a Peel P50

>>14670874
Theres enough m2s in the world to the point where theres probably always at least a handful for sale

>>14661168

I drive a metro, so there's my smallest.

I have driven a crew cab 8 ft. bed truck before, but I didn't care for it much. Just about anything bigger than my tiny car feels too big, but that's just because I'm used to my car. After spending a while behind the wheel of a standard cab truck I couldn't imagine driving something with less rear viability, but now I do.

It is not that hard to drive a large vehicle as long as you don't care about parking far away and not going downtown.

When I worked at a car lot I had to drive a manual v10 350 with the CCLB. Was kind of a pain in the ass but oh well. Biggest problem is that it had a bad clutch and didn't like to catch, 2wd, and this was in Alaska.

Currently I have a supercab longbed on order. Wheel base is 163.5 or so and overall length is I think 2 feet shorter than OPs picture. Isn't really that bad.

>>14663462

To each their own. But I am unsure I would want to live without that extra foot and a half.

If I was going to settle for a 6.5ft bed I would just get a van.

I wouldn't drive anything bigger than a Crown Vic

>>14666996

I wife told me I needed to get rid of my truck and get a van. I brought home paperwork for the import of a czech troop transport.

Needless to say I ended up ordering a new truck.

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I drive this and it barely fits anywhere

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>>14661168
>What's the largest vehicle you'd be willing to drive?
>What's the smallest vehicle?

Eyyyyyyyyyyyy

I drove a 30' RV one time and it was fucking terrifying to be honest. The thing had so much body roll it felt like it was gonna tip over on every gentle turn.

>>14666996
> Street legal with the right paperwork
Ah, America.

Here in the UK, you can own a tank without paperwork beyond anything to import it. Unless you're buying it up from a scrapyard.
Then you just need licenses for the weight and tracks, and rubber pads for the tracks to avoid being fined for chewing the shit out of the road.

And a regular driving license means you can literally drive ANYTHING on a provisional basis.

>>14661340

t. europoor who has to choose between fuel and electricity for his closet-bedroom

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>mfw driving a 8 foot long box crew cab dodge with the cummins and a box topper offroading the other week with bald ass AT tires
>got stuck a few times in snow and mud
>also had a heavy as shit metal box slide accessory

least I got paid i guess

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>>14671420
>big wheels, small sidewalls and stretched tires on a truck

>>14671957
And yet you can't own a handgun and carry it concealed without being a G-man.

>>14671997
coincidentally enough, that sounds similar to the kind of vehicle Les Claypool probably would drive down to his local fishing hole.

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18 feet 4 inches
This thing was hilarious to drive

I'd probably drive a mini truck or chevette if I got the chance.

>>14662452
>90s Buick
>"luxury"
>sedan

Please don't call your LeSabre a luxury car again.

I DD a 2005 P71 Crown Victoria (with pushbar) and I have no trouble parking it anywhere. My car is bigger than small SUVs and some trucks. I work downtown and park underground so I can't go much bigger than that though. Maybe a standard cab full size truck but I can't go bigger if I want to drive to work. I've also driven a '79 Hilux (2wd shortbed standard cab) and I wouldn't want to go too much smaller than that. I've been in (but not driven) both a yaris and a fiat 500 (?) and while those slightly shorter than my old truck, they were a lot wider and were arguably bigger and definitely taller pre-lift.

>>14672605
Oh and to add to this, I've driven my stepfathers '84 Silverado (2wd, single cab, long bed, bed cap) and it felt like a smaller but much higher version of my car. It's about the same size and, other than not having reverse, it's just as easy to park. I've also driven an Xterra and it was like a short and tall version of my car. It's way too small for what it is though. My friend has a truck like in the OP, an old F250 fullsize lifted monster and its too big to dd. There was consistently nowhere to park it. It was big, comfy, slow, and a gas guzzler (holy shit I swear that thing got gallons per mile) and nothing could beat it for hauling junk but it's just too big in the city.

I'm looking for another minitruck though right now since that's the smallest I would want to go. At worst, I'll settle for something the size of an f150 (single cab long bed or ext cab short bed) since that's the largest I can go.

>>14672572
Fuck you I won't do what you tell me.

>Biggest - 4 door golf
>Smallest - Citroen C1
First one was my driving instructors car, 2nd is my mums car
I could own my own car, but I'm going to be moving about during the next couple of years including internationally, so there isn't much point in getting a car that I won't be able to use

>>14670361
>>14670396
I dunno
I guess if you DD a commercial truck, I would imagine you get spoilt in terms of comfiness

>>14671957
>you can literally drive ANYTHING on a provisional basis.
as long as you have a mate who's over 21 with a Category H licence

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>tfw no CCLB 97 F-350 SRW powerstroke

>>14671957
You can own stuff that isn't street legal in the states, you just can't drive it on public roads. This is similar to that UK stuff you write about.

>>14662538
fucking kek

>>14671957
My Camaro wouldn't fit on half of your roads. Owning a tank in bongland is like having a couch that's stuck in a room because it can't fit through the door frame

>>14661340
What if their job requires a truck

>>14670524
Learn to not slouch

Largest vehicle I would be willing to DD?

Maybe an extended cab long bed pick up or a crew cab short bed. Crew cab long bed would be too much of a pain in the ass while maneuvering around tight parking lots or areas.

Smallest?

Probably like a Smartcar. Would probably be pretty nice to drive actually. Like a go-kart with a cab.

>>14672224
there's no way les claypool doesnt own a jeep wagoneer. or a beat up 93 chev single cab long bed 2wd half ton

>>14672912
bum bum bum wee wee wee weeee

>>14674610

>my camaro won't fit on half your roads

I once visited England and I was surprised at how smooth and wide most of their roads were.

In fact. The proclaimed "too small for traffic" roads were still broad enough to fit most vehicles.

You could get a 4 ton truck down most "small" roads no problem, but you see these folks have no idea how to drive and estimate clearance so the think that their roads are smaller than they actually are.

If you took over a dually f-350 you would have no problem unless you went into a multi story car park.