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yeah. i hear your concerns but the body is not what takes the brunt of a crash it is the frame. i doubt there will be any diff in safety
thats true, the frame is still steel and supposedly they are beefing it up. I am just very impressed with all the new shit they are putting on it. IMO it will be the only truck on the market fully loaded at 60k that is actually worth 60k.
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thats true, the frame is still steel and supposedly they are beefing it up. I am just very impressed with all the new shit they are putting on it. IMO it will be the only truck on the market fully loaded at 60k that is actually worth 60k.
also with a lower center of gravity and less weight that means better handling and braking as well as top of the class towing.
i always said ram, ford, chevy trucks were a pick em, that they were all good and all the same but this is the second time a domestic company is really changing the game. the first was toyota back in the 80s when they put out a turbo pickup. but ford has really taken that to the next level. no wonder ford trucks outsell ram and chevy combined.
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