Fugly trucks

but I digress, tell me this doesn't look good for a step-side

 

for a stepside. sure.

But it's like a butterface, except butterbed.

 

Where im from thats classy

 

Actually the Baja is a much better vehicle in every way. The Brat only had 97 HP. Not to mention those silly suicide seats in the back. Plus I only ever saw them in the wild in hideous colors like turb brown, piss yellow, or varicose vein purple.

I came *that* close to trading my '05 CRV for a Baja, but backed out at the last moment just because the numbers weren't to my liking. I have had an Outback and 2 WRX's, so I have always had a thing for Subies. A turbo Baja would be the best thing since bread-sliced bagels in my book.

 

I have always considered Subaru to be the flagship vehicle of tree-huggers and stoned hippies. LOL

 

Yes, and your point??

Actually go to Boulder. It's all Tacomas, Crosstreks and Outbacks there, with a few WRX's/STI's thrown in for good measure.

 

HaHa...Asheville, NC is the same way.

 

Haha. We should all think about the demographics that buy all subarus. It's rather interesting if you wrote them down.

As for step-sides, nope--never, no go.
Lastly, These remind me there's some real bad trucks out there.

 

I honestly would like to have that!

 

That 2nd gen Dodge Ram is great! I love them things!

 

What ever happened to the Makado? ))

 

https://youtu.be/8Hopt4m-bwA

Much Jeep

 

Anything by Tesla, even tho they're not trucks (they call that one thing an SUV... whatever Tesla).

Nissan Frontiers. Shit interiors too.

And what the actual f Toyota?

 

Yeah, the newer hiluxes are shit ugly. At least when they had the bed loops on the outside it was still utilitarian. This is just goofy looking. Looks like the front of a Ridgeline.

But Toyota makes step sides, so it's not surprising they are capable of fugly.

 

maybe not fugly, but I'll call it stupid fugly?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=544&v=HxZQM_1ET7c

I feel 10x dumber by watching this, but kind of side with him on the end statement