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gsolman6 @ Feb 6th 2008 1:13AM
The Dodge Sprinter does what that thing does and gets 25 mpg to boot with its turbo diesel 5 cylinder.
Doesn't matter how practical it is cause down here no self-respecting Texan would get one of those instead of a pickup or pickup-based SUV.
brn @ Feb 6th 2008 8:33AM
Thankfully, contrary to what you might believe, there are 49 other states.
RCavaretti @ Feb 6th 2008 11:02AM
Well then, it looks like government policy and resource economics will limit your future choice of 'pickup'. I'm not losing any sleep over it. Bring on the modern and efficient replacement.