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2007 GMC Sierra - best possible headlights?
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I'm not saying you're wrong because I don't know the details on your situation, but I do bumpy unpaved roads on my commute daily in a Prius and most subarus can handle seasonal roads just fine. Hell you can do mid Onx rated trails in an Outback. Just saying you might have other options
I need a truck. None of those vehicles are going to haul a cord of firewood
Makes sense. You didn't say anything about hauling in the previous reply so it sounded like you just bought a truck for dirt roads. ๐
Iashouldn't have to explain why I bought it at all lol
I never said you had to do anything