Pickups that women can drive
graphixchic
Member Posts: 15
Pickups are all hard plastic and seats way up high
so you can't even reach the pedals and sitting on
them makes your butt feel 'like a rock'. The radios
look like 'Lost in Space' rejects and they have so
many useless buttons and features it would take me
36k/36mo just to read the manual. The colors are
just plain old puke ugly and you have to get a
crane to get in the new ones.Why can't they make
one for us gal's instead of just for you cowpokes,
oilers and rustlers?????
so you can't even reach the pedals and sitting on
them makes your butt feel 'like a rock'. The radios
look like 'Lost in Space' rejects and they have so
many useless buttons and features it would take me
36k/36mo just to read the manual. The colors are
just plain old puke ugly and you have to get a
crane to get in the new ones.Why can't they make
one for us gal's instead of just for you cowpokes,
oilers and rustlers?????
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Oh, and buy some step rails for your new Ford pickup. It'll allow you to make a graceful entry and exit while wearing a skirt.
Might still fail the puke colour scheme test but otherwise that is surely a 'chickmobile'.
Of course it will probably attract all of us cowpokes, oilers and rustlers - nut hey, you can't have everything.
The new F-150 also has pedals that adjust to make it easier for a smaller person to reach the pedals without eating the steering wheel (and the airbag).
I disagree about the complicated controls on pickups. From what I've seen, most pickups have simpler controls than cars. The reason given is that the controls in pickups are designed to be used while wearing work gloves. In any case, most pickups don't have lots of tiny buttons or other complicated controls.
Also, most trucks are available at several trim levels (just like cars). The interior of most of the upscale trimlines is quite nice - my 2000 Silverado LT is a very pleasant. I like the color, the controls are easy to reach and understand, and the seats are VERY comfortable.
these are functional vehicles built for people who use them for their intended purpose. How about you go check out something cute, like a beetle, neon, RAV4, cars that cater to people who fuss about such frivolities as interior color and cushy seats.
Pickups sit high because they must carry heavy loads and some were designed to go offroad. Trucks are not built for men. They are built for function.
page62-Those F-150's are BIG
andy_jordan-I sure would like to see one
chevyck1-If they made one for my size 7 frame
jerobbins-Oooh,a F-150 has adjustable pedals?
edharri3-I never thought a man would hanker for a pink shade pickup
Bookitty
My wife - 5 foot tall...loves my 2500 LT Chevy...she always finds some reason to take it instead of the stang.
What's the problem here??
- Tim
I sit all the way back and feet crooked.....2 position memory at it's best is used here..
ahhhhhh
- Tim
I am interested to see what goes under the hood as far as DC's new engine lineup they are talking about in 2002.
She can see over traffic with it. She always wanted a RX7, but after seeing my truck she mentioned maybe she should drive it to keep it nice!(I work construction)
In short, she no longer wants a car...Only like bigger trucks. Astrovan isn't as big as my truck,
but its close.
My sugestion..... Silverado!!
I'm not sure where you live (Toyotaville?) but down here in South Texas, the F150 is your basic transportation. And I see lots of 5'0" women driving Lincoln Navigators 'round these parts.
So buy yourself an F150 SuperCrew with adjustable pedals and power seats . . . and get on with it! Don't worry, the Americans make a decent vehicle nowadays (and I've owned a Toyota and a Datsun, so I know what I'm talking about.)
If you're going to worry about the pedals moving on your own, may I suggest public transportation.
Bookitty
Bookitty
coming out of a club, or staying awake trying to
think of a appropriate response.
Bookitty
Ever since we let them out of the house...gave them shoes,the right to vote,and a drivers license....this world just ain't been the same..
geeeezz
LOL
hehehheeeehehehehehehe
- Tim
Bookitty
Wuh??
Lil' Old me??
- Tim
And most of the women are very cap....... Never mind. That quwstion must have been a jike and I bit....darn
Ed
GRRRRR
- Tim
In another place in Edmunds she was expounding the merits of the new beetle, now pick ups. Now if that group isn't mutually exclusive I don't know what is.
So come on graphixchic, which is it, the beetle or a manly truck?
:-)
Good point! Now answer me one question.......:
What were YOU doing in the Beetle topic?
LOL!! Are you a fraud as well? LOL! Are the engines still in the back? I'm sure you could tell us!! HAHAHAH
I don't know ace.....we are putting you under watch for 48 hours....
- Tim
I guess I like the Ford 4 door pickup the best but none of the dealers seem to have them in stock, they must be selling very good. Does anyone know about them I really would like to get more information on them.
And as for the spanking and throwing in the bed, you all ought to take a time out for such bad thoughts going through your nerf bar banged up heads. I know if I say anything more it'll hurt something awful so I'll just quit now before that happens.
You can research all the trucks there, including pictures, road tests, safety info, capacities, dimensions, price etc.
Someone said you can adjust the pedals on the F150. That's cool if true. Do you need this much truck?
What uses do you have in mind for it? Choosing a bigger truck is either done for sake of vanity, or because you need the capacity. Either reason is valid. What is it for you?
All of todays trucks are very good. The different sizes and configurations make them specialized. Some better suited than others for a particular task. Need a back seat? Adults? Or kids? Need to carry plywood? Dry wall? Towing a boat? Trailer? Camper?
If anyone is really interested graphixchic's comment was that she liked Jaguars and beetles - my response was that she wasn't coming anywhere near my Jag if she liked beetles - am I forgiven boys?
Bookitty
- Tim
Bookitty
- Tim