Posted: May 22 2005 at 6:51pm | IP Logged

I have noticed alot about what kind of people drive what kind of trucks. Being a young looking 17 year old who is privileged enough to regularly use his dads titan, i get all kinds of looks from other full size truck owners...

Lets have a look at what kind of people drive what kind of trucks

Nissan Titan- Every titan guy i have come across has always given his wave/smile of approval, i always return the favor. The titan owner is friendly and confident that his truck is a serious machine.

Dodge Ram- These guys are mostly jerks. Everyone i have to sit next to at a stop light is usually driven by a muscle bound, crooked hat-ted, 22 year old cocky SOB. Always wants to race me when im not ready, and never wants to race when i am. Also, the ram driver has a hard time admitting that the titan, in most aspects, is a better truck.

Ford F150- Now you cant bag on a legend. Awesome truck. Beautiful interior. Cushy car like ride. Usually purchased by the "football dad". Always a refined driver, never wants to race. Nice guys.

Toyota Tundra- I have seen more mom's taking the kids to soccer practice in this than you could imagine. Toyota is appealing to a new truck market, mom's. good job toyota.

Silverado/Sierra- Everyone and their grandma has a lifted one of these. And i have no problem spanking the 6 liter v8. The driver, usually much like the ram driver, always wants to fight after i pull away and we meet again at the next red light.

Hope i didnt offend anyone..Just my personal road experience.

Posted: May 22 2005 at 7:21pm | IP Logged

Very interesting aspect.

I can agree with the Dodge owner's being mostly full of themselves, most of them. I think that Chevy owners tend to lay somewhere between the Dodge and Ford owners mentality. The Tundra, yeah, I see alot of female drivers taking up those rides, seeing how a Tundra is like driving a bigger car. But I can't say that I've actually met and talked to other Titan owners in my area, but all the members here are true to the core.