I was simply saying it works fine... theres no need in comparing because they both have setbacks if you put them side to side in comparison theres no questioning that. Pickup traction to the rear wheels SUV limited cargo space. Pickup limited seating room. SUV higher rollover chance. Even then... i understand the rear issue with a pickup if it was 5-10 years ago, but technology itself is advancing... so that issue isnt much of an issue anymore whether it being better suspension characteristics or differing weight ratios its being eliminated. although it will never be eliminated fully. The real fact is whatever you buy SUV or truck one is going to have a foot ahead of the other in one class and the other will have in another class. That is one thing you must realise. also, a pickups point is merely to transport cargo, so if it did have this cargo in the back it would be fine on traction, their suspensions are set up to drive well with a load as an suv is designed to drive better without. I know when you were carrying that tt engine the SUV isnt as responsive on its feet as it would be with an empty trunk.
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