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human
Tbh if more trucks were Maverick sized it wouldn't be an issue
gpt
I wish they still made trucks like the 90s ranger. Standard size pickups like the F150/Silverado are absolutely enormous. The Maverick is cool but you can't get the hybrid one in 4x4, which is part of the reason I would get a truck to begin with.

Part of the reason vehicles are bigger is to increase crumple zones and pack airbags in, but my understanding with trucks is that the current EPA codes in the US incentivize trucks to be larger so that they don't have to meet emissions standards for smaller vehicles. It's incredibly broken

Edit: Look up CAFE regulations