Top 5 Pickups Only Real Men Drive

Top 5 Pickups Only Real Men Drive

you will find below the Top 5 Pickups Only Real Men Drive in USA.  A pickup truck is a vehicle that has a kind of masculinity. If you’re a man who owns one, then you're the best person who can relate to the subject. For most car manufacturers, the objective is to bring the fusion of both the heavy-duty aspects and comfortable space that can make the truck serve as a family car. This will depend on whether you pick the single cab or the double cab, which is usually a 5-seater car. If you’re a man and you don’t own a pickup truck, then you’re missing the exciting experience that a pickup can give. If you know what’s good for you, then you better join the club." hotcars.com"

1. The international CXT

The International CXT is probably one of the biggest pickups you'll ever see. In fact, it's so big that you'll probably confuse it for a heavy commercial truck. You feel like you’re so tiny while standing alongside this amazingly heavy-duty truck; even a 6-foot tall guy will feel like he's so tiny, the size of an insect. In other words, it's the elephant of pickups. Unfortunately, production was discontinued in 2007 due to low sales, but that doesn’t mean this truck was any less of a performer. You can still find second-hand models available on eBay. If you’re a man pulling up in an International CXT, you'll surely get a lot of admiring looks. Don’t be surprised if there are those who want to take pictures close to your vehicle. Most importantly, nobody will want to cross you.

2.  Jeep Wrangler pickup

It's very rare to spot a Jeep Wrangler pickup. That's because there haven't been many Jeep Wrangler pickups in production. However, when you spot one and you’re an avid pickup enthusiast, you can’t help but get jealous of whoever's driving it. The last Jeep pickup model has been reinvented to give a better experience in terms of off-road support. This newest monster isn’t cheap, but it's really worth the penny. What could possibly go wrong while challenging this truck to cruise safely in the desert; the chances are so thin since this truck only trusts its own instincts. The makers of this truck have all kinds of sophisticated details for designing this heavy-duty aluminum body kit that would give the impression that it has the qualities of an armored vehicle. It sounds pretty deep, but a nasty road condition is nothing that the Wrangler can’t handle. It keeps digging for its own path, no matter the obstacles.

3. FORD F-450 PICKUP

The F-450 is one of the most celebrated pickups at the moment. This is a truck that would triumph over so many of its competitors. This is the kind of pickup truck that you'd trust if you needed to do some heavy-duty work on a daily basis. It comes with a good sense of comfort that would supplement your lifestyle. No man would resist this beast that has the traits of Hulk on the road.

A Ford F-450 gives you the unforgivable horsepower that pushes the six-wheel mode to give more results and fewer excuses in a very draining terrain.

Well, we cannot deny its dominant presence across so many borders. It has a very good ground clearance; no man wants to have a bumpy ride and end up having to make expensive repairs to his truck.

4. HUMVEE PICKUP

Now, this is a truck a real man would drive without second questions. It looks a little bit intimidating, doesn’t it? Nothing can beat a good old-fashioned Humvee pickup. The question you’re probably asking is, can a civilian drive one of those? Yes. As long as you’re a U.S. citizen, you can buy your own Humvee pickup from govplanet.com (a US government website). However, if you get yourself a demilitarized Humvee, you can't use it on public roads. Hence, you won't get a license plate for it, although, according to Jalopnik, it's possible to make your Humvee pickup street-legal.

5. GMC HYBRID PICKUP

Question. Out of the five big pickup manufacturers, which one is light years ahead in terms of experimenting with electric/gas hybrid technology for pickups? As it turns out, the GM hybrid pickup is ahead of the pack. Although the truck cannot run on electricity alone, it's a breath of fresh air when it comes to energy efficiency. Even though the Hybrid is a little costly with the MSRP for a new model starting at around $51,000, you'd eventually save that in terms of fuel costs due to the vehicle's superb fuel economy. After the production of this cool pickup, you have to wonder, when will pickups go full electric in North America? Where's Elon Musk when you need him? Tesla, are you there?

Sources: hotcars.com , caranddriver.com, edmunds.com, jalopnik.com, usatoday.com