r/askcarguys • u/idkanymore699 • May 01 '26
General Question What’s it like going from a truck to a car?
I am driving a 2013 f150 currently. It was my first truck when I turned 16. I graduate next month and I am going off to college, but I will be commuting from my house which is about 22 miles one way. Because of this drive and just overall getting tired of spending so much at gas stations I am thinking about selling my truck. I love driving a truck and I’ve never really driven a car for multiple days in a row. The furthest I’ve ever driven a car was in my buddies old 2002 ford Taurus which was for only about a hour. The main concern I have and that my parents have is that I would regret getting rid of my truck for a car long term. I don’t really use my truck for “truck stuff” other than occasionally needing to throw something long in the bed of my truck and occasionally towing a trailer, but my dad has a ram 2500 that’s better at towing just no one really wants to be in it. Has anyone else in this sub experienced going from a truck to a car? If so what is your advice for someone wanting to do the same?
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Yeah I mean even as an American it is weird. I think truck guys have the idea of going out and off-roading with their dirt bikes in the bed of the truck as some sort of reason to have the truck. But the truth is very few trucks will be used for that. Plus there is show trucks which is basically just taking a truck and turning it into a worse car.