Ngl I want these steels so bad wrapped in 285s.
Yeah, steel wheels and rubber floor instead of alloy and carpet, plus only a couple of differences from an XLT makes it 'cheap'. An XL is $2500 less than a base XLT.The XL is the cheapest model, it would be a surprise if it didn't look cheap
well yeah, it's a fleet truck lol. that's not really unexpectedthe xl is also the top selling model so that says something about it. what did the article say, 45% increase over last month or quarter
It's a work fleet truck, if you want it to look prettier get the XLT.Yeah, steel wheels and rubber floor instead of alloy and carpet, plus only a couple of differences from an XLT makes it 'cheap'. An XL is $2500 less than a base XLT.Spend another $1k and you couldn't tell the difference from XL and XLT just by looks.
that is the point of his comment. the xlt and xl are visually almost identical. i know, my FIL and i have the same trucks, except his is xlt and mine is xl. the miniature sliding rear window, different rims, and some more sensors in the bumper is the only way to tell them apart.It's a work fleet truck, if you want it to look prettier get the XLT.
Ok, my point still stands: if you want a prettier truck, get the XLT rather than the work truck XL that looks like a work truck. It seems like you think the XL shouldnt even exist at all. which is strange.that is the point of his comment. the xlt and xl are visually almost identical. i know, my FIL and i have the same trucks, except his is xlt and mine is xl. the miniature sliding rear window, different rims, and some more sensors in the bumper is the only way to tell them apart.
same interior, same exterior, different rims and rear window. not worth the price difference to go from an xl to an xlt