2000 Chevy gmt400 k3500

[Cadillacmak]

I am betting the Fairbanks area (interior) is even higher. I should try and look that up.

Here is the current stock at the Chevy dealership. 78% Truck. Ford dealership is only 46 out of 120 something but they cant keep a truck in stock.

 

[99xcss4]

Why would it be?

well along with every thing being huge and the foot trucks are one of the main things that come to my mind when I think about my next door state

 

[Caman96]

well along with every thing being huge and the foot trucks are one of the main things that come to my mind when I think about my next door state

What’s a foot truck? Food?

 

[Cadillacmak]

well along with every thing being huge and the foot trucks are one of the main things that come to my mind when I think about my next door state

We have a joke we tell Texans. "Alaska is voting to split and become North Alaska and South Alaska, now there will be two states bigger than Texas."

 

[HotWheelsBurban]

Hey now, until y'all became a state, we were the biggest.....

 

[99xcss4]

What’s a foot truck? Food?

meant to say that I think about food and lots of trucks and since just about every truck maker has a so calld "texas edition" should be at the top of the list imho

 

[99xcss4]

What’s a foot truck? Food?

you are going to have to forgive me I have a little bit of the short bus in my brain and some times it takes over

 

[Erik the Awful]

Alaskan - "Alaska is bigger than Texas."
Texan - "It won't be when it melts."

I think the largest problem with their methodology is that it only picks up recent sales by used car dealerships that report to the major data brokers. A lot of the pickups rolling around here have been sold a couple times, and the last transaction was person-to-person. Also, trucks stay on the road longer than cars, so how do they know how many are actually on the road if they're only tracking by used sales?