It’s called a pick-up but I’ve never seen anyone pick one up.
They’re used to go pick up groceries all the time.
*ute
English-speaking countries try not to police other English-speaking countries’ dialects challenge (impossible)
English trying to not be the most janky language ever (thanks, french people) /s
The French are a major reason English is so janky.
English is Apache language
The french didn’t even consider the Normans french anymore at the time. Then again, the french still will exile you for using french incorrectly.
EN.US try not to dominate all online EN spaces challenge (impossible)
We’re happy to backport words into English 1.0 and English 1.4 as needed.
Americans try not to call americanise English challenge (impossible)
So a pickup TRUCK is not a truck but a delivery van is?
There is no van in this image.
That’s not even a dry van, it’s a flatbed with lazy tarps
This is a van
That’s a lorry.
Thank You, if only you were real and not a figment of our imagination.
For them, Australia is a real place full of strange wildlife and where people use “Australian accents”.
They believe barbie dolls are fairies with valuable information. Their interrogation methods for these dolls are horrific, and I’m just glad they have no full-sized equivalent for real humans.
It’s okay. If someone wants to live “down under” it’s best just to let them.
In Spanish these are called “camionetas”, something like “truckettes”.
In Australia we call them “Utes” short for “utility vehicle” :)
Ute rule
Nah top one is a lorry
The bottom is a pickup truck
You are all wrong of course. This is a truck.
That’s a forklift
Precisely. A forking truck.
Bottom is a pick-me-up car
SUV with an open trunk
That’s a Lastkraftwagen, not a truck
thats a boganmobile
||||||||||||||
I hate ego trucks, but literally what is your point here?that’s not even one of the lifted asshole trucks its just what most people are forced to buy if they wanna transport shit reasonably, they don’t sell pickups from the 90s anymore
Yeah but 9 times out of 10, a van carries more, is secure and shelters whatever is being moved…
Why builders use these to carry tools is dumb since most of the timber arrives flat packed anyway on the back of a hiab
It’s always fun to read about how I do my job wrong by someone who has no clue.
Classic! Just because ice got an opinion, doesn’t mean it’s valid.
You’re absolutely right, I have no clue but can’t understand why it’s a thing.
An old ute with a huge tray, sure - but like you say, you do you…
everyday folks that have an acre or two of land aren’t gonna spend a bunch of money on one of those huge trucks when they could get a pickup truck which is a car that can move their family AND can carry stuff without destroying the interior. They’re useful for moving dead tree or bikes/luggage for a camping trip. There are legitimate uses for a pickup truck, even if the big modern ones are annoying to use.
I hate how modern trucks aren’t built to be actually used like a truck :/
I get you on those points - they had a legit job to do, now they’re just who stroking devices (and honestly, that’s valid - just don’t do it in front of everyone else!)
