Posted by bill from sçòtland on September 04, 2014 at 21:00:37 from (66.111.114.3):
I need some truck questions cleared up. I see all your 4x4 pickup going about, some have 150 some say 250 and others seem to go up as far as 450. Am I correct In saying this relates to their weight rating and nothing to do with power output. Now another question relates to power output and towing capacity. What would be classed as a really powerful pickup, hp and examples of towing capacity. Nearly all your pickups are much larger than what we have in Scotland. One final question relates to your larger semi trucks, wbat sort of top speed do they have? We were runnkng at 65 mph today and there was a truck went past like we were standing still, guess he was doing another 30 on top of our 65. Of course it was downhill. Bill
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