That’s a fair point! Just remember, if you don’t need the extra capacity, SRW may be the way to go.
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Another aspect to consider is resale value. DRWs tend to have better resale value in industries like construction. That might factor into your decision too.
That’s interesting! Anyone know if insurance claims differ much between the two? If DRWs are less likely to have accidents, that could be a big deal!
I don’t think that’s true. Both have similar accident rates, but it can depend on how you drive.
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Regardless of the truck type, you should anticipate maintenance costs. Both styles require regular upkeep that can impact your overall budget.
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Well put! Budgeting for those consistent costs is crucial no matter which truck you choose.
I’ve seen some pretty significant variations in maintenance costs depending on the model year. Any thoughts on whether older or newer models are more economical?
Definitely newer models usually have better fuel efficiency, which could lower long-term costs. But they also tend to be pricier up front!
Just remember to take everything into account! Like a joke I heard: Why did the truck bring a suitcase? Because it couldn’t handle the baggage! Choose wisely to avoid unnecessary costs!
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