For anyone saying they’ve never heard people say that about crew cabs…it’s in the comments of tons of pickup videos including this one. Just scroll down and have a keyboard war with them😂. This video is just for shits, don’t get triggered lol

Dude made a whole video to justify his new truck to the wife 🤣

"Basically like an SUV..." Alright boys we got em, wrap it up...

I remember when people bought trucks to actually use the beds.

Alternate title: "Why this truck is like a minivan"

“How dare you say this isn’t a real truck?!” Seconds later: “it’s basically a SUV”

My problem with them isn’t the back seats.. the 4 doors.. the shorter bed.. it’s the price

It’s not the crew cab that makes it less of a truck. It’s that fact that you picked the short bed.

Crew cab is literally to take it to the job site with a crew 😂

**Dealer slaps the hood** "You can fold the floor flat AND still use the cup holders"

I've never heard anyone say that, but my dad has I guess because he always says why don't you just get the crewcab.

That truck costs more than my first house.

Ironically truck guys are the only ones that wouldn't call this a truck. They dont think anything is a "truck" unless its over 30 years old and can tow 10000lbs 😂

"Have you ever heard anybody say that crew cabs aren't real trucks?" "No I haven't. First time I'm hearing of it"

5 seconds in to the video: “It’s basically an SUV now” yeah, exactly

Well being a retired trucker. My 8 ft bed, super duty, crew cab, dually is a truck. Tows 37000 pounds. Its the best little truck I ever had.😅😊

I have one of these, I slept in the back seat area once. Folded the seats up, extended the flat boards, and set a memory mattress pad to lay sideways. It was very cozy and comfortable. These Ram trucks are very practical and reasonably reliable.

“Crew cab aren’t real trucks” said no one

The targeting of the pickup truck has definitely changed. They used to be for work use. Now people buy them based on tow ratings just to drive them through the local Starbucks drive thru.

"Here's why its a truck... its basically an SUV" Let that sink in...

I was using my Dads truck to help a lady move, which had an 8 foot bed (because I think that was the norm) and I was in a swanky neighborhood. A neighbor commented on how he’d never seen a bed on a truck so long before, lol!

"It's basically an SUV now"

My father had a 1974 Chevrolet Cheyenne Crew cab with an 8-ft bed. I don't think anyone ever doubted that. that thing was a real truck.

crew cabs are absolutely amazing for dirt bike riders. being able to store your gear and tools in the rear seat while your bike, fuel, and stand are in the bed is amazing.

So from what I gather, you could've just bought a mini-van, had all the same things, but then also had a protected place to do all your hauling.

I’ve literally never heard anyone say that ever

I feel like 90 percent of truck owners don’t use their truck for truck purposes but it’s nice to have when you do need it like once or twice a year

If only my suburban had cooo stuff like this, the seats fold forward and that’s it lmao. But that basically makes it a longbed single cab with a canopy and nothing to separate the bed and cab

Crew cab = you can hold a full crew of passengers + keep more valuable tools in the back seat

“Look at all the ways my giant sedan is actually a woman’s purse”

I agree that rear seat is incredible for storing your groceries....

More interested in reliability of the motor and transmission don't get me wrong I like the stuff you talked about

How to talk your wife into a new family “car” lol

“I made up a fake argument so I’d have something to justify a purchase nobody would’ve cared about anyways”

Homie needs a minivan but can’t accept it

“It’s a real truck” -explains why it’s a minivan

As long as it’s not a short bed, it’s fine.

truck guys really be like "if itS DIfFErEnT froM MiNe Its nOT a rEAl TrUck"

I remember when people bought pickup trucks and actually used them to haul stuff in the bed.

I agree... As long as it still actually has a REAL truck bed on the back too... So many "trucks" nowadays, especially 4-door ones, don't even have a useful bed on them anymore for anything besides holding a few grocery bags or something, lol! IMO, anything smaller than a 2M, (or 6.5 foot) MINIMUM length bed is practically useless for actually hauling anything as a true truck! (And an actual FULL size, 8' long bed is absolutely essential if you really use your truck for any kind of actual work, like carpentry, construction, ranch use, etc. It's really all about the usefulness of the BED when it comes to determining if something is a "real truck" or not... because that's what a TRUCK is basically for, to have a useful bed to haul really dirty or rough things whenever needed, like lumber, dirt, bricks, logs, hay, etc... Creature comforts in the cab are great to have too, but storage capacity, and practical and useful cargo hauling capacity is what ultimately makes a truck a REAL truck, regardless of whether the cab is like a "luxury car", OR NOT!

So it’s no longer a truck because of convenience? For me if anything, it holds more equipment or holds more workers for whatever job I got. Crew cab plus 8-foot bed? That’s a dream truck.

Then there’s me with the single cab and no storage 😂

Felt like I was watching someone give me a tour of a minivan…

love the little built in coolers in the back, god sent when you go to the beach

A crew cab is the definition of a truck

Well guess you can keep your drinks cold when your waiting on the home depot delivery guy 👍

Crew cabs are literally why trucks are so popular.

Ah, yes, because all crew cab trucks have these features.

I have NEVER heard ANYONE say a crew cab truck isn't a real truck. Ever.

They lost a lot of utility when the bedsides got too high to reach over.

if you want cargo space in your pickup there’s this thing called the bed edit: obviously there are situations where crew cabs are the best option, but the majority of the time when someone buys one it's not one of those situations and a single cab or car would be fine.

That's not a truck... That's a cowboy Limousine. hahahaha

This is the first time I've ever heard that a crew cab truck isn't a real truck😂

He just told us everything we already knew . Thank you

yes I'd love to pay $20,000 more for a little more storage and a few cupholders "gReAt DeAl"

for my halfton i like the double cab with the 6.5' bed. that way i can keep certian tools in the cab, have the longer bed and get around the same as an suv

Don't care how many doors it has, if it doesn't have a bed that can carry full sheets of plywood (laying flat) with the tailgate closed then it's not a real truck

meanwhile in the UK we are stuck with 2litre turbo diesel clones.

They sure did get you with the extras !!

If you're not using it for work, an SUV is the better option 9/10 times.

Dodge knows how to make people comfortable for when they’re waiting for the tow truck😂

More random holes to cram cheerios into sounds an awful lot like a minivan to me.

The one's who say that crew cabs aren't real trucks are the one's who CAN'T AFFORD THEM!!

I had never seen so much luxury in a truck before

This was a great minivan review.... now review the pickup....

Crew cabs = the man bun of trucks

I bought a Tacoma the other day and never even considered a dodge, but I’m not gonna lie that little storage thing under the floor mat is pretty frickin slick

Yea! It’s just unfortunate that they cost $90000 now!

“Basically a suv now” lol

A detailers worst nightmare

Despise crew cabs. Short cab or extended if you have to. 4 doors are for soccer moms

Older, smaller pickups were actually more useful than these things. You would actually have a lot of space in the beds, and it was a time when people actually used the beds. Nowadays people just use their pickups and SUVs for commuting, only using the space in them once a year and almost never going off road. Not to mention how the old pickups were smaller, which is much better than the tank sized pickups.

Extended cab long bed is king.

Created to haul the 4 to 6 people who are actually going to put all the 4ft x 8ft sheets of plywood and 8ft long beams in the truck bed together. Yes, it's a truck.

As a contractor I can assure you they are real trucks. They must be, as every contractor has one.

Yeahhhh, this dude definitely doesn’t even use the bed lmaooo.

You had me a USB Ports ❤

I've always heard of people wishing they could afford the crew cab version 💀

Rather have that extra space as a longer bed.

Add a 8ft bed and it's the best damn work truck

Best was the Chevy bonus cab from the 80s that was just a Dimond plate box where the rear seats used to be

I love the way you pronounce “minivan” to make it sound like you’re talking about a truck 😂

Truck guys arguing what is and what isn’t a truck might be one of the most insecure things guys do these days

Love my crew cab ram with 8' bed. Only down side is turning radius and short parking stalls.

Quad cab(half cab)perfect The bed to cab ratio looks funny on crew cabs

Ok, I have heard this several times, and I never discredited a crew cab truck as a truck, but what is out on the market for the last 10 years or so are mostly “over glorified grocery getters”. What I am getting at is a pick-up has become a status symbol vs the work horse of the past. If you doubt what I am saying, go to any of the truck show rooms, and find a 2022 whatever 1/2, 3/4, or 1 ton truck aside from a chassis cab, that has powered steering and brakes, “manual roll up windows “, manual door locks , and heaven for give the thought of a manual transmission! If you take a serious look at the trucks of the late 60’s through the mid 1980’s,vs the “ trucks” today, I am almost afraid to put any tools in the bed because of the cost of scratched paint or damage to a modern day status symbol!

You want your passengers to be comfortable while your Dodge waits for a tow.

I have a 1990 f350 cre cab with an 8 foot bed. It's a nice truck. Pulls stuff. Hauls stuff.

In Australia this very same truck and the Chev are very popular , we also take off the tub at the back and put on a flat bed steel or aluminium body with drop down sides ! Soon to arrive will be the factory backed F150 & Tundra .... all cost $ 100k AUD once converted to Rhd . They are very popular .

A Peterbilt is a real truck

Never heard anyone say that but uh you def showed them otherwise 😅👌

this is like a walmart version of Forrest's reviews

I remember getting yelled at for calling pickup trucks/pickups a truck.

If I wanted a crew cab I woulda got one, regular cab short bed any day, you don’t see them too often now a days.

As long as it’s not a step side it’s fine 😂😂😂

I do rural trash collection with a pick up down tons of dead end roads in northern Michigan. My entire bed space is occupied with trash collection. I'd be screwed without a crew cab to store my "just in case" broom, extra bungees, ect.

If there’s more cab space than bed space, it’s not a real truck. I will die on this hill

HA! I'm a grandmother who gardens, helps folks move, all types of stuff. So....to sit 6 people comfortably, to haul mulch, dirt, household goods, plants and such... to pull whatever I need to tow behind me??? Yes sir, I'll take my crew cab anywhere. I can even get "dressed up" and drive up to a nice restaurant and not feel one bit "less than". And, mine is 10 years old, still running like a champ with over 178,000 miles on it. Make fun all you want. Climbing up into my truck makes me smile every time. Oh, and those 6'2" quarterbacks that I love? They are very comfortable, whether they're driving or sitting in the back seat. Laugh on pilgrims, laugh on. ;-)

It’s not a real truck though. It’s a minivan with a bed.

Crew cab is the only truck your wife would let you buy.