You aren't going to haul lumber in a sedan or a compact car either, so sure?
Although, yes, you do haul lumber in a electric cargo bike in some countries (e.g. China), although I wouldn't call it a very wise thing to do.
Although, yes, you do haul lumber in a electric cargo bike in some countries (e.g. China), although I wouldn't call it a very wise thing to do.
I'd rather not spend all my money on a rapidly depreciating asset that harms the environment around me, is hard to park, and runs the risk of running over children because I can't see them over the hood... but what do I know. Apparently supporting car alternatives is being "opposed to progress" in this country.
Myth that SUVs have big baggage space is a just that, a myth. Most of them have essentially less space than normal cars with similar usage pattern. Station wagons, vans and many other are better in this regards and also are safer for users and pedestrians alike.
Slightly raised car like vehicles with a full fold down back row, I can and have moved regular sheet ply in one.
You can get really popular as the one guy/girl with a pickup who people can call on to help them move that one time a year. I know someone who met his wife that way.