The Honda Ridgeline has a wheelbase that's almost two feet longer than a mid-80s Ford Ranger. The body is almost a yard longer.

Bring back small, capable trucks.

The problem is not supply, it's demand. Every american wants to be the biggest vehicle on the road, and can't stand the mild inconvenience of sitting in a car, so their vehicle must be as large, spacious, comfortable, and luxurious as an expensive couch.

Toyota could bring back the tiny 90s tundra, and they would sell a tiny tiny number of them. That's why the modern corolla is as large as the 2000s camry.

A new EV (or even ICE) Chevy LUV would be so cool. Something small, simple, and cheap.

Got the f-150 as the main family vehicle. Extra width is a huge deal. we don’t feel squished together on trips.

Kids and and dog have plenty of room. And the bed is plenty big for all luggage / camping gear.

Plus it’s useful when we do need to haul couches or bigger items.

Downtown park isn’t fun but is doable.

so what you need is a minivan and what you got is a truck. this is pretty much what we're complaining about yes.

Plus minivan is way easier to park. I almost rammed somebody's fence with the rear end of the truck when I first drove a Nissan Navara.