Raptor Assault Trucks

[GraniteRiver]

For those who have been, would you ever buy one of the trucks they use if it was only a 6-9 month stop gap until the new Gen 3 comes in?

 

[nikhsub1]

No. Not because of issues but because you may have problems re selling it due to the fact that it was a mule truck that was potentially beat on.

 

[xrocket21]

Last I saw, it wasn't even a good deal pricewise

 

[melvimbe]

Last I saw, it wasn't even a good deal pricewise

I was going to say, doesn't it depend on price and warranty?

 

[DINOZR]

No. Not because of issues but because you may have problems re selling it due to the fact that it was a mule truck that was potentially beat on.

lol, "potentially"???

I drove mine like we were making Grand Theft Auto: Utah

 

[Braaaaptor]

No, I put mine through things I would never put my own truck and I'd classify myself as a pretty smooth and not hamfisted driver. You can imagine what the hamfisted ones do to them, now multiply that 2-3x a week for years on end. If the price was <40k you could convince me but otherwise RUN.

 

[smurfslayer]

They tell you in that brief movie at the dinner before R/A:

“Don’t drive it like you bought it, drive it like you STOLE it”.

 

[GraniteRiver]

Thanks for the responses, was what I expected they would be. I would never consider one if I was going to keep it, just to hold me over until the summer. Trading it in, no one would be the wiser as far as its previous life, just a low mileage truck and they go for a pretty penny in these parts.

 

[Raptorial]

They tell you in that brief movie at the dinner before R/A:

“Don’t drive it like you bought it, drive it like you STOLE it”.

Drive it like a rental

 

[rbraptor]

As others have said: no. If you were going to keep it as your “beater truck” then hell yes but if you wanted to sell it, you’ll have a harder time since it was basically a rental for so long.