Monster Truck
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Another minor downside is getting in and out. Because of the height, this is difficult. However, a set of stairs or a ladder make exiting the vehicle easier. | Another minor downside is getting in and out. Because of the height, this is difficult. However, a set of stairs or a ladder make exiting the vehicle easier. | ||
| - | A third downside is the price of gas. The average millage of a Monster Truck is an | + | A third downside is the price of gas. The average millage of a Monster Truck is an estimated 3.5 MPG |
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Current revision as of 16:52, 10 January 2009
Monster Trucks are a version of trucks produced by North American truck manufacturers. Monster Trucks are very practical vehicles. They are great for driving through (or in some cases over) traffic, city parking and taking the kids to school. The trucks are also perfect for tackling mountains driving.
[edit] Downside
Monster Trucks have several downsides. One downside is the rims and tires. 80 inch rims and tires are rare and are not sold by most dealers. Being so rare increases the price which means that a set of tires and rims can cost as much as a small car.
Another minor downside is getting in and out. Because of the height, this is difficult. However, a set of stairs or a ladder make exiting the vehicle easier.
A third downside is the price of gas. The average millage of a Monster Truck is an estimated 3.5 MPG
