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I mean, it makes sense to me.
I know there's a lot of hate for pickup trucks, but they are useful. Not useful all the time, unless you use it for work, but that can be said for many things that we own. Obviously, most people don't use trucks for work, so they increasingly want more people-space and less (but not necessarily zero) cargo-space.
Cars and trucks in general are a problem, and the trend of increasing size of certain trucks is a problem, but imo if someone wants an SUV with a spot in the back to carry a Christmas tree or whatever, I don't see anything particularly wrong with that.
I really wish two seat utility vehicle format in the spirit of the El Camino would be a thing again. Basically a station wagon size, but with an open bed. These could easily have bed covers in the same shape as a wagon as well, but removable to allow for taller items and a bed that can be hosed out.
The market shifting all in to four door cabs sucks.
They actually have modern El Caminos in Australia. They're called Utes!
Unfortunately Holden (Chevy) has stopped making them in favor of the Colorado, which is basically just a pickup.
They're called... what?
Oh excuse me your honour, two y o u t h s.
Utes (yoots). Short for utility vehicle, which is mostly anything with a bed.
For reference lol: https://youtu.be/qcMfI3ikmsk
My Cousin Vinny is one of my favorite movies, I am sad I did not get the reference immediately :(
I wonder how hard it would be to modify a Hearse into an open bed?
An angle grinder and a week of free time
The Hyundai Santa Cruz is pretty close. Wish they made it electric.
It is a four door and not significantly smaller than other compact pickups like a Maverick or Ridgeline.
Oh I thought they had two doors. Must have been a concept that I saw.
While I agree with the sentiment, it is still annoying when they take up 2 parking spaces. They are just bad cars for cities and work better on rural areas.
That's a matter of truck size, not cab-to-bed ratio, which is what this meme is about.
Trucks with smaller beds are objectively less useful than trucks with larger beds.
Only for hauling large amounts of cargo. There are other measures of usefulness.
Going by that logic a heavy truck is even better. And a train better yet again. Oh and cargo ships...