As many of you know, I live in the mountains of Utah.
Here, where the roads bleed from pavement to gravel, the wildlife is abundant and often darts into the road, and where ruggedness is truly the one sticking point to most car purchases, there are tons of heavily capable full-size pickups to do all manner of things. But like most pickups, they're mostly used for trips to the grocery store, and I rarely see any heavy-duty pickups actually doing heavy-duty pickup truck things. I've done more with our lowly Honda Ridgeline than most Ford Raptors.
Despite my wanton mechanical abandon, and lack of funds for said Raptor or HD truck, nearly everyone in India puts my ability to stack, pile, and tow things in my "fake truck" Ridgeline to shame. And they absolutely humiliate those folks with big boy trucks, as evidenced by this recent video that went viral of a scooter—yes, a scooter—towing what appears to be the entirety of a Costco aisle behind it.
Check it out.
